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Business travelers who want a base in Beijing's central business district can combine meetings with hotel dining, swimming and skyline views.

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Life here unfolds above Beijing, with a glass pyramid crowning China Grill and elevated public spaces making the skyline part of the stay.

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Choose your preferred outlook before booking, comparing rooms facing Chang'an Avenue with those framing the CCTV or CITIC towers for a different city perspective.

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Pack smart casual clothing for hotel dinners, as China Grill and Dining Room both specify this dress code when you reserve a table.

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Park Hyatt Beijing

Park Hyatt Beijing occupies the Beijing Yintai Centre at 2 Jianguomenwai Street, placing its rooms and restaurants above the capital's central business district. The address is shaped by Chang'an Avenue, the Guomao transport hub, and the towers around China World Trade Centre. Its character comes from height: windows look across a working part of Beijing, while dining, exercise, and spa facilities are gathered on the upper levels.

That vertical arrangement gives the hotel a different rhythm from a traditional Beijing courtyard stay. A morning can begin with the CBD spread beyond the bedroom window and breakfast on Level 66. Later, the same skyline appears from a pool or a bar. The historic city remains a trip across town, rather than the immediate setting at the door.

Luxury
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Rooms

  • 237 237

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Culture Culture
  • City Vibe City Vibe

Facilities

  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Park Hyatt Beijing

Park Room
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Park Room

484 sqft
From 331 USD

A working desk is part of the room, and the bed is dressed with quality linens and a down duvet. The bathroom includes a bathtub...

Chang'an Avenue View Room
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Chang'an Avenue View Room

484 sqft
From 349 USD

A double vanity and heated floor are provided in the bathroom, together with a bathtub and separate walk-in shower. Plush linens and a down duvet...

CITIC Tower View Room
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CITIC Tower View Room

484 sqft
From 384 USD

A broad working desk gives the room a place for a laptop or papers. The bathroom pairs a bathtub with a separate walk-in shower and...

CBD Tower View Room
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CBD Tower View Room

484 sqft
From 401 USD

A work desk with an ergonomic chair is part of the room, alongside a sitting area by the windows. The bathroom has a double vanity,...

Deluxe City View Room
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Deluxe City View Room

538 sqft
From 419 USD

In one room design, pale green panels sit above a padded headboard. A screen carries abstract building shapes and a butterfly motif, while wood-tone frames...

Deluxe Tower View Room
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Deluxe Tower View Room

538 sqft
From 436 USD

Broad windows and a spacious bathroom are central to this room's layout. The bathing area includes a deep soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower,...

Park Suite
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Park Suite

915 sqft
From 747 USD

One living-room design has a grey corner sofa with coral and pale cushions around a broad rectangular coffee table. A coral armchair stands by the...

Deluxe Suite
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Deluxe Suite

1,173 sqft
From 942 USD

The living room and separate master bedroom both have large windows. A spacious bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower. One...

Executive Suite
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Executive Suite

1,722 sqft
From 2’067 USD

The dining room seats up to eight people, with a separate living room and bedroom completing the layout. A deep soaking bathtub and walk-in shower...

Penthouse Suite
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Penthouse Suite

1,830 sqft
From 4’361 USD

Soft neutral tones run through the suite's separate living and dining spaces. There is also a bedroom and a bathroom with a deep soaking tub...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

2,153 sqft
From 9’712 USD

The suite has separate living and dining rooms, with a refrigerator and microwave for preparing refreshments. The bedroom has its own bathroom with a deep...

Chairman Suite
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Chairman Suite

2,583 sqft
From 11’491 USD

Set on the 49th floor, the suite has separate living and dining rooms as well as a study. The kitchen has a refrigerator and a...

The Yintai Centre stands near Guomao station, with access to the subway and the surrounding commercial district. This is a practical location for meetings around China World Trade Centre and for moving between offices, shopping, and restaurants in central Chaoyang. It also puts the hotel on a major east-west avenue through Beijing, though the bustle of that setting stays outside the high-floor interiors.

Hyatt's current accommodation listing counts 237 rooms, including 22 suites. The range runs from 45 to 240 square meters, a substantial spread within one tower. Rather than treating every room as interchangeable, it is worth looking closely at the named views and the separation of living and sleeping space in the suites. The skyline is part of the room choice here, not simply background scenery.

The entry 1 King Bed room measures 45 square meters and looks over the CBD. Its working desk, 55-inch television, coffee maker, deep bath, and separate shower support a stay that moves between appointments and time in the room. The palette is quiet, leaving the broad windows to supply much of the visual interest.

Several rooms at the same size are differentiated by outlook. A 1 King Bed With CBD Tower View is listed with a view that includes the CCTV building. King and twin rooms with CITIC Tower views offer another recognizable marker on the horizon. The Chang'an Avenue categories turn toward the avenue itself. These are specific booking distinctions, so the view should be matched to the category rather than assumed for every room.

