[2025 Beijing Hotels] Travel Guide for The PuXuan Hotel and Spa (Updated Aug)

Beijing June Travel Guide｜Early Summer Walking Tour in the Imperial Capital, Unlock Royal Gardens and Hutong Life!✨🌿🏮🍜🚲 ​​🌍【Impressions of Beijing】​​ As a millennium-old imperial capital and a modern metropolis, Beijing in June is truly a "mix-and-match fanatic"! The red walls of the Forbidden City reflect the blue sky, the scent of locust flowers in the hutongs mingles with the aroma of roast duck, lotus flowers in the Summer Palace are just sprouting, while the 798 Art District is already buzzing～Geographically, history is hidden within the city’s core, wild charm bursts beyond the Fifth Ring Road, and the subway network covers it all! ​​【Beijing 4-Day Walking Route】​​ ​​Day 1: Forbidden City + Jingshan Park + Qianmen​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Rush to the Forbidden City at 7:30! Be the first batch to enter to avoid crowds, capture empty shots of the three main halls on the central axis, and be dazzled by the jade cabbage in the Treasure Gallery👑 (Ticket 60 RMB, book 7 days in advance!) 🍜​​Noon​​: Exit from Shenwumen and head straight to "Siji Minfu" Forbidden City branch, window seats with a view of Donghuamen, the roast duck skin is so crispy you can hear the "crack"~ 🌙​​Evening​​: Climb to Wanchun Pavilion in Jingshan Park (Ticket 2 RMB!) to overlook the entire Forbidden City, the sunset golden light shining through the archway is breathtaking! Night stroll on Qianmen Street, don’t miss the jasmine ice cream at Wuyutai🍦 ​​Day 2: Great Wall + Gubei Water Town​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Private car at 6 AM to Mutianyu Great Wall (less crowded!), slide down the toboggan like a roller coaster, the 20th watchtower is perfect for photos📸 🍜​​Noon​​: Dumplings at "Xian Laoman" at the foot of the Great Wall, the fresh mackerel filling will make your eyebrows jump! 🌙​​Evening​​: Head to Gubei Water Town (free night tour!), drone light show + hot spring foot bath, Simatai Great Wall lit up like the Milky Way🌌 ​​Day 3: Summer Palace + Old Summer Palace​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Row a boat on Kunming Lake (40 RMB/hour), pretend to be Empress Dowager Cixi, count lions on the Seventeen-Arch Bridge🦁 🍜​​Noon​​: "Xiao Diao Li Tang" near Xiyuan subway station, lung-moistening sweet soup + cheese fish dessert to save the day! 🌙​​Evening​​: Watch the light and shadow show at the Old Summer Palace ruins, listening to history under the Western-style building’s remaining pillars is deeply moving💔 ​​Day 4: Hutongs + 798 Art District + Liangma River​​ ☀️​​Morning​​: Try Douzhi at Huguosi snacks (be cautious!), listen to old Beijing voices at Shijia Hutong Museum📻 🍜​​Noon​​: Visit exhibitions at "Mumu Art Museum" in 798, then have a fried egg coffee at "TIAN ROAST"☕ 🌙​​Evening​​: Liangma River cruise (50 RMB), bar lights reflecting on both banks, like traveling through the Seine! ​​🔥【Must-Visit Checklist】​​ ​​Forbidden City Treasure Gallery​​✨ Opening hours: 8:30-17:00 Highlights: Golden Cup of Eternal Stability, Kingfisher Feather Phoenix Crown, a paradise for jewelry lovers! ​​Summer Palace Boating​​🚣 Fee: 40 RMB/hour, electric boats recommended for the lazy～ ​​Shichahai Night Bars​​🎸 Free entry! "Lanxi" bar’s live singing is amazing, try the special cocktail "Beiping Memories"～ ​​798 Art District​​🎨 UCCA exhibitions (tickets 100+ RMB), graffiti walls free for photos! ​​Temple of Heaven Hall of Prayer Afternoon Tea​​🍰 5th floor of Hongqiao Market, cake and the Hall of Prayer in the same frame for your social media, guaranteed to get questions! ​​🏨【Accommodation Recommendations】​​ 💡​​Beijing Puxuan Hotel​​ (Wangfujing): Rooftop terrace to watch the Forbidden City sunrise! Bathtub bigger than mine, a paradise for chic ladies～ 💡​​Shichahai Zitan Cultural Hotel​​: Converted courtyard house! Eat candied hawthorn in the courtyard at night, full of Beijing flavor🍡 ​​🚌【Transportation Tips】​​ Subway Line 1 runs through the Forbidden City/Guomao, Line 4 goes directly to the Summer Palace Bus 5 to Jingshan, Special 13 to Water Cube (air-conditioned buses save my life!) ​​Tough experience​​: Rush hour crush on Line 10, like sardines in a can🥴 ​​⚠️【Hard-earned Tips】​​ Forbidden City/National Museum must be booked in advance! No on-site tickets! June afternoons often have thunderstorms, bring both umbrella and sunscreen! Douzhi tastes like sour water, better watch old men drink it, don’t challenge it lightly🤢 ​​🍜【Food Highlights】​​ ​​Siji Minfu Roast Duck​​: Duck skin dipped in sugar, melts in your mouth like eating clouds～ ​​No.69 Fangzhuanchang Zhajiangmian​​: Nicholas Tse’s favorite! Cucumber strips + fermented garlic, noodles chewy and springy🍜 ​​Menkuang Hutong Lu Zhu​​: Fat intestines + fire-baked bread soaked in soup, a paradise for heavy flavor lovers! ​​TIAN ROAST Fried Egg Coffee​​: Cute presentation, cheesecake so dense it’s like licking milk foam🧀 ​​Niujie Hongji Snacks​​: Juicy beef buns, the aroma while queuing makes you surrender immediately! ​​💰【Spending List】​​ Forbidden City ticket 60 + roast duck 150 + Great Wall cable car 100 + Universal Studios 600 + accommodation 800/night ≈ about 1,000 RMB per day, but the experience is worth it! ​​💭【Final Little Heartbeat】​​ In Beijing, you can grill skewers in the hutongs while listening to old men talk politics, or drink champagne on the Guomao rooftop watching traffic; you can shout "I am a hero" at the Great Wall, or cry like a dog in an art gallery… The June breeze mixed with locust flower scent blows past the corner towers of the Forbidden City and also past the Beibingyang soda in your hand—this is probably the magic of the imperial capital!🌟

