Best for
For appointments around Beijing's embassy district, Four Seasons offers a base in Liangma, within Chaoyang's concentration of diplomatic offices and international companies.
Best for
For appointments around Beijing's embassy district, Four Seasons offers a base in Liangma, within Chaoyang's concentration of diplomatic offices and international companies.
What makes it special
Book the Seven Market excursion to explore produce stalls with an English-speaking guide, helping you discover local ingredients and meet the vendors.
Room to consider
Ask about connecting Premier Room Skyline View rooms when traveling together, so companions can stay close while retaining separate bedrooms, subject to availability.
Insider tip
Have the concierge translate your destination addresses into Chinese before taking taxis, so you can show drivers where you want to go.
Free membership gives you access to preferred rates, exclusive benefits and current promotions for your stay.
Four Seasons Hotel Beijing sits at 48 Liangmaqiao Road in Chaoyang District, close to the embassy area, international offices and Liangma River. Its address suits a visit that combines meetings with time exploring the capital. Inside, Chinese art references run through the public spaces and rooms, while Cai Yi Xuan and Mio give the hotel two distinct restaurant identities. The nearby river adds a walkable part of Beijing to the stay.
Broad windows extend beside the sleeping and sitting areas, with long curtains around the openings. In one layout, a gray armchair and a blue bench contrast with the tan headboard. Another arrangement places a round table and dark chairs near the window, beside a tall mirror. Pale walls and a patterned carpet continue through the bedroom. The full marble bathroom has a tub below a broad window and a separate shower. A dark vanity stands alongside a large wall mirror. Some east-facing outlooks extend toward the rooftop garden, Solana Mall or Sunrise Park.
Broad windows extend beside the sleeping and sitting areas, with long curtains around the openings. In one layout, a gray armchair and a blue bench...
A full wall of windows faces west toward the East Third Ring Road, with sunset outlooks. The sleeping area has a separate workspace, and one layout includes a table with two chairs beside a chaise. Tan headboards and a dark blue cushioned bench add color to that arrangement. In the full marble bathroom, a tub sits beside the window, with a separate shower nearby. Connecting rooms can be requested, subject to availability. Daily laundry, pressing and dry cleaning are available from seven in the morning until ten at night.
A full wall of windows faces west toward the East Third Ring Road, with sunset outlooks. The sleeping area has a separate workspace, and one...
These rooms sit on floors 22 through 26, facing east toward the rooftop garden. Distant outlooks can extend toward Solana Mall and Sunrise Park. One layout has tan headboards, matching carpet and a desk beside a broad window. The bedroom includes a sitting area. The full marble bathroom has a soaking tub and separate shower. Personalized check-in and check-out take place in the Executive Club Lounge. A meeting room there is included for one hour per room, per stay. Advance booking is required, and use is subject to availability.
These rooms sit on floors 22 through 26, facing east toward the rooftop garden. Distant outlooks can extend toward Solana Mall and Sunrise Park. One...
These rooms occupy floors 22 through 25, with west-facing windows and sunset outlooks. One arrangement combines leather headboards with a table, chair and window-side chaise. Another has a blue cushioned bench beside the sleeping area. Its full marble bathroom combines a soaking tub with a separate shower. Connecting rooms are available on request, subject to availability. Check-in and check-out take place in the Executive Club Lounge. Use of a meeting room is included for one hour per room, per stay. It requires advance booking and remains subject to availability. The East Third Ring Road forms part of the surrounding outlook.
These rooms occupy floors 22 through 25, with west-facing windows and sunset outlooks. One arrangement combines leather headboards with a table, chair and window-side chaise....
Warm colors and classic mahogany furnishings run through the open bedroom and living area. A writing desk forms part of the interior, alongside a sofa. The full marble bathroom is supplemented by a separate guest powder room. These rooms occupy floors seven through 22, with broad windows across the living space. Check-in and check-out are handled in the Executive Club Lounge. One hour in its meeting room is included per room, per stay; advance reservation is required, and use remains subject to availability. The layout also has two walk-in closets.
Warm colors and classic mahogany furnishings run through the open bedroom and living area. A writing desk forms part of the interior, alongside a sofa....
A pocket door links the separate bedroom and living room in this corner layout. Dark wood accents continue around the interior, while the bedroom includes a reading area. One sitting-room arrangement pairs a dark gray sofa with a chair and a desk beside the window. Some outlooks extend toward Chaoyang Park. The full marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate shower, with an additional powder room elsewhere in the suite. Personalized concierge service is included. Suite guests also receive two pieces of laundry per night, excluding dry cleaning and express service.
A pocket door links the separate bedroom and living room in this corner layout. Dark wood accents continue around the interior, while the bedroom includes...
