Rosewood Beijing
Jing Guang Centre, Chaoyang, Beijing, China
Location
Chaoyang CBD, Beijing
The hotel stands in the Jing Guang Centre at Hujialou in Beijing's Chaoyang central business district, opposite the landmark CCTV Tower and near high-end shopping. There is no beach and there are no courtyards — this is a modern city base — best for design, art and business, the historic sights a drive away.
Transfer
A Beijing transfer
Fly into Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK), about 30 to 40 minutes by car. The Chaoyang CBD's shopping is close, with the Forbidden City and the Great Wall a drive away.
Villas
283 rooms & suites
283 rooms and suites, residential and apartment-style and among the largest in the city, with skyline windows and a cloisonné piece in every room — from Deluxe and Premier Skyline rooms through Manor Club rooms to the Presidential Suite.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples, older families and business travellers who want a contemporary, art-filled Beijing base — apartment-style rooms, Michelin dining and an imperial-inspired spa — in the CBD.
Board Basis
B&B
Booked on bed and breakfast. Country Kitchen, The House of Dynasties, Red Bowl and Bistrot B cover northern Chinese, Cantonese, Sichuan and French cooking, with the Butterfly Patisserie alongside.
About the Resort
The Beijing design-and-culture base
Rosewood Beijing is the city's contemporary 'urban village' — Rosewood's first China hotel, holding a Michelin Two-Key, in the Chaoyang central business district opposite the landmark CCTV Tower. Its 283 rooms are residential and apartment-style, among the largest in the city, with floor-to-ceiling skyline windows, walk-in closets, daybeds, Frette linens and an original cloisonné piece in every room; the Manor Club serves its club tiers. The dining is a draw in its own right: Michelin-starred Country Kitchen for northern Chinese cooking and Peking duck, The House of Dynasties for Cantonese, Red Bowl for Sichuan hot pot, and Bistrot B for French. Sense, A Rosewood Spa — the first Sense in Asia — runs imperial-inspired treatments across six rooms and two overnight spa suites, and a museum-like collection of gongbi and ink-wash painting runs through the hotel. There is no beach and there are no courtyards — this is a modern city base — best for design, art, business and Beijing's sights, the Forbidden City and the Great Wall a drive away. It is the contemporary counterpoint to the Peninsula's all-suite heritage.
Accommodation
Rooms & suites
283 rooms and suites — 231 rooms, 51 suites and a Presidential Suite — residential and apartment-style, among the largest in the city at around 50 square metres, with floor-to-ceiling skyline windows, daybeds, Frette linens and an original cloisonné piece in every room. They run from Deluxe and Premier Skyline rooms through Manor Club rooms to the Presidential Suite.
Entry
Deluxe Room
Sleeps two. Around 50 square metres, residential-style, with a cloisonné artwork and city or courtyard views — the entry room.
~50 sqmCity view
Premier
Premier Skyline Room
Sleeps two. Floor-to-ceiling skyline views.
Floor-to-ceilingCity view
Club
Manor Club Room
Sleeps two to three. Manor Club access — breakfast and refreshments — with city views.
Manor ClubCity view
Apex
Presidential Suite
Sleeps two to four. Up to around 100 square metres, with panoramic city views — the signature suite.
100 sqm+City view
Food & Drink
Dining
A Michelin-anchored spread across cuisines. Country Kitchen serves Michelin-recognised northern Chinese cooking and Peking duck, The House of Dynasties does Cantonese with live cooking and private rooms, Red Bowl is the Sichuan hot pot, and Bistrot B and its lounge-bar bring French and international, with the Butterfly Patisserie for cakes.
Northern Chinese
Country Kitchen
Michelin-recognised northern Chinese cooking and Peking duck.
Cantonese
The House of Dynasties
Cantonese cooking with live cooking and private rooms.
Sichuan
Red Bowl
Sichuan hot pot.
French
Bistrot B
French and international cooking.
Patisserie
Butterfly Patisserie
A patisserie for cakes and pastries.
Wellbeing
Sense, A Rosewood Spa
Sense, A Rosewood Spa — the first Sense in Asia — runs imperial-inspired treatments, including the Empress Dowager Cixi Facial, across six rooms and two overnight spa suites with balconies. An adult-only heated indoor pool sits under a sky-lit atrium, with a gym and yoga studio.
Sense spa
Imperial-inspired treatments at Asia's first Sense, A Rosewood Spa.
Indoor pool
An adult-only heated indoor pool under a sky-lit atrium.
Fitness
A gym and yoga studio.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
Design, art and Michelin dining in the heart of the CBD. Spread out in an apartment-style room, eat Peking duck at Country Kitchen, tour the gongbi and ink-wash art collection, take an imperial treatment at Sense, and head out to the Forbidden City and the Great Wall.
Michelin dining
Michelin dining — Country Kitchen's Peking duck, Cantonese and Sichuan hot pot.
Art collection
A museum-like collection of gongbi and ink-wash painting, with a cloisonné piece in every room.
Sense spa
Imperial-inspired treatments at Asia's first Sense, A Rosewood Spa.
Apartment-style rooms
Apartment-style residential rooms among the largest in the city, with skyline views.
Forbidden City & Great Wall
A base for the Forbidden City, the Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By road
About 30 to 40 minutes from PEK
About 30 to 40 minutes by car from Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK).
In the city
Chaoyang CBD
In the Chaoyang central business district, opposite the CCTV Tower.
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Good to Know
Good to know
Board basis
- Booked on bed and breakfast, with Michelin-recognised dining across cuisines.
Setting
- In the Chaoyang central business district opposite the CCTV Tower — a contemporary city base, with no beach.
Pool
- The heated indoor pool is adult-only — a calm, design-led retreat suited to couples and older families.
Getting there
- About 30 to 40 minutes by car from Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK).
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