The hotel opened in 2019 URC's first hotel in the capital It looks like a square box, more like a museum It has the same owner as Guardian Art Center So one part is a hotel and the other part is an auction house "Forbidden City view room type" Classic deluxe room Classic special room Classic suite Puxuan suite If you have a high budget, it is recommended to go directly to the suite "Value for money" Where is the value for money for a hotel starting from 2,000 per night? Geographical location✔️Walk west for 15 minutes to Tiananmen Square; to the south is Wangfujing; directly opposite is the National Art Museum of China; Nanluoguxiang is less than 10 minutes; taking a taxi to Guijie for a midnight snack is the starting price Check-out rights✔️This is a hotel that does not set check-in and check-out times. In other words, checking in means you can stay for 24 hours Minibar✔️Fill up at any time, and you can enjoy all drinks for free if you stay for one day; Jing A beer, Sanyuan milk, and Beibingyang are all local specialties "Food" It is recommended to have three meals a day at the hotel Two Michelin one-star✨ Fuchunju and Zuo'an Restaurant Chinese afternoon tea and light meals in the lobby bar 🥢It is recommended to book at least one day in advance 🍵The copying of scriptures in the tea house is very interesting It is said that the Puxuan Hotel itself is a destination, and I understand it after this experience #Register for June Hotel Test Sleeper #China Mainland Hotel #foodphotography #Mainland Customs Clearance #Mainland Travel #Beijing Hotel

