The St. Regis Hotel, Beijing is the hallmark of luxurious accommodations in China, with a rich tradition of exceptional service and hospitality. A superb location in the business and shopping districts, 273 elegant and inviting guest rooms and suites, and extraordinary restaurants make it an unforgettable luxury destination.
One of our most impressive services is the renowned St. Regis Butler Service, off ering unparalleled round-the-clock personal attention for every guest. Trained in the English tradition, the butlers provide ever-present yet unobtrusive service while customising each stay according to specifi c tastes and preferences. In fact, the hotel has the largest ratio of staff to guests of any hotel in China, ensuring incomparable service levels.
Located on the grounds of the historic Beijing International Club, it is at the centre of Beijing’s Diplomatic District and the Jian Guo Men Wai business district. The hotel is an important meeting place for government offi cials, foreign dignitaries, and international correspondents, being just a few minutes away from such historical Chinese monuments as Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, as well as the favourite shopping destination, Silk Market.
It’s easy to see why this hotel was named on Condé Nast Traveller’s 2004 and 2005 Gold Lists and a 2004 Readers’ Choice winner. It was also named one of Travel + Leisure Magazine’s “World’s Best Hotels” and “World’s Best Business Hotels” in 2004. Incredible personalised and pampered experiences. Extraordinary luxury. Outstanding service. Experience the St. Regis Hotel, Beijing for yourself.
When duty calls, there are 15 Meeting Rooms available in a range of sizes, seating between 6 to 250 covers at a time, backed up by well-equipped guest rooms and a fully functional Business Centre. Recreational opportunities abound in or close by the hotel, with a clutch of fi ne eateries and watering holes catering to the inner man, including the Astor Grill, Celestial Court, Cigar Lounge, Danieli’s and the hotel’s Garden Lounge.
Little more than a stone’s throw away is a raft of exciting and esoteric spots to engage your interest, such as the Friendship Store, Silk Alley (Shopping), Russian Market, Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, to mention just a few of Beijing’s unique attractions, if only to stretch your legs. |
