One of eight vibes
Architecture and interiors lead. There’s a creative vision at work.
BVLGARI HOTEL, Beijing
Interiors by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel featuring Navona travertine, dark granite, and custom Murano glass Spinn chandeliers.
Central
Hotel Eclat Beijing
A glass-pyramid eco-tower housing museum-grade sculptures, contemporary Chinese installations, and themed suites with private plunge pools.
Central
Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing
Cheng Chung Design revitalizes 42 courtyard houses with open layouts, preserved timber ceilings, and black-water reflection ponds.
Central
Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing Beijing
Interiors pair textured leather walls and Qing-inspired four-poster beds with Tim Yip artwork and sweeping palace roofline vistas.
Lively
Rosewood Beijing
Residential interiors styled with Mongolian bluestone, dark woods, and curated contemporary Chinese art across the public halls.
Central
Shangri-La Shougang Park, Beijing
Preserved steel trusses and exposed concrete frame a soaring glass atrium centered on a red spiral staircase.
Quiet
The Peninsula Beijing
A palatial white marble atrium lobby leads to yacht-inspired suites detailed in bespoke Italian mahogany joinery.
Central
The PuXuan Hotel and Spa
Ole Scheeren’s stacked glass-cube architecture houses interiors crafted with artisanal Shang Xia furnishings and curated Chinese art.
Central
Waldorf Astoria Beijing
A dramatic oxidizing bronze facade shelters Ming dynasty-inspired interiors, silk-panelled corridors, and detached courtyard residences.
Central
Xitan Hotel Beijing
Terraced grey-tiled courtyards, cascading waterfalls, and dry rockeries crafted in an understated Song Dynasty aesthetic.
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