|It smells so good. [Beijing Puxuan Hotel] is located at No. 1 Wangfujing, which is also the intersection of Wangfujing Street and Wusi Street, and is adjacent to the Forbidden City. Through the design that integrates the regional history and culture and the superb craftsmanship, a simple and stylish building was created, and the beauty of architecture pays tribute to Chinese culture and redefines "tradition + luxury". The hotel was designed by German architect Ole Scheeren with glass bricks stacked on top of each other. The hotel is built on a gray basalt stone base, which looks like the pattern of the ancient city wall. The calm building seems to tell the history of the ancient city of Beijing. The colors of the hotel's exterior and interior are balanced, creating a modern atmosphere at night. You will feel the cultural history of the capital and the hotel's attentive hospitality. Downstairs of the Huang Hotel is the Beijing Guardian Art Center, and behind it is the National Art Museum of China. Guests can see the prosperity of the capital or the magnificent appearance of the Forbidden City in their rooms, and easily feel the historical sense of the capital. Outside the guest rooms, there are details everywhere, including the stone thresholds of the old Beijing Hutong and the elegant bamboo forest landscape. You can feel the cultural heritage of the hotel in this area. There is a fashionable French restaurant on the upper floors. The restaurant can be associated with the romantic fallen leaves on the banks of the Seine. There are many fine wines in the European-style tavern and a wide range of restaurants. The exotic culture is also very good at this Puxuan, which makes it more elegant and charming. Hotel cuisine There is a Michelin one-star restaurant serving authentic Cantonese cuisine and northern specialties, Chinese and Western cuisine. The French bistro and this quiet hotel are not at all inconsistent, as if they are long-time friends who tolerate each other and shine together. Excellent location: located at the subway entrance downstairs on the main street, 10 minutes walk to Nanluoguxiang The hotel is an "art gallery" with artists' works displayed in the corridors and rooms. Every detail is a surprise.

Exploring and eating your way through Beijing, this ancient capital with millennia of history, requires hotels that offer both convenience and authentic Beijing flavor! Here are some accommodation options I've personally tested that won't disappoint, from hutong courtyards to high-rise CBD views—all in one go👇 🏨Beijing Flavor Representative | Shichahai Shadow Puppetry Courtyard Hotel • Nestled deep in Yandai Xiejie hutong, blending grey brick walls with modern smart home features • 10-minute walk to Drum Tower, with rooftop terrace offering views of Bell Tower silhouettes • Hidden gem: Daily intangible cultural heritage shadow puppet shows in the afternoon 📍Address: No. 21, Yandai Xiejie, Xicheng District 🌆Must-Stay for High-Rise Lovers | China World Summit Wing • Floors 64-81 of China World Tower, soak in a cloud-level bathtub watching the lights of China Zun • Executive rooms include afternoon tea at the 79th-floor lounge with dessert counter facing CCTV Headquarters • Direct access to SKP mall downstairs—return to your room in seconds after shopping 📍Address: No. 1 Jianguomenwai Avenue, Chaoyang District 🎨Top Pick for Artsy Types | Mandala Hotel • Industrial-chic design hotel within 798 Art Zone, each room features a mini art gallery • 5-minute walk to UCCA Art Center, with abandoned factory photo ops available even at midnight • Note: Weekend artist parties during exhibition openings 📍Address: No. 2 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District 🧳Business Travel Recommendation | The PuXuan Hotel • Hidden luxury on Wangfujing Street, diplomatic suites come with complimentary scholar's treasures • Guardian Art Center right downstairs, perfect for post-exhibition Forbidden City view afternoon tea • Service highlight: 24-hour flexible check-in/out 📍Address: No. 1 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District 💡Booking Tips: 1. Choose hotels within 500m of subway stations inside the 2nd Ring Road—Beijing's rush hour traffic is like an escape room 2. For flag-raising ceremony views, stay near Qianmen but book 1 month in advance 3. Check parking availability carefully for hutong hotels—better to take taxis to hutong entrances The magic of Beijing hotels? For the same price, you might stay in a prince's mansion, state-run heritage hotel, or space capsule loft—just remember to bring your 256GB stomach and walking shoes!