A full wall of windows looks toward the colorful architecture of the embassy district. The bedroom stands apart from the living room, which has a dark gray sofa, a chair and a desk in one arrangement. The main bathroom is finished in marble, with a window-side tub and a separate powder room elsewhere. Tan and white tiles appear in one bathing layout. Personalized concierge service accompanies the suite. Laundry includes two pieces per night, with dry cleaning and express service excluded. The minibar has non-alcoholic drinks, with one refill during the stay.
A full wall of windows looks toward the colorful architecture of the embassy district. The bedroom stands apart from the living room, which has a...
The bedroom has two tall windows facing the Liangma River, with nearby buildings beyond. Daylight also enters the separate living room. A full marble bathroom and an extra guest powder room are part of the layout. Non-alcoholic drinks in the minibar are included, with one refill during the stay. The Executive Club Lounge sits on floor 26. Its boardroom can be requested, subject to availability.
The bedroom has two tall windows facing the Liangma River, with nearby buildings beyond. Daylight also enters the separate living room. A full marble bathroom...
Roses, planets and foxes appear throughout the themed interior, alongside soft blue carpets and cloud-patterned walls. A red airplane-shaped frame has a slide, with a starry lamp overhead. Images of the Great Wall and Temple of Heaven are worked into the cloud designs. The suite is on the seventh floor. One bathroom has a tub and separate shower; the other has a tub only. A personal concierge is available to suite guests. The non-alcoholic minibar is replenished once during the stay, and two pieces of laundry are included per night, excluding dry cleaning and express service.
Roses, planets and foxes appear throughout the themed interior, alongside soft blue carpets and cloud-patterned walls. A red airplane-shaped frame has a slide, with a...
Rich wood and gold tones continue through the sitting room and separate bedroom. A round dining table seats six, while a separate workroom includes an executive desk. The bedroom has broad windows and long curtains, with a blue bench in one arrangement. A full marble bathroom contains a deep soaking tub and a separate shower. A guest powder room is set apart from the main bathing space. The suite is close to the elevator. Non-alcoholic minibar refreshments are included and replenished once during the stay, alongside personalized concierge service.
Rich wood and gold tones continue through the sitting room and separate bedroom. A round dining table seats six, while a separate workroom includes an...
The living and dining areas share an open layout, with a table that seats eight. The separate bedroom has a chaise longue and a writing desk, alongside windows facing the surrounding district. Some outlooks reach toward Chaoyang Park. A full marble en-suite bathroom includes a separate tub and shower, while a guest powder room sits elsewhere in the suite. A second bedroom can be added through a connecting room, subject to availability. These suites occupy floors nine through 16. Included laundry covers two pieces per suite, per night, excluding dry cleaning and express service.
The living and dining areas share an open layout, with a table that seats eight. The separate bedroom has a chaise longue and a writing...
The apartment-style layout has separate living and sleeping spaces, with large doors leading outdoors. A furnished private terrace extends from this 23rd-floor setting. The main marble bathroom has a soaking tub, a walk-in shower and a double vanity. A separate guest toilet is also part of the layout. A personal concierge is included in the stay. Two pieces of laundry are covered per suite, per night; this excludes dry cleaning and express service. The non-alcoholic minibar is replenished once during the stay. The rooms and outdoor seating face the surrounding city from above the streets.
The apartment-style layout has separate living and sleeping spaces, with large doors leading outdoors. A furnished private terrace extends from this 23rd-floor setting. The main...
The central atrium is the hotel's defining architectural feature. A wall of 384 stainless-steel butterflies rises through the sky-lit space, with guest-room corridors looking into it. Artist Jayne Dyer created the installation, which extends up the 20-story inner atrium. Traditional Chinese motifs appear at a smaller scale in carved doors, ceramic vases and framed calligraphy. The architecture is by the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design, with interiors credited to Hirsch Bedner Associates, DiLeonardo and SPIN DESIGNS.
The hotel has 313 accommodations, comprising 247 guest rooms and 66 suites. Deluxe Room City View and Premier Room Skyline View categories both measure 46 square meters and have a king bed or two twin beds. Each accommodates up to three adults, or two adults and one child. The Four Seasons Room expands to 59 square meters with a sitting area, giving more space within a single guest-room layout.
Ambassador Suites measure 73 square meters, with separate city, river and skyline categories. In the Ambassador Suite City View, a pocket door separates the bedroom from the living area. A reading nook, deep soaking tub and separate shower make the layout useful beyond its extra floor space. There is also a guest powder room alongside the full marble bathroom. The River View version has a separate living room and two walls of bedroom windows, bringing the river and distant business-district landmarks into the outlook.