The 85-square-meter Suite King adds a separate master bedroom and living room, both with large windows. The 109-square-meter Deluxe Suite follows a similar division at a larger scale. They give guests room to sit, work, or dine without using the bedroom for everything, while retaining the same high-rise relationship with the city.

At 160 square meters, the Executive Suite has a living room, a dining room seating up to eight, and a bathroom with an in-room wet sauna. Hyatt also lists dedicated butler service for this category. It is a notably different layout from the standard rooms, particularly when the stay calls for a private meeting or a meal within the suite.

The duplex Penthouse Suite occupies Level 60 and measures 170 square meters, with separate living, dining, and sleeping areas and an outlook along Chang'an Avenue. The 200-square-meter Presidential Suite includes a kitchen, while the 240-square-meter Chairman Suite has its own living and dining rooms and a fully equipped kitchen. These upper categories offer substantially more than a larger bedroom; they create distinct places to gather and withdraw.

China Grill sits on Level 66 beneath a high glass pyramid ceiling. Glass walls, trees, and water features give the room a setting quite unlike a conventional restaurant inside an office tower. The kitchen focuses on meat, fish, and seafood, with an open cooking area and a mezzanine for more sheltered dining. Breakfast is served here as well, making the building's uppermost dining room part of the start of the day.

On Level 63, Dining Room takes a Chinese direction with Cantonese and Chaozhou dishes. Seasonal tasting menus and visiting chefs from Hyatt hotels across China provide changes to the menu, while afternoon tea occupies a separate part of the day. Its panoramic setting connects the food to the city without repeating China Grill's international approach.

China Bar is one level below China Grill, on Level 65. Cocktails, wine by the glass, Champagne, whisky, and Cognac accompany the night views, and Hyatt lists live entertainment. It is a place to see the business district in another light, after the movement of the working day has given way to illuminated towers. Room service offers a quieter alternative upstairs.

The 25-meter indoor lap pool is on Level 59 and is available to in-house guests. It is long enough for a proper swim, which makes it more useful than a small decorative hotel pool. Windows bring the CBD into the experience, but the water and controlled indoor setting provide a clear change of pace from the streets below.

Tian Spa shares Level 59. Hyatt describes treatments drawing on Chinese wellness practices; the practical appeal is having a dedicated treatment space within the same high-floor part of the hotel as the pool. The fitness center is also on that level, with cardio and strength equipment positioned near windows overlooking the district. The view accompanies exercise as well as the slower time spent in the water.

These facilities are closely integrated with the accommodation rather than spread across gardens or a resort site. A swim before an early appointment, time in the gym after work, or a spa treatment can fit into the day without leaving the building. That is the advantage of the hotel's concentrated footprint.

The location is central to the modern CBD, not to the lanes and historic neighborhoods that give other parts of Beijing their atmosphere. The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square are city excursions from here. For a trip anchored in the business district, the Guomao setting places work and transport close at hand; for time focused on older Beijing, the daily journey to those sites is part of the choice.

Back at the Yintai Centre, the view changes with the hour. The glass roof above China Grill admits the morning light, while the rooms frame a skyline of offices and landmark towers. Park Hyatt Beijing stays closely connected to that urban setting, even when the guest is many floors above it.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The indoor lap pool gives you space for a proper swim between city outings, with fitness facilities nearby on the same floor.

Dining Room brings Cantonese and Chaozhou cooking to the hotel, offering a regional Chinese meal alongside China Grill's meat, fish and seafood.

China Bar pairs cocktails and wines with views from the sixty-fifth floor, giving evenings a setting of their own after a day exploring Beijing.

Location of Park Hyatt Beijing

2 Jianguomen Outer St, Chaoyang, Beijing, 100020, China

Weather at Park Hyatt Beijing

Beijing

What to Know About Park Hyatt Beijing

Is Park Hyatt Beijing a good hotel?

Yes. Park Hyatt Beijing is a strong luxury choice for travelers who want skyline views, business access, dining, and spa. It suits business travelers, couples, Hyatt guests, city visitors, shoppers, and guests who prefer a high-rise hotel.

Where is Park Hyatt Beijing located?

Park Hyatt Beijing is located at 2 Jianguomenwai Street in Beijing's Chaoyang district. The hotel is in Beijing Yintai Centre, close to Guomao, China World Trade Center, offices, shops, and subway links.

How many rooms does Park Hyatt Beijing have?

Park Hyatt Beijing has 237 guestrooms, including 22 suites. The rooms are set high in the tower, with large windows and wide views across Beijing's business district.

What is special about Park Hyatt Beijing?

Park Hyatt Beijing combines a high-rise setting, city views, refined service, upper-floor dining, and calm wellness spaces. It feels private and elevated, with the lobby and key facilities placed far above the busy streets below.

Is Park Hyatt Beijing in the CBD?

Yes. Park Hyatt Beijing is in the Central Business District of Beijing. This makes it practical for meetings, finance offices, embassies, shopping centers, restaurants, and cross-city transfers.

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