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Longest Day, Abundant Light During the first solar term of summer solstice The Tea Lounge at The PuXuan Hotel Rosy Clouds Tea Gathering: Lychee-infused Fragrance Lychee x Baihao Yinzhen white tea A graceful blend of silvery tea buds steeped in lychee, embodying leisurely summer days Song-style tea whisking • Lychee painting Recreating the Song dynasty's aesthetics and romance within tea bowls Concluding with lychee-flavored black tea Warm sips dissolve the summer heat

Beijing Puxuan Hotel: A refined living experience beneath the Imperial City walls Beijing Puxuan Hotel holds a unique position in the high-end hotel sector with its 116 meticulously crafted rooms and suites. As a compact representative under URC, it is fully booked during holidays and auction seasons. The hotel offers eight diverse room types, with views of the Forbidden City as a highlight. However, due to the building's height of 33.6 meters, only the west-side rooms capture the view of the corner towers and Jingshan Wanchun Pavilion. Compared to distant views of the Forbidden City, Puxuan excels at portraying authentic old Beijing charm through the lively alleys and hutongs visible outside the windows. 🧹Soundproofing/Cleanliness: The rooms are quiet inside, effectively blocking outside noise to create a private and comfortable resting space. Cleanliness is maintained to a high standard with meticulous daily cleaning, providing guests with peace of mind. 🏘️Room Type/Layout: The selected 50㎡ classic room features a bed oriented toward the window, cleverly utilizing natural light and scenic views. The layout is similar to the Qishang style; although slightly compact for a family of three, the functional zoning is reasonable and meets daily living needs. The deluxe scenic room on the 8th floor, just below the top floor, offers a different visual experience than expected of the Forbidden City view, but the unique Beijing street scene has its own charm. 🛌Amenities/Facilities: The room’s hardware configuration reflects quality, featuring a German Loewe TV, a fully intelligent control panel, and custom solid wood furniture from Hermès’ "SHANGXIA" brand, showcasing elegance. A special auction live broadcast channel allows guests to participate in downstairs events without leaving their rooms. The world’s only extra-large in-room safe combines waterproof, anti-theft, and explosion-proof functions, providing thoughtful protection for guests carrying valuables. The bathroom is equipped with a fully automatic bidet, PG bathtub, heated towel rack, and Natura Bissé toiletries, offering a comfortable bathing experience. Additionally, a complimentary daily minibar rotation and a gift of red wine add delightful surprises to the stay. 💗Other Tips: The hotel’s service is a major highlight. The concierge team is warm and attentive, proactively opening doors for guests on every outing and assisting with luggage upon departure—professional and considerate. Housekeeping pays attention to details, carefully organizing cosmetics and small items, and thoughtfully provides small pouches for accessories and alcohol wipes. Although breakfast is semi-buffet style with average flavors, the dining environment is comfortable. Beijing Puxuan Hotel, with its distinctive design, attentive service, and unique Beijing charm, creates unforgettable lodging memories for every guest, becoming a tranquil yet captivating residence amid the bustling city.

Darlings! I’ve discovered a treasure hotel that instantly made me a fan—the Beijing Puxuan Hotel! It perfectly blends Eastern aesthetics with modern luxury, and every detail deeply touches my heart💘 📍【Prime Location】 The hotel is located inside the Guardian Art Center at No. 1 Wangfujing Street, right above the Jinyu Hutong Station on Metro Line 8. You can easily walk to the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, and explore the Wangfujing pedestrian street for food and shopping. It not only occupies the core area of Beijing but is also adjacent to the Guardian Art Center, filling the place with an artistic atmosphere. The location is simply unbeatable! 🏨【Design Aesthetics】 The moment you step into the hotel, you’ll be amazed by the 17-meter-high lobby! The clever combination of materials like natural wood, bronze, and silk creates an interplay of light and shadow that embodies both the subtle elegance of the East and the modern simplicity and grandeur. The spiral staircase and glazed art installations are perfect photo spots📸—it feels like walking into an immersive art museum. 🛏️【Room Details for Detail Lovers】 The rooms continue the overall new Chinese style, with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offering a full view of Beijing’s skyline. Watching the sunset slowly fall in the evening is incredibly romantic! The custom mattress is moderately firm, and thoughtful touches like sleep spray, a capsule coffee machine, and complimentary minibar snacks show great care. The bathroom features double sinks and a smart toilet, with Le Labo Rose 31 toiletries that I absolutely love, making every shower feel like a ritual~ 🍴【Luxurious Dining Experience】 ✅ Left Bank Restaurant: Specializing in French cuisine, from appetizers to desserts, every dish looks like a work of art with exquisite plating and rich flavors. Paired with sommelier-recommended red wine, it unlocks a truly romantic French dinner. ✅ Fuchunju: A Michelin one-star restaurant serving outstanding Cantonese delicacies! The crispy roast goose has crunchy skin and tender meat, the honey-glazed char siu is sweet and fragrant, and there are various exquisite dim sum. Paired with a pot of Pu’er tea, it’s a real feast for the palate. ✅ Tea Pavilion: Enjoy a cup of clear tea here in the afternoon with Chinese tea snacks, savoring a leisurely slow moment with the atmosphere fully enhanced. 💆‍♀️【Perfect Relaxation Spot】 The 24-hour gym is fully equipped, and the floor-to-ceiling windows make exercising a mood booster. The heated pool feels like a secret sanctuary, swimming here is super stress-relieving! There’s also a spa center with professional therapists whose skilled techniques leave you feeling light and refreshed, instantly washing away fatigue. Whether for vacation or business travel, Beijing Puxuan Hotel meets your pursuit of quality! Here, luxury and art intertwine, making every moment worth cherishing~ Darlings, hurry up and go!

