About this hotel
General information
The Peninsula Beijing is an all-suite hotel: each of its 230 suites starts at 60 m², with the living room and bedroom divided by a sliding door. Interiors pair warm earth tones and quiet Chinese accents with Cassina furniture, while the in-room technology stays discreetly in the background. Its Cantonese restaurant, Huang Ting, recreates the courtyard home of a Beijing noble family, furnished with Qing-dynasty antiques.
Art sets the hotel apart: a collection of more than 800 original works of contemporary Chinese art, a gallery with rotating exhibitions and an art studio. The hotel is also home to The Peninsula Arcade, home to flagship boutiques of international fashion and jewellery houses. A house fleet of six BMW 7 Series saloons in Peninsula green handles chauffeured journeys, and The Peninsula Academy opens up the city through guided outings and hands-on workshops.
Location
The hotel sits in central Beijing, in the Wangfujing district, a few minutes on foot from the Forbidden City. Beijing Capital International Airport is 27.4 km away and Beijing Daxing International Airport 52 km; the hotel runs chauffeured transfers to both in its own BMW 7 Series saloons.
Spa
The Peninsula Spa on the third floor draws on Ayurvedic, European and Asian healing traditions. It has couples’ spa suites, separate men’s and women’s thermal areas with crystal steam rooms, saunas, ice fountains and experience showers, and an Oriental-style tea lounge for unwinding after a treatment. Treatments use Biologique Recherche, Margy’s Monte Carlo — which has its own themed treatment room — and the botanical Subtle Energies range. Signature rituals include a wood therapy massage with birch and cactus sticks and a singing bowl session, and there are treatments designed for expectant and nursing mothers.
Sports & leisure
The 24-hour fitness centre on the third floor has cardio and strength machines with personal screens, a curved Hammer Strength HD Tread and personal trainers, and swimming lessons can be arranged. Weekly group yoga and Pilates classes, a morning session of a traditional Chinese health exercise and a library of on-demand workouts complete the programme. Guests can borrow Peninsula bicycles free of charge to explore the hutongs. Huang Ting hosts tea ceremonies and craft workshops, and the third-floor art gallery is open around the clock.
The Peninsula Academy offers several ways to get to know Beijing:
- a breakfast walk through the hutongs with a guide, tasting traditional dishes at local eateries
- a dumpling-making class that runs from market to table
- a helicopter flight over the Great Wall
- a tour of the Summer Palace and its gardens
- a visit to a kiln to see how imperial glazed tiles are made
- an art journey to meet contemporary Chinese artists
- an introduction to traditional Chinese herbal medicine
For children
Young guests can join The Peninsula Kid’s Passport Adventure, a guided, question-led discovery trail through the hotel’s best-known spaces, held daily from 10 am to 6 pm and booked 24 hours ahead.
Restaurants & bars
Dining spans Cantonese classics, contemporary continental cooking and a summer rooftop, with in-room dining around the clock.
- Huang Ting — Cantonese and regional Chinese cooking, dim sum and Peking duck in a dining room modelled on a Beijing noble family’s courtyard home, with Qing-dynasty antiques
- Huang Ting Tea Lounge — next to the restaurant: more than 20 teas, sweet dim sum and tea ceremonies led by a tea master
- The Lobby — contemporary continental dining from breakfast until late, the classic Peninsula Afternoon Tea with live music and the plant-based Naturally Peninsula menu
- Yun Summer Lounge — a summer rooftop on the 15th floor with sharing plates and craft cocktails, including a series inspired by the five elements
- In-Room Dining — available 24 hours
Swimming
The 18-metre indoor pool on the third floor is heated to 28 °C all year and lined with loungers. It is open daily from 6 am to 10 pm; children under 12 swim with an adult.
Rooms
The hotel has 230 suites from 60 to 660 m², ranging from the Superior Suite to the grand Peninsula Suite, plus three two-bedroom suites formed from connecting suites for families and groups.
Every suite has a separate living room and bedroom, a marble bathroom with a deep soaking tub with spa mode, an inset television and separate shower and toilet, Cassina furniture, Frette linen, a Dyson hair dryer, minibar, Nespresso machine, Bowers & Wilkins sound system, complimentary high-speed internet and VoIP calls, a dressing room, safe and a valet box for discreet delivery of laundry and shoes.
Grand Premier Suite
A generous living room with separate dining and desk areas in deep woods and gold tones, a bedroom with a king or twin beds and two entrances; some have a sofa bed. Up to 4 guests.
Superior Suite
A suite on floors 5–12 in warm earth tones with Chinese accents, living room and bedroom divided by a sliding door, and city or street views. King bed, up to 3 guests.
Deluxe Suite
A suite with a separate work area by a large window and a desk dock for playing personal media on the television. King or twin beds, up to 3 guests.
Duplex Suite
A two-level suite on the 14th floor, with a bedroom behind floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city and a separate living area. King bed, up to 3 guests.
Premier Suite
Clean-lined furniture inspired by traditional Chinese craftsmanship, with views either over the lights of Wangfujing or the quiet back lanes; some have a sofa bed. King or twin beds, up to 3 guests.
Wangfujing Suite
Overlooks the quiet garden at the rear of the hotel, with a bathroom facing Wangfujing and a living room with dining for four. King bed, up to 4 guests.
Premier Two Bedroom Suite
Two connecting Premier Suites, one with a king and one with twin beds, plus a sofa bed, two bathrooms and two minibars. Up to 6 guests.
Wangfujing Two Bedroom Suite
A Wangfujing Suite connected to a twin-bedded Superior Suite, giving two separate bedrooms, two bathrooms and two televisions. Up to 6 guests.
Grand Premier Two Bedroom Suite
A Grand Premier Suite connected to a twin-bedded Premier Suite, with two bedrooms, a sofa bed and two bathrooms. Up to 6 guests.
Beijing Suite
A bright suite facing the forecourt and the city, with a living room, private cinema room with a 75-inch screen and surround sound, powder room, walk-in wardrobe and two entrances. King bed, up to 4 guests.
The Peninsula Suite
The hotel’s largest suite, a contemporary take on an aristocratic courtyard house of old Beijing, with Chinese antiques and art, a dining room for 18 with its own kitchen, living room, study, private gym and a second bedroom. Up to 4 guests.
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