Aman Beijing, a hotel worth revisiting again and again, where you stay is a dream encounter that takes you back a thousand years

Located at the East Gate of the Summer Palace, the Aman Summer Palace is just steps away from this iconic royal garden of Beijing, resembling a paradise adjacent to it. Pavilions, quiet courtyards, traditional architecture, complement each other, making it an ideal place to stay when visiting Beijing. Design Upon entering the hotel, it feels as if you have traveled back to the courtyard of a palace 400 years ago, with a strong Ming and Qing architectural style and the unique understated luxury of Aman. All suites are arranged around an inner courtyard, surrounded by lush bamboo and precious tree species, hardly letting one perceive that Aman Summer Palace is a modern hotel. Rooms The hotel has a total of 51 rooms, 32 of which are remnants of the Qing Dynasty, with rooms and suites forming natural courtyards. Stone paths wind through, with the shadows of bamboo dancing gracefully. The rooms are also in traditional Chinese style, with wooden screens, antique furniture, traditional beams and joists, and the imperial kiln gold bricks underfoot, as if in a dream that has been asleep for a hundred years. Dining Naoki Japanese Kaiseki Restaurant, The Grill, Reflection Pavilion, Aman Lounge, and so on, a total of six different styles of cuisine. From exquisite Japanese dishes to custom barbecues, from traditional Cantonese cuisine to local specialties, every preferred taste is carefully catered to. Experience Aman regularly invites experts with profound knowledge in traditional Chinese arts to the hotel for performances and exchanges in calligraphy, paper cutting, Sichuan opera face-changing masks, handmade purple clay teapots, kite making, and other projects.