Mandarin Oriental Beijing

The Beijing Wenhua Oriental Hotel is located in the core area of Wangfujing, just a 10 minute walk from the East Gate of the Forbidden City. It boasts a prime location with the saying 'prosperity comes from exiting, tranquility comes from entering'. The hotel is created by international design masters who blend elements of Ming and Qing dynasty palace architecture with modern minimalist aesthetics. The blue tiled eaves and glass curtain walls complement each other, inheriting the royal atmosphere of the Forbidden City's red walls and yellow tiles, and connecting the courtyard with streamlined corridors and bridges, creating a garden atmosphere of "one step, one scene", allowing guests to experience the luxurious living of Eastern elegance in the city center.
57 guest rooms and suites are equipped with customized rosewood furniture, cloisonn é decorative ornaments, and intelligent temperature control systems. Some room types have private courtyards or observation terraces, which can directly face the red walls of the Forbidden City or the bamboo scenery of the courtyard; The bathroom is paved with Italian marble, equipped with a double massage bathtub and a separate rain shower, paired with exclusive amenities from Mandarin Oriental, creating an immersive Eastern bathing experience.
The "Zichen" Chinese restaurant is hosted by the Michelin 3-star three-star chef, who focuses on "new works of imperial cuisine", such as Buddha jumps over the wall at the court, truffle roast duck with caviar, etc. The ingredients are delivered directly from the ecological farm in the suburbs of Beijing every day; Fan Bar "is inspired by Beijing courtyard houses and offers specialty cocktails and limited edition Wen Hua Fan themed afternoon tea. As night falls, guests can enjoy a single malt whisky with the lingering charm of Peking Opera, experiencing the blending of ancient and modern nightlife.
The hotel has specially planned a "Forbidden City Exploration Tour", where guests can take the hotel's exclusive rickshaw to explore the hutongs, or participate in intangible cultural heritage handicraft courses such as cloisonn é threading and palace lantern drawing; The fitness center is equipped with Tainuojian high-end equipment, and a panoramic french window is set beside the 25m constant temperature swimming pool to enjoy the four seasons of the courtyard while swimming; Within a 5-kilometer radius, attractions such as the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, and Nanluoguxiang are covered, meeting the needs of cultural exploration and leisure.