From PuXuan Hotel, heading north, you'll find the National Art Museum of China. For those living in Beijing's old town, the best way to experience the city's rich heritage isn't by rushing through major attractions, but by choosing a clear route and leisurely cycling northward. ▶ First Stop: National Art Museum of China Established in 1963, with its name inscribed by Chairman Mao Zedong himself, this is China's first true art museum. 🖼️ Current Exhibition: "Treasures of Gansu Silk Road Art: Ink and Cultural Heritage," offering a taste of Dunhuang aesthetics without leaving Beijing. ▶ Second Stop: Beijing New Culture Movement Memorial Hall This site marks an important historical trajectory of the area, serving as a key venue for activities of past pioneers. Formerly the First Campus of Peking University, its red brick walls and red tile roof earned it the nickname "Red Building of Peking University." Free admission; ID required for entry. ▶ Third Stop: Shenwu Gate Head west for about 10 minutes to reach the corner tower of the Forbidden City and Shenwu Gate. Unlike the bustling crowds at Meridian Gate, here the moat and red walls complement each other, allowing you to feel the solemn majesty of the Forbidden City. ▶ Fourth Stop: Jingshan Park This is one of Beijing's most historically significant landmarks, with Wanchun Pavilion being a key structure along the central axis. For just two yuan, you can climb to enjoy a rare perspective—an expansive view of the Forbidden City's grandeur. ▶ Fifth Stop: Shichahai Scenic Area It is said, "Shichahai came first, then Beijing City." Spring brings willow trees, summer offers lotus flowers, autumn invites boating, and winter welcomes ice skating. Shichahai, especially in the quiet early morning, reveals a different side of Beijing—encountering elderly singers, sunbathing cats, and guitar-playing youths. ▶ Sixth Stop: Drum Tower Standing at the foot of the Drum Tower along the central axis, you can feel the weight of history emanating from the architecture. Here, you can hear the sound of Beijing. In ancient times, people listened to the Drum Tower's time signals, living and working amidst the rhythm of day and night, witnessing countless human stories. PuXuan Hotel serves as the ideal starting point for connecting Beijing's traditions with artistic luxury, where people and history journey side by side.

