Hotel G

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With the sort of buzzing atmosphere you’d expect from the Chinese capital, and a focus on stylish design, the Hotel G makes the perfect base for exploring the area. Located in the heart of Sanlitun, the fashionable entertainment and nightclub district, and within a few minutes of the CBD, you can absorb all of Beijing's energy and laid-back charm in style. A designer boutique hotel built for the 2008 Summer Olympics by British architect/designer Mark Lintott, the property features a striking entrance and façade which bursts into an explosion of coloured lights by night.

Ranging from 45 to 80 square metres, the Hotel G's rooms offer you much more space than the average city-based hotel. The mood is a casual blend of understated glamour and low-key opulence with 1960s-inspired design accented with Chinese touches. Scarlett wine bar & restaurant, the latest meeting point for young executives who like to have fun and chill out. Scarlett boasts a fine selection of wines along with tapas, daily specials, imported cold cuts and showcasing a large variety of cheeses. If you want something quieter and more elegant, you can opt for Morio, a contemporary Japanese restaurant open for lunch and dinner. Finally, Hotel G also features a 6th floor roof terrace for the exclusive use of hotel guests, with a beautiful garden, outdoor Jacuzzis, sun loungers and a gymnasium.

Hotel G is situated in the vicinity of the Beijing Workers' Stadium in the largely diplomatic district of Chaoyang, in downtown Beijing, home to Beijing's CBD as well as the famous Sanlitun area which is famous for being the centre of the city's nightlife. It is within reasonable distance of several of Beijing’s cultural highlights, including Tiananmen Square (4 km), the National Opera House, and Dongyue Temple.