Students will be moved to tears. You must stay at this hotel when you come to Beijing!

Time flies. Sixteen years have passed, and Park Hyatt Beijing is still as classic as ever. The hotel entrance is low-key, but when you reach the lobby on the 63rd floor, you will be amazed by the modern and bustling city of Beijing. The display of artworks and the color scheme of the overall space are perfectly integrated, creating a sense of artistic conception, as if completely isolating the hustle and bustle of the city. This is my first time at the Park Hyatt Beijing swimming pool, and I want to share my experience. 🏊 The pool is 20 meters long and 1.2 meters deep, which is perfect for people like me who are afraid to swim in areas deeper than 1.5 meters. 😂😂 🛀 The shower room in the changing room is super clean, with towels, hair dryers, clothes dryers, cotton swabs, drinking water, and more. 🏋️ The gym is well-equipped, and you can enjoy the night view while working out. ✅ I went there at 8 pm on a weekday, and there were only a few people. The environment is so comfortable for exercising. I highly recommend it to everyone. The hotel was renovated in 2019, with Singaporean design firm LTW completely renovating the guest rooms, banquet halls, and reception areas. The renovation design was inspired by the courtyard, with five colors used throughout: green, yellow, vermilion, wood, and brown-gray. The details and furniture are in the style of traditional Chinese courtyards and architecture. After the renovation, the guest rooms, especially the suites, have changed from the original yellow wood color to a natural light green and beige. The carpets have also been changed to a light-colored stripe design, which is simple and elegant. The smooth lines make the rooms more dynamic and bright. The hotel is located in the Yintai Center, the tallest building on Chang'an Avenue in Beijing, and the rooms offer great views of the CBD, Chang'an Avenue, the city, and the China Zun. As for the restaurants, the China Grill on the 66th floor is one of the highest Western restaurants in Beijing, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the Beijing Guomao CBD. The outdoor garden dining environment, surrounded by green trees and water features, and the play of light and shadow, all highlight the charm of Park Hyatt. For business travelers, the three-course or four-course weekday lunch set is a good choice. The China Bar on the 65th floor is a great place to have a drink at night, overlooking the magnificent night view of Beijing. The Made in China restaurant on the 63rd floor offers a menu of Cantonese and Chaozhou cuisine, and is also a great place to enjoy a quiet afternoon tea. As the first Park Hyatt hotel in China, Park Hyatt Beijing is still very competitive in the luxury hotel market in Beijing. It is a home away from home, simple yet sophisticated, luxurious in the clouds, and worth staying at.