Never before has afternoon tea 🍵 left us so emotionally moved. The PuXuan Hotel & Residence x Mao Geping's "Smell the East" Fragrance Exhibition: More than just taste, this is a brand-new exploration centered around sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, a unique exhibition journey. Afternoon tea becomes a curatorial experience, where taste becomes the key to interpreting art. Inspired by Mao Geping's "Smell the East" fragrance series, the "Creating a Scene: Curated Table" reimagines a contemporary exhibition that engages all five senses through the language of food and utensils. The utensils are the hidden thread of this curatorial work. Inspired by the "fire cave" left after the burning of "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains," the designer employed rice paper, 3D printing, and ceramic techniques to recreate the fractured aesthetic of the ancient painting fragment. The pastry chef, however, uses food as a brush, transforming the abstract conceptions of fragrance into edible poetry. "Flourishing Flower" mousse is outlined with camellia cream, its bergamot scent lingering like inky ink; "Fu Guang" uses fermented glutinous rice wine and yam cream to simulate the amber glow of dawn. The plates, cut into interlocking shapes, resemble the "Remaining Mountain" and "Useless Teacher Scroll" separated by two sides of the Taiwan Strait. The savory dishes, red sea bream and green spring bamboo shoots, Taiwanese shrimp and red wine lees, create another form of "unity" on the palate. The most subtle metaphor lies in the scone, where the crackling sound of popping candy between teeth is like the moment when flames lick rice paper. A thin layer of tofu skin, as thin as a cicada's wing, rests on the golden pastry. The freshly baked caramel-colored crust of the pudding 🍮 simulates the embers left after the painting was burned. This afternoon tea exhibition contains many metaphors that require deciphering with your taste buds. A sweet and savory sensory experience, guided by Puxuan, opens the sensory experience with a sweet and savory culinary experience. Step by step, you'll enter a landscape inspired by Mao Geping's MGP "Wen Dao Dongfang Series Fragrance." Objects crafted from the marks left by burning rice paper, together, they create a painting inspired by the painting "Fuchun Mountain Residence," where "one painting, two places." A taste of Jiangnan spring freshness and a touch of Austronesian charm perfectly capture the culinary tension of Zhejiang and Taipei.

Walking into the lobby of Pu Yue Hotel, I didn't realize at first that this was not an ordinary afternoon tea, but an "exhibition" where taste buds resonated with history, art, and artifacts✨. From the first dim sum, the clues to the five senses were quietly buried. The theme of the whole afternoon tea comes from Mao Goping's "Smell the East" series of fragrances, and the real soul clue is actually the ill-fated "Fuchun Mountain Dwelling Picture" - one painting broken into two, one volume hidden in Zhejiang 🧭, the other volume flowed to Taipei 🏝️ Those fates that were burned 🔥, cut apart, were "edible" by pastry master and utensil designer. I first noticed the peculiar shape of the utensils. Each dinner plate is incomplete, like broken rocks ⛰️, but they can fit together🧩. Desserts are the embodiment of fragrance. 🌸"Flower" is a camellia cream mousse, light and delicate. The aroma of bergamot is as ink-colored, making me feel like I smelled the spring breeze of the south of the Yangtze River in ancient paintings🌬️. 🌄 "Fu Guang" is a fusion of glutinous rice, yam and vanilla cream, like the first ray of morning light in the valley at dawn, the taste is gentle but layered, like the golden light in the morning mist✨, a little light up the tip of the tongue. The savory dishes are divided into two groups - "Zhejiang Spring Fresh" and "Taipei South Island" 🌱🦐, respectively, with green spring asparagus and real bream, Taiwanese shrimp and red wine grains as the main characters, elegant colors, light taste, a sense of cultural look at the plate reminds me that this is not only the taste of the combination, but also the "leftover mountain picture" and "useless master roll" reunion - across the strait, also want. The most surprising was the scones - a "dramatic" dim sum. The caramel and cocoa interlaced crust simulates the burnt marks of a scroll, the moment you bite, the popping candy explodes in your mouth 🎇, crackling, like the sound of flames licking paper, melting in your mouth, like rice paper, like smoke, like the ashes of that history 🕯️. If fragrance is an abstract artistic conception, then this afternoon tea has turned it into a "miniature exhibition" that can be touched and tasted. One salty and one sweet, one painting two places, one vessel and one fragrance. Beyond taste, it is about the reconstruction of space, time and memory in Eastern aesthetics🧭🪷. When I left I smelled several of the fragrances of Mao Goping, each with its own independent narrative, but what I remember more, after that mouthful of "flowers" mousse, came to mind, was the void that could not overlap between the remnants of Fuchun Mountain Residence 🖼️. Perhaps, "eating and understanding" a painting is also a way of creating a landscape🌿.

