East Chang An Avenue 35
Beijing, 100006 Nightly Rates(220.00 - 4,375.00)4 Star
Property Description
Grand Hotel Beijing is superbly located, overlooking the magnificent Imperial Forbidden City. With its advanced facilities, it is just a short stroll down the broad Chang An Avenue to Tiananmen Square. The Palace Museum and the shopping street of Wangfujing are within walking distance. All of the guest rooms are decorated in the traditional Chinese Imperial Style. The hotel offers personal service of the highest standards, sought by many of today's travelers.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Room Descriptions
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* A1J - Garden Suite with 1 king bed or 2 twin beds. Facing inside Atrium, some with balcony. Room size 40-66 sqm, 2 TVs, Mini-Bar, Writing Desk, sofa, personal safe. Some suites have bathrooms with separate shower cabinet and a deep bathtub. Broad Band Internet access. * A1K - Grand Deluxe Room 1 king bed with Forbidden City View or ChangAn view. Room size 41-45 sqm, fax, bathrooms have separate shower cabinet and a deep bathtub. Broad band internet access, TV, Mini-bar, writing desk, sofa, personal safe. * A2S - Emperor 2 Bedroom Suite with Forbidden City view, 2 floor. Luxury Chinese Traditional Decoration, guest toilet, Dining room, 3 TVs, Mini-bar, writing desk, Jacuzzi, dresser, personal safe, sofa, copier fax, broad band internet access and welcome champagne. Room size: 210 sqm * A2T - Grand Deluxe Room 2 Twin Beds with city view. Room size 41-49 sqm. Double queen size bed in room, bathroom has separate shower cabinet and a deep bathtub. Broad Band internet access, TV, mini-bar, writing desk, personal safe, sofa. * B1K - Palace Deluxe Room 1 King Bed with palace view. Bathroom has separate shower cabinet and a deep bathtub. Broad Band internet access, TV, min-bar, writing desk, personal safe, sofa. Room size 36-49 sqm. * B2S - Presidential 2 Bedroom Suite with city view. 2 floor, luxury Chinese and Western combine decoration. Guest toilet, Dining Room, reading room, 4 TVs, mini-bar, writing desk, dresser, personal safe, sofa, fax, broad band internet access, welcome champagne, room size 245 sqm. * B2T - Palace Deluxe Room 2 Twin Beds with palace view. Bathroom has separate shower cabinet and a deep bathtub. Broad Band internet access, TV, min-bar, writing desk, personal safe, sofa. Room size 36 sqm. * C1K - Deluxe room 1 king bed with city view. Room size 35 sqm, fax, some bathrooms have separate shower cabinet and a deep bathtub, broad band internet access, TV mini-bar, writing desk, personal safe, sofa. * C1S - Grand Hotel 1 Bedroom Suite with Forbidden City and ChangAn Ave view. Luxury Chinese Traditional decoration, Dining room, 2 TVs, mini-bar, writing desk, Jacuzzi, make-up desk, sofa, personal safe, fax, broad band internet access and Jacuzzi. Room size 145 sqm. * C2T - Deluxe room 1 king bed with city view. Room size 35 sqm, fax, bathrooms have separate shower cabinet and a deep bathtub, broad band internet access, TV mini-bar, writing desk, personal safe, sofa. * D1S - Ambassador 1 Bedroom Suite with Forbidden city and ChangAn Ave view. Luxury Chinese Traditional decoration, guest toilet, dining room. 2 TVs, mini-bar, writing desk, sofa, personal safe, fax, broad band internet access. Room size 118 sqm. * E1S - Deluxe 1 Bedroom Suite with Forbidden city and ChangAn Ave view. Luxury Chinese Traditional decoration, guest toilet, sitting room, 2 TVs, mini-bar, writing desk, Jacuzzi, sofa, personal desk, fax, broad band internet access. Room size 63-82 sqm.
Rate Disclaimer
All rates are based upon availability and may change without notice.
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Opened in 1989
Renovated in 1990
217 rooms.
0 suites.
10 floors.
Directions
From Airport, take airport shuttle bus to subways station - Dong Zhi Men Then Chang to one line in Jiangguomen Then stop in Wangfujing station Exit at NW Gate to west about 5 minutes.
Located in the heart of the city. Walking distance to the Palace and Tiananmeng Square. A unique hotel which has views of the palace. Near to the theater and shopping district.
Beijing-Capital International Airport is 30 km northeast.
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
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Restaurant Information
Dining
Red Wall Café Hours of Operation: 6:30 - 12:00 AM Days Open: All Restaurant Meals Served: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Price Range: 16-24USD Entertainment: Piano playing at dinner Seating Capacity: 130 Reservations: Required Information: Buffet Rong Yuan Days Open: All Restaurant Cuisine: Chinese Meals Served: Lunch, Dinner Reservations: Required Information: Sichun Cuisine
Meeting Facility
Business Services
Meeting Room Photo Copier Fax Machine Secretarial Service Translation Service Equipment Rental Cellular Phone Rental Copy Machine Typing Service
Meeting and Banquet Facilities
The Atrium - 684 sq. meters Wangfu Hall - 230 sq. meters ChangAn Hall - 170 sq. meters Zijing Hall - 241 sq. meters Floor meeting rooms - 33-44 sq. meters
Recreation Information
Spa and Health Club
Health Club Facilable. No charge to Hotel guests. Hours are 6:30-22:30
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