Grand Hyatt Beijing

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It is listed as the largest collection of preserved wooden structures in the wood by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The city was occupied as a residence for royalty until 1924. The Forbidden City is surrounded by a six meter deep moat and a 10 meter high wall. The Forbidden City sits in the exact center of the ancient city of Beijing encompassing 720,000 square meters with 800 buildings and over 8,000 rooms. Construction began in 1406 on the Imperial Palace of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Within one-half kilometer of the hotel is China's most famed tourist attraction, The Forbidden City.

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Expert Tip. In-room safes accommodate laptops. Guest baths include bathrobes and makeup mirrors. Smoking and non-smoking guestrooms are available. Coffeemakers and refrigerators are included. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is offered for a fee. The hotel's 825 guestrooms feature cable television with premium channels.

Guestrooms. In-room massages are available. A fitness center and full-service spa are on site. A spa tub and sauna are available. The hotel's indoor pool features stone columns and a poolside bar. Musicians performing on traditional Chinese instruments appear regularly at the hotel's restaurant, Redmoon. The hotel offers guests seven on-site dining options ranging from authentic Chinese cuisine to classic Italian. The Grand Hyatt Beijing has a multilingual, 24-hour front desk staff and concierge.
Hotel Features. The Beijing Capital International Airport is 35 kilometers from the hotel. The hotel is part of Oriental Plaza, the largest commercial complex in China. The Grand Hyatt Beijing in the People's Republic of China is less than one kilometer from The Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square.