The hotel is set right next to the main city attractions, such as Central Chinese Television Tower and Workers Stadium.
The dinner, served in a lovely breakfast room, is substantial and fresh and will make the start of your day enjoyable. You are also well met to the on-site cafe where you may share a romantic dinner or entertain your colleges while enjoying the satisfying flavors of dishes made of the finest local and seasonal ingredients. Guests can also take advantage of bathroom with a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries. The Yonganli underground station is only 10 minutes away from the hotel.
Furthermore, this business property offers its visitor such services as tour desk, currency exchange and 24-hour front desk.
Each room at Park Hyatt Beijing provides airconditioning.
This prestigious Park Hyatt Beijing is situated in the heart of Beijing right next to the must visit populated location, such as Sanlitun Barstreet and Dengshikuo
If cancelled or modified up to 2 days before date of arrival, no penalty will be charged.
In case of late cancellation or no-show, the first night will be charged.
Covers 190 acres (44 hectares) and is the largest city centre square in the world. Built in 1417 - place of important state ceremonies.
Tiananmen Square
The largest ancient structure in the world and declared a World Cultural Heritage Site. Comprised of temples and imperieal buildings, served as Imperial Palace for 24 emperors covering 491 years.
Beihai Park
Once the preserve of the Imperial Court, it's a tranquil place to stroll and relax. The lake occupies half of the park - paddleboats in the warmer months. There are colorful pavilions and temples dotted throughout the park.
Forbidden City
The largest ancient structure in the world and declared a World Cultural Heritage Site. Comprised of temples and imperieal buildings, served as Imperial Palace for 24 emperors covering 491 years.
Tiananmen Square
Covers 190 acres (44 hectares) and is the largest city centre square in the world. Built in 1417 - place of important state ceremonies.