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JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central

Beijing, China · JW Marriott · High Luxury

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JW Marriott Beijing Central opened on 26 June 2014 on the site of Xuanwu Gate, one of the nine gates of Ming Beijing's inner city wall, a checkpoint between the imperial core and the outer city for five centuries. It stands on Chang'an Avenue with Xuanwumen metro at the door, 392 rooms in a 19-storey tower, and its glass-roofed rooftop pool looks toward Zhongnanhai.

About JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central

History

JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central opened on 26 June 2014 at the historic Xuanwumen Gate site in Xicheng — directly on Chang'an Avenue with Xuanwumen metro at the door — placing guests within walking distance of the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, and Xidan, while its glass-roofed rooftop pool sits at the top of a 19-storey tower whose Sky Garden Suites have open-air balconies over the imperial city.

The setting

JW Marriott Hotel Beijing Central commands 18 Xuanwumenwai Street in Xicheng, on the western extension of Chang'an Avenue at the historic Xuanwumen Gate site. Xuanwumen subway station on Line 4 sits immediately at the door, connecting guests directly to the Summer Palace and Zhongguancun tech hub. Xidan — the capital's most dynamic commercial strip — is within moments, Beijing Financial Street lies a short drive north, and Zhongnanhai compound borders the western edge of the Forbidden City moat nearby, placing this Xicheng address at the intersection of state power, imperial heritage, and contemporary commercial life.

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