In time to mark their 25th anniversary for presence in China, Hilton Worldwide unveils completion of The Conrad Hotel, Beijing – a luxury destination for global travellers.
August 28th, 2013
Strategically located within 20-kilometres from Beijing International Airport, Conrad Beijing enjoys close proximity to the Central Business District offering a new level of contemporary design for the international guest.
The 106-meter high development recently completed by MAD Architects, Beijing, offers 289 spacious guest rooms complete with three-metre high ceilings and flow to floor windows.
Four contemporary restaurants offer guests an in-house dining option while providing locals the opportunity to escape the noise of the city, unwind and relax within the stylish decor.
As the 12th hotel to open within the Asia Pacific region under the Conrad Hotel and Resort umbrella, Conrad Beijing offers high-end facilities to include a 25-metre swimming pool, comprehensive gym and private executive lounge on the 25th floor.
Guest rooms feature an oriental influence and offer uninterrupted, picturesque views over Tuamjie Lake Park and the iconic CCTV building, Beijing.
Created with the goal of operating an elite network of hotels positioned in the world’s major gateway cities, Conrad Hotels and Resorts boast 24 award-winning hotels with Conrad Beijing opening as the 12th venue within the Asia Pacific region.
The Conrad Hotel, Beijing
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