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Waldorf Astoria opens in Beijing


Hilton Worldwide and Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts have announced the opening of Waldorf Astoria Beijing, the second Waldorf Astoria hotel in China.

The hotel offers 176 luxuriously appointed guest rooms and suites, three unique restaurants, a function meeting space and a spa and fitness centre, complete with an indoor heated swimming pool. This magnificently appointed hotel houses a multi-million dollar art collection, adding a touch of beauty and culture that is unparalleled.
Waldorf Astoria Beijing is comprised of two magnificent buildings with varying styles.  The main tower is an elegant bronze building which will transform its colour as it ages.  The surrounding Hutong Villa bears the elements of ancient Imperial China, providing an authentic and unique atmosphere.

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Waldorf Astoria Beijing is located in the heart of the city on the former site of Xianliang Temple, which was the permanent residence of Li Hongzhang, the first Chinese guest to stay at the iconic Waldorf Astoria New York. Li’s visit held great political, economic and cultural significance within China.

The hotel is 27 kilometres from Beijing International Airport, 2.5 kilometres from Beijing Railway Station and is within easy walking distance of the Dengshikou Subway Station. In addition, the shopping malls, central business district and historic landmarks such as Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, are all within easy access.

Says John T A Vanderslice, global head, luxury and lifestyle brands, Hilton Worldwide, “Waldorf Astoria Beijing is the epitome of luxury, a true expression of Beijing’s heritage and unique culture in a location providing global travellers with personalized service and inspirational environments that become the source for unforgettable moments.”

by Amanda Bernstein

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