Beijing Hotel NUO Heritage Suite| A tribute to a century of classics

| A tribute to a century of classics. What is it like to stay in the Beijing Hotel NUO Heritage Suite? This time, let's travel back to the Republic of China era and reminisce about the classics together. Located in the heart of Beijing, Beijing Hotel NUO is one of China's long-standing luxury hotels, adjacent to the former Imperial Palace Forbidden City. A five-minute walk from the hotel will take you to Tiananmen Square, the Great Hall of the People, the National Grand Theatre, and it is just a stone's throw away from the bustling Wangfujing shopping street. The hotel officially opened in 1917. The 'Writers' Bar' of that year provided countless creative inspirations for playwright Shaw, poet Tagore, and scholar Guo Moruo. Pioneers who have influenced the course of Chinese and world history, such as Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Marshal Montgomery, and General Zhang Xueliang, have also stayed here. As a time traveler of Beijing Hotel NUO, why not try the newly launched '1917 Time Collection' afternoon tea at the 'Writers' Bar', pay tribute to the century-old classics, and taste the flavors of time! I will also explain the '1917 Time Collection' afternoon tea experience in detail in the next content. The hotel has nine heritage suites, each named after a historical figure who has stayed here. This time, I stayed in the 6501 Sun Yat-sen themed suite. The first feeling when entering the room is like traveling back to the Republic of China era. The room still retains many of the furnishings of that year. Every design, every item, makes people full of endless imagination about the 1920s. Without leaving the suite, you can directly enjoy the beautiful view of Chang'an Street outside the window. If you love classic and exquisite, choosing a heritage suite that you like is definitely a good choice