Aman Beijing Yihe

The Aman Beijing is located at No. 1, Gongmenqian Street, the Summer Palace. It is just a wall away from the imperial garden, the Summer Palace. It takes only 5 minutes on foot to reach the shore of Kunming Lake through a dedicated passage. The hotel was transformed from a century-old courtyard building, integrating traditional Chinese architectural aesthetics with the style of imperial garden courtyards. Amidst the blue bricks and grey tiles, there lies the architectural charm of the Qing Dynasty, as if it were a hidden paradise that transcend time and space. Located in the core area of Haidian District, adjacent to Beigongmen Station of Metro Line 4, it is convenient for transportation and quiet despite being in the hustle and bustle. It is one of the few "urban ooasis" in Beijing.
The 51 guest rooms are scattered in independent courtyards. Each room features a natural wood color scheme and Chinese mortise and tenon structure, and is equipped with a king-sized bed, a rosewood bathtub and floor heating facilities. The bathroom is designed with a double washbasin area, an independent shower and a separate toilet. Some room types are equipped with private terraces or gardens, offering a view of the lush courtyard or the Summer Palace. The handwritten "goodnight note" hanging by the bedside, the sugar-coated haws on a stick and the Beibingyang drinks in the mini bar, all these details reveal the coexistence of the old Beijing sentiment and modern comfort.
Five restaurants with distinct styles offer global cuisine: The Chinese restaurant at Aman Hotel specializes in Cantonese cuisine and the same chrysanthemum hot pot as Empress Dowager Cixi. Dipped in a secret sesame paste, it is simply amazing. NAMA Japanese Cuisine presents authentic kaiseki cuisine, with ingredients as fresh as those in a private garden. The freshly grilled beef, mutton and seafood at Green Angle Steakhouse, paired with the view of the courtyard's reflection pool, create a delightful dining experience. Jingyingxuan is renowned for its afternoon tea featuring pea yellow, donkey rolls and Da Hong Pao. Facing the stage and looking out at the garden, one can quietly enjoy the passage of time.
In the morning, you can follow the intangible cultural heritage inheritors of the Forbidden City to practice Tai Chi, or experience calligraphy and seal engraving courses. In the afternoon, you can swim in the 25-meter heated swimming pool or enjoy a massage treatment that combines Chinese and Western styles at the SPA center. In the evening, you can enter the Summer Palace along the exclusive passage and enjoy the beautiful sunset over Kunming Lake all by yourself. The surrounding scenic spots such as the Old Summer Palace, Haidian Park and Tsinghua University are all within a 2-3 kilometer radius, allowing for both cultural exploration and natural leisure.