The Peninsula Beijing

The moment you pull up to the iconic, sweeping Chinese pagoda gate, you know you’ve arrived somewhere special. ⛩️ Step inside the lobby and prepare to say wow. It is a breathtaking, jaw-dropping expanse of pearlescent white marble, dramatic staircases, and stunning avant-garde Chinese ink paintings. 🎨 It feels less like a hotel lobby and more like a high-end contemporary art museum. The entire property into an all-suite hotel. That means even the entry-level rooms are massive (starting at a whopping 645 square feet)! Plus, they have vegetarian menu here which is not as common elsewhere.

It was an amazing and beautiful experience! Everything was 10/10 and will definitely be back! thank you all for the warmth and welcoming experience!

Everything was amazing. Room was clean and service was good! Will stay again. Thank you

The rooms are exceptionally spacious, beautifully designed, and equipped with every detail you could need for a truly comfortable experience. The service was impeccable — the staff were warm, professional, and always ready to assist with a smile. The location is perfect for exploring the city, and the overall atmosphere combines luxury with a sense of calm. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Beijing.

Everything was simply fantastic, especially the well trained and helpful staff. Will definitely stay there again.

We stayed at the Peninsula Beijing for its prime location. The hotel is beautiful and the service was excellent. The rooms were luxurious and very comfortable. The breakfast lobby was comfortable and a nice selection was available. A cart with complimentary muffin/ pasties /cupcakes at the breakfast lobby was a thoughtful idea. The kids loved the amenities like use of PlayStation in the room and a good selection of games were available. The pool area could be improved as not enough recliners are available and has no hot spa pool. The spa area is nice but the prices were steep. Overall we had a memorable experience.

Picturesque hotel with a grand lobby. Stayed at the loft at 14f that comes with upper and lower deck. Highly recommended for young couples and kids but not advisable for elderly people due to constant climbing of stairs. Need to ask conceirge for help to move luggage. Overall sevice is good with constant roomkeeping. Checkout the rooftop bar at night as well. However, breakfast is a bit disappointing taste-wise. French toast was burnt and omelette was overcooked. Spread is quite limited. The menu also includes pay options which should not be the case for a hotel of this price range. Same for afternoon refreshments. Water is provided in cans (Voss) which is a bit strange. Bottles would be better.

Wonderful experience and excellent service. Dinner at Jing Restaurant is also highly recommended.

Pleasant stay with basic comforts and a smooth overall experience.