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Shangri-La Hotel Beijing

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29 Zizhuyuan Road Beijing 100089

Classificações

China National Tourism Administration
5
Forbes Travel Guide
4

Prêmios

The hotel has recently been awarded “The Best Hotel for Meeting” by Travel Weekly, China.

Destaques do local

Safety Document Provided by Northstar Travel Group

Comodidades

Características do quarto e serviços de hóspedes

  • Acesso à Internet
  • Armazenamento de bagagem
  • Caixa postal
  • Serviço de lavandaria
  • Serviço de quarto
  • Serviços de concierge
  • Vista (jardim)
  • Vista (urbana)

Instalações

  • Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
  • Espaço (área externa)
  • Loja de presentes no local
  • Restaurante no local
  • Segurança no local
  • Serviço de aluguel de automóveis

Prestação de serviços

  • Centro de negócios
  • Recursos audiovisuais
  • Serviços VIP
  • Videoconferência

Atividades recreativas

  • Academia
  • Hidromassagem
  • Piscina coberta
  • Spa ou salão de beleza

Acessibilidade ao local

  • Metrô
  • Trem
  • Táxi
  • Ônibus

Equipamentos

  • Doca de carregamento
  • Área de preparação

Distância do aeroporto

  • 21.75 milhas do local

Estacionamento

  • Estacionamento cortesia
  • Estacionamento pago
  • Estacionamento para ônibus

Espaço para reuniões de Shangri-La Hotel Beijing

Espaço total para reuniões104.464 pés quadrados
Salas de reuniões35
Maior sala32.292 pés quadrados
Segunda maior sala14.531 pés quadrados
Espaço (área externa)32.292 pés quadrados
Espaço para exposições32.292 pés quadrados

Plantas baixas

Garden Wing Floor Plan
Valley Wing Floor Plan
Filtros

Quartos

Total de quartos670
Solteiro (1 cama)341
Casal (2 camas)329
Suítes57

Atrações locais

Beijing Capital International Airport

Aeroporto
30 minutes de distância
Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA), known as "China's No.1 Gateway", is the most important, largest and busiest international aviation hub with the state-the-art facilities. It is also China's important window to communicate and exchange with the outside world.
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Houhai (Back Sea)

Vida noturna
16 minutes de distância
Houhai is an integral part of Shichahai. The latter is composed of Front Sea, Back Sea and West Sea. Houhai's scenery consists of waters and mountains, with weeping willows lining along the shore. The houses and residents on shore and residences of royal families and celebrities in the neighbourhood put together to add infinite charm to the Capital City's flavour and history. Houhai is a famous summer hideout in ancient Beijing. By the side of Yin Ding Bridge, there sit century-old shops like the 'Barbecue Ji', 'Lib Zhang' and 'Kongyiji'. On the west shore, sashimi, tea ceremony and boat meals exemplify harmony of food and music. The snacks hiding in the alleys give out the scents of libs and brine, mingling with the mouthwatering aroma of sour bean curd.

The Forbidden City

Ponto de referência histórica
20 minutes de distância
The Forbidden City was the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. It is located in the middle of Beijing, China, and now houses the Palace Museum. For almost five hundred years, it served as the home of emperors and their households, as well as the ceremonial and political center of Chinese government.

Purple Bamboo Park

Parque
5 minutes de distância
The name of Zizhuyuan Park (Purple Bamboo Park) comes from a temple, Fuyin Zizhuyuan (Purple Bamboo Temple in Bliss). It mimics natural scenary embracing mountains and lakes, with rugged stones, pavilions, corridors, villas and halls orderly distributed. Purple Bamboo Park is also a public gathering venue in Beijing West, where you can appreciate the rich culture of the Capital City.

Summer Palace

Ponto de referência histórica
10 minutes de distância
The Summer Palace is located in the quiet and scenic north-western landscaped suburb of Beijing. It was the second most important venue after the Forbidden City for political and diplomatic activities of the supreme rulers. As such, it has been an important witness to recent Chinese history, with many major historical events occuring there. Being the culmination of traditional gardening art, the Summer Palace borrows scenes from the surrounding landscape. While it radiates the grandeur of a Chinese imperial garden, it also expresses nature's beauty - a seamless combination that best illustrates the guiding principle of traditional Chinese garden design, "The works of men should match the works of Heaven."

Beijing Zoo

Parque
5 minutes de distância
The Beijing Zoo is best known for its collection of rare animals endemic to China including the Giant Pandas, which are zoo's most popular animals, the golden snub-nosed monkey, South China Tiger, white-lipped deer, Pere David's Deer, crested ibis, Chinese Alligator and the Chinese Giant Salamander. Other endangered or threatened species include Siberian tiger, yak, Przewalski's horse, snow leopard, Tibetan gazelle, and kiang. The Beijing Zoo has 13 of the world's 15 species of cranes.

Beijing National Stadium (Bird's Nest) & National Aquatics Centre (Water Cube)

Recreação
15 minutes de distância
Beijing National Stadium, also known as the National Stadium or colloquially as the Bird's Nest is a stadium in Beijing, China. The stadium was designed for use throughout the 2008 Summer Olympics and Paralympics. After the Olympics, it became a large professional venue enabling the Beijing public to participate in sports activities and enjoy sport competitions and entertainment. Known as the Water Cube, the National Aquatics Centre is located inside the Beijing Olympic Park. It was the main swimming facility and one of the landmark buildings built for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. The Water Cube's water park covers an area of approximately 20,000 square metres, and is Asia's largest, most advanced and most comfortable indoor leisure park. It features rides such as the Deep Cyclones, Huge Tides, Rapids and the Submarine Shuttle, giving tourists a splendid water adventure.

Wanshou Temple

Ponto de referência histórica
5 minutes de distância
Wanshou Temple was named Juse Temple when its construction started in the Ming Dynasty. In 1577, Emperor Wanli's mother, Dowager Li, funded the project and it was completed under the supervision of Director of Ceremony Feng Bow to become an imperial temple, and hence renamed Wanshou Temple.

Mais

The award-winning Shangri-La Hotel, Beijing is located in the heart of Beijing's western district while the Beijing Capital Airport is only 30 minutes away. It is near major government and business organization, Zhongguancun(Silicon Valley of Beijing), world renowned universities and the Financial Street(the Wall Street of China). The hotel's proximity to the Diao Yu Tai State Guest House, coupled with Shangri-la's unsurpassed standards of service, makes the hotel the perfect address for dignitaries and their entourage and the media. It is also close to the historical Summer Palace and several recreational attractions where outside catering can be arranged by our experienced Events Management and Banquet teams. The hotel's signature 3,000 square meter landscaped garden offers the best setting for "outside" events without having to travel too far from the hotel. With the completion of Valley Wing in March 2007, Shangri-la Hotel, Beijing has a total of 670 rooms with the largest conference facilities in town, totaling over 5,000 square meters of function space, all equipped with state-of-the-art meeting facilities and cutting-edge IT connections.

Informações adicionais

* Shangri-La Beijing is "Dual Olympic Hotel" as we were one of the Official Hotel for 2008 Summer Olympics & 2022 Winter Olympcis. * Shangri-La Beijing hosted the Third China-Africa Peace & Security Forum in August 2023, and over 50 defense ministers stayed and attended the forum in the hotel.

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