Beijing is the perfect starting point for exploring China: here, a five‑thousand‑year history coexists with modern architecture, world‑class gastronomy, and luxury hotels.

The best season is from April to May and from September to October. Spring is especially good for walks in the palace gardens, while autumn offers clear skies, comfortable temperatures, and golden hues. Summer is warm and more humid, and winter is cold but attractive for travellers who prefer a holiday without crowds of tourists.

What we recommend you to definitely see:

The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square are symbols of Imperial Beijing.

• The Great Wall of China, especially its picturesque section of Mutianyu.

• Summer Palace with imperial gardens and Kunming Lake.

• The Temple of Heaven.

• Historical hutongs and the Qianmen district.

For discerning travelers, Beijing reveals itself through personalized excursions, visits to closed or little‑known historical sites, gastronomic dinners, and stays in hotels with a unique atmosphere.
Top 3 luxury hotels

Bvlgari Hotel Beijing

The hotel is located in the prestigious Posolsky District (Chaoyang), a few minutes’ drive from the Sanlitun district and less than 10 minutes from the 798 art zone. The interiors were fully designed by the Italian bureau Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, and the furniture is from Maxalto, B&B Italia and Flos. The hotel has 119 rooms and suites — some of the most spacious in the city (from 55 to 380 sq. m). Among the restaurants are the Michelin‑starred Il Ristorante – Niko Romito (modern Italian cuisine) and the three‑starred Xin Rong Ji (authentic Chinese cuisine). The spa centre, covering an area of 1,500 sq. m, is spread over two floors and features 11 treatment rooms and a 25‑metre pool lined with gold mosaic. Guests are provided with a free shuttle service within a 3‑km radius, free parking, and a free mini‑bar with non‑alcoholic drinks and beer.

Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing

The hotel was opened on September 2, 2024, and was included in The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025, and also received five stars from the Forbes Travel Guide 2026. The Forbidden City is 2.5 km away, and the Temple of Heaven is 1.2 km away. A unique concept: 42 siheyuan courtyard rooms, hidden in the Caochang Hutong alley on Beijing’s Central Axis. Each room has its own courtyard; the area varies from 110 to 525 sq. m, and some rooms are equipped with a tea room and an open kitchen. The Yan Garden by Chef Fei restaurant specializes in Cantonese and Chaozhou cuisine; VICINI is an Italian bistro; Maple Lounge is a tea salon; and TIAO is a bar with DJ sets. The Qiyuan Healing Space Spa offers sessions with singing bowls and a gong, and tea ceremonies. There is no swimming pool, but there is a fitness center, sauna and steam room. Pets are welcome.

The Peninsula Beijing

The only all‑suite hotel in Beijing: 230 suites with an area ranging from 60 to 165 sq. m, each with a separate bedroom, living room, marble bathroom and dressing room. Located on Wangfujing shopping street, a 15‑minute walk from the Forbidden City. The restaurants include the Michelin Jing starred (modern French cuisine), Michelin Huang Ting recommended by the guide (Cantonese cuisine), The Lobby (international menu and classic Peninsula afternoon tea party) and Yun Summer Lounge– a rooftop bar with a panorama of Beijing. Infrastructure: heated indoor swimming pool, spa, fitness center, sauna. Airport transfers by Rolls-Royce are available. Wi-Fi is free throughout.

Beijing pairs beautifully with Shanghai, Xi’an, Chengdu, and other regions of China, which makes it possible to create an individual trip of any difficulty level.

Our specialists will develop a personalized program for China – from short city breaks to complex multi‑city trips and exclusive routes through the regions of this amazing country.

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Elena Pogosova
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