Website: https://www.hyatt.com/grand-hyatt/en-US/beigh-grand-hyatt-beijing

Introduction

Located on Wangfujing, within walking distance of the Forbidden City and Tian'anmen Square, Grand Hyatt Beijing is part of Oriental Plaza with direct access to the adjacent shopping mall. Blending both western and oriental traditions encompassing contemporary design and classic standards of service and excellence, the hotel allows you to experience Beijing in its own way.

The hotel features 518 guest rooms and suites, four dining venues offering Chinese and international cuisines, flexible event spaces, a fully equipped fitness center, and a tropical rainforest-style indoor swimming pool, inviting guests to experience the renowned hospitality of Grand Hyatt in the heart of Beijing.

Address: No1, Dongchang'anjie, Beijing

Tel: +86 (10）8518 1234

Facilities

Four exceptional dining venues create unique culinary experiences:

"Made in China" blends Beijing's traditional flavors with Western influences, presenting classic Chinese cuisine.

"The Balcony", designed with the aesthetics of historical architecture, focuses on high-quality international buffet dining throughout the day.

"The Patisserie" offers handmade desserts, chocolates, and exquisite gift baskets for takeaway.

"Fountain Lounge" draws inspiration from modern Beijing courtyard concepts, creating a tranquil retreat.

"Club Oasis Fitness Center & Spa's tropical rainforest-style indoor pool transports guests to a resort-like urban oasis. Surrounded by lush greenery, waterfalls, grand columns, and rock formations, the space is both immersive and relaxing. The fitness center is equipped with Technogym's advanced equipment, including the Skill Mill non-motorized treadmill, KINESIS ONE functional trainer, and Omnia3 multi-functional rack, supported by a professional coaching team. The spa provides an array of meticulously tailored body and facial treatments.

Nearby Attraction

Ming City Wall Ruins Park

The Ming City Wall, originally spanning approximately 40 kilometers, was first built in the 17th year of the Yongle reign (1419). The remaining 1.5-kilometer section from Chongwenmen to the southeastern corner tower is the last preserved stretch of the Ming City Wall and a landmark of the capital. The park's iconic southeastern corner tower, constructed in the first year of the Zhengtong reign (1436), stands at the junction of the eastern and southern city walls and is the largest surviving corner watchtower from Ming-dynasty Beijing. Rich in history, the park's landscape offers profound cultural significance. The southeastern corner tower is also available for hosting branded events.

Address: No. 9 Chongwenmen Dongjie (E. St), Dongcheng, Beijing