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Park Hyatt Beijing

Beijing, China · Park Hyatt · Grand Luxury

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When the Beijing Yintai Centre opened in 2008, its 249.9 metres made it the tallest tower on Chang'an Avenue, the imperial boulevard that runs to Tiananmen, and Park Hyatt Beijing took the top floors, 237 rooms above the CBD's Golden Cross. On the 66th floor, under a glass pyramid, China Grill was the highest restaurant in Beijing in the Olympic year, opposite the China World Trade Centre and five minutes from the CCTV tower.

About Park Hyatt Beijing

History

Opened in 2008 within the Beijing Yintai Centre, the tallest skyscraper on Chang'an Avenue, symbolizing modern China's rise in the CBD. Renovated around 2018-2019 by LTW Designworks for its 10-year anniversary, blending contemporary luxury with refined service. Occupies a key position in Beijing's business and cultural landscape.

The setting

Park Hyatt Beijing occupies the upper reaches of Beijing Yintai Centre — at 249.9 metres the tallest skyscraper on Chang'an Avenue — at the 'Golden Cross' of the China World Trade Centre Bridge in the heart of the CBD. The hotel looks directly across at the China World Trade Centre and the CCTV Tower, a five-minute walk away, while Guomao interchange station connecting subway lines 1 and 10 sits below the podium. Chang'an Avenue's ceremonial sweep toward Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, fifteen minutes by car, binds this sky-high address between the capital's imperial heritage and its 21st-century commercial ambitions. 7 km from National Art Museum of China.

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