The Beijing Suite places a six-seat dining table in a residential-style interior of wood and gold tones. On the 25th floor, it measures 96 square meters and looks across the city. A full marble bathroom and separate powder room allow the living and dining areas to be used for guests without opening up the bedroom's bathroom. For a longer visit, the dining table is a practical place for a meal in the suite, while hotel laundry, dry cleaning and pressing services take care of clothes.
The Little Prince Theme Suite has a king bed and bunk beds within 73 square meters, accommodating two adults and two children. Story-inspired decoration, children's toiletries and an in-room tent give it a different character from the business-oriented suites. Families needing more bedrooms can request connecting rooms. Opus Lounge has a children's menu for breakfast and all-day dining, and younger guests can use the heated indoor pool. The family arrangements center on room configuration, dining and shared activities, with the concierge able to organize private cultural excursions.
Cai Yi Xuan serves Cantonese cooking in a dining room approached through a geometric hall with orange glass sculptures. Chef Li Qiang's background spans Cantonese, Beijing, Tianjin and Teochew cuisines. Dim sum sits alongside dishes such as poached chicken with grated ginger and wok-fried beef with aged tangerine peel and lily bulbs. The cooking gives regional ingredients and techniques a clear place on the menu. Private dining rooms accommodate business meals and family gatherings, while the main dining room serves lunch and dinner.
Mio brings Italian cooking and two open kitchens to the hotel. Sofa-style seating and upholstered banquettes soften the dining room, with dramatic lighting above the tables. The menu has a Tuscan emphasis, including tomato soup and a Livorno-style seafood casserole, alongside linguine with poached sea bass. Tiramisu and a Tuscan sponge cake with ricotta continue the Italian theme through dessert. Lunch and dinner can be ordered from set or à la carte menus, with the kitchens remaining part of the room's activity.
The Tea Garden sits beneath the butterfly wall in a space inspired by a traditional Beijing courtyard. Tea is the focus here, including Capital Four Seasons, an oolong from the Bull Pit area of Wuyi Mountain in Fujian. The garden makes the atrium a place to sit as well as an architectural feature to look up at. It also gives Chinese tea a dedicated setting within the hotel, distinct from the afternoon tea served in the lounge.
Opus Lounge serves all-day meals and afternoon tea against artwork inspired by Chinese landscapes. Opus Bar is a separate venue for cocktails and wine, with a club-style interior. In-room dining is available day and night, allowing dinner to be served in a suite when an evening is better spent there.
The spa occupies 1,700 square meters and has 11 treatment rooms. Its design draws on Chinese tea gardens and courtyards, with carved wood details continuing into the treatment spaces. The menu includes massage, facials and body rituals, with Biologique Recherche skincare among the options. A couples' suite has side-by-side treatment beds and a private bath. Steam rooms, saunas and ice fountains form the wet facilities, and personalized yoga sessions can be arranged. The emphasis is on a choice of treatments and dedicated spaces, with individual appointments available alongside sessions for two.
A naturally lit, 20-meter indoor lap pool provides space for swimming, with city views through large windows. A separate massage pool incorporates a whirlpool. The fitness center has cardiovascular equipment and weight-training facilities, with private instruction available from certified trainers. This gives guests several ways to maintain an exercise routine indoors, including lap swimming and one-to-one gym sessions. The pool is part of the hotel's family facilities as well as its fitness setup.
The Liangma River is about a five-minute walk from the hotel. Sanlitun adds restaurants, shopping and evening venues to the surrounding Chaoyang area, while Chaoyang Park provides nearby green space. For cultural days, the concierge can arrange private visits to the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven, or a rickshaw journey through historic hutongs. The 798 Art Zone is another accessible destination from this side of Beijing. Great Wall excursions take the itinerary beyond the city itself.
Beijing Capital International Airport is approximately 21 kilometers from the hotel; Beijing Daxing International Airport is around 60 kilometers away. Private airport transfers can be arranged, and Liangmaqiao Station on Line 10 provides a rail connection via the respective airport express services. Road journeys depend on traffic. The concierge can supply addresses in Chinese for taxi journeys and arrange private guides, useful support for connecting the hotel's diplomatic-district location with Beijing's museums, monuments and neighborhoods.
Books on Chinese literature, art and handicrafts in the rooms let you explore local culture during downtime, without planning another outing.
Cai Yi Xuan brings Cantonese cooking to the hotel, with dim sum offering a way to try several dishes over lunch.
The Power of Tea Ritual combines a tea scrub, body mask and massage, giving you several stages of body care in one appointment.
48 Liangmaqiao Road, Chaoyang, Beijing, 100125, China
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