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A cool, contemporary boutique hotel right next to the Forbidden City and the Imperial Palace
33 Qihelou Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100006. China
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An exhilarating and modern hotel standing in the shadow of Beijing’s most important historic landmark, the Forbidden City. The Emperor Hotel stands so close to the Imperial Palace, you can almost peer into the Emperor’s royal bedrooms. Expect 24-hour butler service in all the rooms, a fabulous rooftop bar, a spa, and a delightful gift shop.
Cutting-edge design in The Emperor Hotel’s rooms and suites integrates minimalist chic with historic references such as the roofline of the Forbidden City etched on the walls and a picture of a Chinese Emperor on each door. Bathrooms have frosted glass walls for that extra contemporary effect.
Enjoy breakfast on the rooftop terrace with views over Bei Hai Park and the roofs of the Forbidden City. Then, be sure to visit this historic landmark followed by a walk through the lively hutongs en route to Tiananmen Square. Return to the bar at The Emperor Hotel to try a traditional rice wine before dining in a nearby restaurant.
Near Tiananmen Square, Forbidden city, Wangfujing shopping district. 30 kms from Beijing Capital International Airport.
Roof terrace, two bars, spa, Jacuzzi, fitness centre, butler service, restaurant, vintage Chinese rice wines, ‘Raising of the Lanterns’ nightly ceremony.
Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing shopping district.
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Enjoy 20% off Best Availble Rate from now until 29 February 2012. Rate includes daily breakfast for 2 persons, complimentary internet access, mini bar (non-alcoholic beverages only), daily local newspapers, and 15% service charge. Minimum 1 night's stay.
RMB591 mínimo 1 de noches.
14th December 2011 hasta 29th February 2012