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The Regent Beijing 北京丽晶酒店
Address: 99 Jinbao Street , Dongcheng District , Beijing 100005 , China
Rooms: 500
Location: the hotel is approximately 10 to 15 minutes walk to Wangfujing shopping districts, the
Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square and 45 minutes drive to the international airport.
Reservations: (1800) 545-4000 US Toll Free
(10800) 610-8888 (N China) | (10800) 261-0306 (S China) China Toll Free
Telephone: +86 10 8522 1888 Fax: +86 10 8522 1818
Website: www.regenthotels.com/reg/home/index.html
Opened in 2007 in a newly constructed, contemporary tower that sits atop the Dengshikou
subway stop, this hotel delivers a contemporary setting with Asian flair and prices that are a
shade lower than those of its peers. Service here can be laid-back to the point of absent; you
might find yourself flagging down waitstaff or a bellhop for help more often than not. Rooms are
decorated in deep hues of aubergine and gold and have flat-screen TVs, duvet-topped beds
and marble-clad bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. A spacious indoor pool and extensive
fitness center with yoga studios keep guests fit, and the Serenity Spa stays open until 1 a.m.
with a menu that includes acupuncture, traditional Swedish massage and more. Cafe 99 is a
popular expat Sunday brunch haunt with a buffet loaded with Peking duck, sushi, salads and
alluring desserts, and the price includes freeflowing Champagne or wine. The hotel's upscale
Chinese restaurant, Lijing Xuan, is considered a top spot for Cantonese cuisine.
Address: 99 Jinbao Street , Dongcheng District , Beijing 100005 , China
Rooms: 500
Location: the hotel is approximately 10 to 15 minutes walk to Wangfujing shopping districts, the
Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square and 45 minutes drive to the international airport.
Reservations: (1800) 545-4000 US Toll Free
(10800) 610-8888 (N China) | (10800) 261-0306 (S China) China Toll Free
Telephone: +86 10 8522 1888 Fax: +86 10 8522 1818
Website: www.regenthotels.com/reg/home/index.html
Opened in 2007 in a newly constructed, contemporary tower that sits atop the Dengshikou
subway stop, this hotel delivers a contemporary setting with Asian flair and prices that are a
shade lower than those of its peers. Service here can be laid-back to the point of absent; you
might find yourself flagging down waitstaff or a bellhop for help more often than not. Rooms are
decorated in deep hues of aubergine and gold and have flat-screen TVs, duvet-topped beds
and marble-clad bathrooms with deep soaking tubs. A spacious indoor pool and extensive
fitness center with yoga studios keep guests fit, and the Serenity Spa stays open until 1 a.m.
with a menu that includes acupuncture, traditional Swedish massage and more. Cafe 99 is a
popular expat Sunday brunch haunt with a buffet loaded with Peking duck, sushi, salads and
alluring desserts, and the price includes freeflowing Champagne or wine. The hotel's upscale
Chinese restaurant, Lijing Xuan, is considered a top spot for Cantonese cuisine.
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