Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing
Chinese heritage meets modern luxury in the newly opened Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing. At just 42 rooms, the intimate hotel offers an immersive taste of tradition. Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed into a restored labyrinth of hutongs (narrow alleyways), complete with a Zen-like courtyard and a sleek, contemporary aesthetic that provides a calming retreat from the bustle just outside your front door.
In the heart of the historic Qianmen district, the boutique hotel puts top sights like the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and the Temple of Heaven within arm’s reach. A curated collection of bars and dining venues provides plenty of mouthwatering sustenance after a day of sightseeing while a tranquil spa offers soothing treatments based on ancient Chinese wellness traditions.
- With their beautifully preserved architecture and modern interiors, the accommodations at Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing capture the spirit of the historic capital with a present-day twist. Nature-inspired artwork, sliding glass doors leading to a quiet courtyard and stunning marble bathrooms add an authentic touch of Chinese elegance to your stay.
- To explore the surrounding hutongs with ease, hop on a gratis bike and set off on a leisurely ride through old Beijing.
- While the interiors may be contemporary-chic, the Beijing hotel honors local tradition by maintaining the classic siheyuan style of architecture throughout the property. Wandering the courtyard-filled grounds feels like stepping back in time, albeit a trip filled with luxurious touches.
- The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing caters to the mind (traditional Chinese-inspired treatments) as well as the body (soothing sound baths and singing bowl therapy).
- To further immerse yourself in Beijing’s rich cultural heritage, head for the classic Tea House. Partake in a traditional tea ceremony or quiet your mind with a calming tea meditation, led by the property’s own tea ambassadors.
- Savor elevated Cantonese and Chaozhou cuisine with courtyard views at Yan Garden by Chef Fei. Highlights here include Cantonese barbecue, dim sum and fresh seafood, all masterfully prepared by executive chef Peter Chen.
- Vicini (“neighbors” in Italian) is a convivial space flooded with natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows that’s made homey with exposed brick walls and sleek wooden tables. A meal at this all-day eatery is best enjoyed on the breezy terrace.
- Dinner at Vicini is a festive affair featuring hearty plates like Fiorentina steaks and rich roasted lamb paired with robust wines and refreshing twists on Italian cocktails. House-made pasta and inventive pizzas are not to be missed, either.
- Two-story Tiao is a stylish spot for a pre-dinner cocktail or post-meal nightcap. No matter when you visit, be sure to try one of the historically inspired tipples. The Hidden Tea House (Scotch, amaretto, lapsang, milk, honey and citrus) and Oath of the Peach Garden (white rum, peach liqueur, honey, lemon and grapefruit) are two standouts.
- There’s no better way to soak up your placid surroundings than with an afternoon tea set at the Maple Lounge. Sip on herbal Chinese brews while admiring the courtyard’s tranquil beauty.
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