Official website: https://www.mandarinoriental.com.cn/en/beijing/qianmen
Introduction
Located in a traditional hutong courtyard complex along the central axis of Beijing, Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing is harmony with the capital city's cultural and historical heritage. Inside the hotel, there are 42 courtyard-style guestrooms standing out uniquely in design. The hotel embodies the Chinese hospitality with its closeness to downtown and Eastern aesthetics showcased by its spacious and luxurious accommodations. Moreover, it also offers facilities for refined fitness, immersive dining, and banquets and events. In here, a place within a stone’s throw of the Forbidden City, Qianmen, and the Temple of Heaven, there is a fusion of contemporary luxury, resplendent cultural heritage, humanistic art, and beauty of nature.
Add.: 1 Caochang Shitiao, Dongcheng, Beijing
Tel.: +86 (10) 8592 8888
Facilities
Dining
Four elegant venues reflect the finest contemporary culinary hospitality, as renowned chefs, celebrated mixologists and vastly experienced tea sommeliers share their expertise and passion for their craft.
-Yan Garden by Chef Fei, elegant, upscale Cantonese and Chaozhou cuisine from Michelin-starred Chef Fei features the finest seasonal ingredients, served in the sublime and tranquil setting of a traditional hutong courtyard.
-Vibrant, stylish and open from breakfast through to dinner, VClNl's relaxed ambience is home to authentic ltalian dishes, served in the welcoming interior or on the terrace overlooking the hutong.
-TlAO is a contemporary cocktail bar that resonates with fascinating hutong culture and offers authentic tastes of the city through innovative mixology and upscale Beijing-inspired bar food.
-Named after the hotel's century-old maple tree, Maple Lounge is intimate and elegant, serving the finest Chinese and oriental teas and an exquisite afternoon tea in the sophisticated interior or serene courtyard.
Meeting & Events
Beijing's most sophisticated and unique events await in the heart of a hutong, where 600 sqm of multi-functional spaces promise unforgettable weddings, business meetings, cocktails, intimate dinners and more.
-The 255 square metre Mandarin Palace, features a sumptuous ballroom space
-The 290 square metre Zhengyang Mansion is a stunning space, mixing tradition and modernity in the heart of a hutong
-Tailor-made menus are crafted by a Michelin-starred celebrity chef team
-Mandarin Oriental's legendary service
-Dedicated first-class wedding team
Featured Experiences
Central Axis City Cycling: A 20-kilometer cycling route connecting 14 historical landmarks in Beijing.
Intangible Cultural Heritage: A shumai-making class given by a intangible cultural heritage inheriting craftsman from Du Yi Chu.
Artistic Handicrafts: Kite-making, paper-cutting, calligraphy, gold-foil painting, and puzzles of siheyuan courtyards and the central axis.
Other Experiences: Anlu Tea Ceremony, jogging routes around the city, etc.
Recommended Sites
Yanliao Guild Hall
Established by merchants from Shanxi dealing in pigments and tung oil in the Ming Dynasty, Yanliao Guild Hall is one of the important surviving Jin merchant guild halls in Beijing. Today, it serves as a key venue for the "Opera in Guild Halls" project. Since 2021, it has hosted over 400 performances, covering a variety of genres including Kunqu opera, Pingju opera, Yueju opera, traditional Chinese musical storytelling, acrobatics. The guild hall is also a "small but beautiful, small but elegant" multi-functional cultural space for new Beijing cuisine afternoon tea, traditional Han Chinese clothing experiences, reading, and intangible cultural heritage experiences for parents and children. Therefore, it has become a new landmark for the revitalization of cultural heritage along Beijing’s central axis.
Add.: 22 Qingyun Hutong, Dongcheng, Beijing
Reservation/Tickets: Required
Via:WeChat public account of "Yanliao Guild Hall"(ID:gh_4310a4242024)
