The Peninsula Beijing
Goldfish Lane, Wangfujing, Beijing, China
Location
Wangfujing, central Beijing
The hotel stands on Goldfish Lane in the Wangfujing district of central Beijing, a short walk from the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and Wangfujing's shopping, with Dengshikou subway nearby. There is no beach — this is central Beijing — the culture and sightseeing base, with the Great Wall a day trip away.
Transfer
A Beijing transfer
Fly into Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK), about 30 minutes by car. The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square are within walking distance, with Dengshikou subway a few minutes away.
Villas
Around 230 suites
230 suites — the only all-suite hotel in Beijing, the largest accommodation in the city — each with a separate bedroom, living area, marble bathroom and dressing room, from Deluxe Suites through Premier and Grand Premier Suites to the Peninsula Suite.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples, families and culture-minded travellers who want central Beijing's all-suite icon — the largest suites in the city, Michelin dining and a walk to the Forbidden City.
Board Basis
B&B
Booked on bed and breakfast. Jing, Huang Ting and the Yun rooftop lounge cover modern French, Qing-courtyard Cantonese and rooftop sharing plates, with afternoon tea in The Lobby.
About the Resort
Beijing’s only all-suite hotel
The Peninsula Beijing is the city's only all-suite hotel — a multimillion-dollar renovation reconfigured 525 rooms into 230 grand suites, the largest accommodation in Beijing, each with a separate bedroom, living area, marble bathroom and dressing room. It stands on Goldfish Lane in the Wangfujing district, a short walk from the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and Wangfujing's shopping, with Dengshikou subway a few minutes away — the ideal base for Beijing's great sights. Henry Leung's design pairs heritage with advanced in-room technology, and the dining is a destination in itself: Michelin-starred Jing for modern French, Huang Ting for Cantonese in a preserved Qing-Dynasty courtyard, the open-air Yun rooftop lounge with Beijing views, and afternoon tea in The Lobby. A twelve-room Peninsula Spa offers thermal bathing, there is a glass-ceilinged indoor pool, and the Peninsula-green Rolls-Royce fleet waits at the door. There is no beach — this is central Beijing — the culture-and-icon base, a Great Wall day trip away.
Accommodation
Suites
230 suites — the only all-suite hotel in Beijing and the largest accommodation in the city, the entry suite around 65 square metres — each with a separate bedroom, living area, marble bathroom and dressing room, in Henry Leung's design. They run from Deluxe Suites through Premier and Grand Premier Suites to the Peninsula Suite.
Entry
Deluxe Suite
Sleeps three. Around 65 square metres with a separate living area, a dressing room and a marble bath, with city views — the entry suite.
~65 sqmCity view
Premier
Premier Suite
Sleeps two. A larger suite with city views.
LargerCity view
Grand
Grand Premier Suite
Sleeps four. Around 102 square metres, with city views.
~102 sqmCity view
Apex
The Peninsula Suite
Sleeps four. From around 110 square metres, with panoramic city views — the signature suite.
PanoramicCity view
Food & Drink
Dining
A celebrated line-up, much of it Michelin-recognised. Jing serves modern French with Asian accents, Huang Ting does Cantonese in a preserved Qing-Dynasty courtyard, the open-air Yun rooftop lounge pours cocktails and Mediterranean sharing plates over Beijing, and The Lobby keeps the afternoon-tea ritual.
French
Jing
Michelin-recognised modern French cooking with Asian accents.
Cantonese
Huang Ting
Cantonese cooking in a preserved Qing-Dynasty courtyard.
Rooftop
Yun
An open-air rooftop lounge — Mediterranean sharing plates and cocktails, with Beijing views.
Tea
The Lobby
Afternoon tea in The Lobby.
Wellbeing
The Peninsula Spa
The Peninsula Spa runs across twelve treatment rooms with traditional Chinese wellness, thermal bathing, a relaxation lounge and an Oriental Tea Lounge. A glass-ceilinged indoor heated pool with loungers and a 24-hour fitness centre complete the wellness floor.
12 treatment rooms
Traditional Chinese wellness across twelve treatment rooms, with thermal bathing.
Indoor pool
A glass-ceilinged indoor heated pool with loungers.
Fitness
A 24-hour fitness centre.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
Grand all-suite living with Imperial Beijing at the door. Spread out in the largest suites in the city, dine across Michelin kitchens, take sundowners on the Yun rooftop, arrive in a Peninsula Rolls-Royce, and walk to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square.
All-suite space
The all-suite space — the largest accommodation in Beijing, from around 65 square metres.
Forbidden City & Tiananmen
A short walk to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square.
Jing & Huang Ting
Michelin-recognised Jing and Qing-courtyard Cantonese at Huang Ting.
Rolls-Royce & afternoon tea
The Peninsula-green Rolls-Royce fleet and afternoon tea in The Lobby.
Great Wall & Temple of Heaven
Day trips to the Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By road
About 30 minutes from PEK
About 30 minutes by car from Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK).
In the city
Wangfujing
On Goldfish Lane in the Wangfujing district, central Beijing, by the Forbidden City.
Guest Reviews
What Our Clients Say
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“We’ve stayed here three times now. The house reef has no equal. The stargazing was, genuinely, one of the most moving experiences of my adult life.”
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“I had stayed at Four Seasons, One&Only and Velaa before visiting The Peninsula Beijing. They are all magnificent. But this is different in a way that is hard to articulate.”
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Good to Know
Good to know
Board basis
- Booked on bed and breakfast, with Michelin-recognised dining and afternoon tea.
Setting
- On Goldfish Lane in the Wangfujing district, central Beijing — a culture-and-icon base, with no beach.
Suites
- The only all-suite hotel in Beijing — 230 grand suites, the largest accommodation in the city.
Getting there
- About 30 minutes by car from Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK).
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