💎 Beijing Puxuan Hotel is located at the intersection of Wangfujing Street and Wusi Street, with nearby attractions including the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, National Art Museum of China, and Jiade Art Center. There are also Siji Minfu Roast Duck Restaurant and many niche coffee shops nearby. It is about a 100-meter walk from the National Art Museum subway station. 💎 The hotel's overall architecture features glass brick walls and a gray basalt base, blending traditional hutong style with modern artistic elements. The Chinese-style garden courtyard and the interplay of light and shadow in the public spaces are stunning. 💎 The guest rooms are luxuriously yet subtly equipped, adopting a new Chinese style with a predominantly wooden decor. Custom furniture from Hermès' brand "Shangxia," LOEWE TVs, and Yves Rocher bath products are provided. Some room types offer views of the Forbidden City or Jingshan, with especially breathtaking light at dawn and dusk. 💎 Terraces are available on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 9th floors, all offering views of the Forbidden City and Jingshan. The bamboo forest terrace outside the lobby bar and the rooftop terrace are perfect spots for photos 📷. 💎 Dining is excellent, with a semi-buffet breakfast featuring outstanding flavors of Western, Chinese, and Beijing specialty snacks. Michelin-starred restaurants "Fuchunju" and "Left Bank" are also available. 💎 The overall atmosphere is very quiet and comfortable.

During my stay in Beijing, I stayed at the Puyue Hotel, which is connected with the same origin as the Guardian Art Center. 。 。 Whether driving or walking into Pu Yue, It’s hard to take your eyes off this building that looks like an “art treasure box”. The world-famous German architect Ole Scheeren left an extremely topical one for the city of Beijing “Suspended” architecture—the rockery-like rockery below. Above the building are suspended quadrangular rings constructed of glass brick walls. 。 。 In the three days of Pu Yue, I deeply feel Pu Yue's powerful "artistic narrative ability". And the form of art curation. Released from the white box and extends to the dining table. 。 。 Puxuan afternoon tea is a collaboration with beauty artist Mau Goping MGP . Inspired by the "Asking the East Collection Fragrance", The mountains, rivers, hills and valleys of "Dwelling in Fuchun Mountain" are reproduced... (Hill-shaped afternoon tea utensils is made from 3D modeling printing and plating) The sparse and sparse rhyme in Wong Kong-wang's writings, Sight and taste intertwine at the moment. 。 。 The most touching details. It lies in the taste interpretation of the story of "Fuchun Mountain Residence Picture". "One painting separates two places" is the sigh of Fuchun Mountain Residence Picture. But also because of "mutilated beauty" is given unlimited imagination space. A set of refreshments in afternoon tea. A taste of spring freshness from the south of the Yangtze River, a taste of South Island style, Inadvertently present the "flavor full roll" in its entirety. 。 。 The Left Bank Bar continues this narrative line of thinking. Dyson, the bartender, uses incense, smells, and burns with fire. The complete story of Fuchun Mountain Residence Picture The story of "burning paintings and being buried" behind it. Ambergris incense, dawn roses, excellent landscaping. The former is woody and dark fragrance fills the sleeves, the latter is floral and refreshing. 。 。 Don’t miss the tea ordering experience of the Song Dynasty intangible cultural heritage at Cha Hin (reservation required). I was dragged by my family to climb the Great Wall, and this time I left a little regret... —— Beijing Puxuan Hotel 📍1 Wangfujing Avenue, Beijing ——

The weather is nice in summer. I finally made an appointment with this afternoon tea! The curatorial dining table is beautiful, each dish is a fragmented aesthetic of Fuchun Mountain Residence ⛰️🫖🧚‍♀️ 5 desserts served in 3D printed 3D landscape dinner plates, corresponding to the MGP Oriental Envoy Fragrance Collection: "Gui Yin" Chan Pi red bean sweet soup snow swallow "Fu Guang" wine brewed fermented glutinous rice yam "Don't let" cheese sea salt caramel "Empty Mountain" cashew cream citrus jasmine "Flower flowers" say plum meat camellia cream The two savory dishes are shrimp and real bream, inspired by the "Fuchun Mountain Dwelling Picture" The whole set of afternoon tea will come with a perfume sample and a small diffuser hanging ornament It's perfect to invite your girlfriends to take photos [RoundNails] Puxuan Hotel Lobby Bar 4th Floor, Pu Yue Hotel, 1 Wangfujing Avenue, Beijing

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🏨 Hotel: The PuXuan Hotel & Spa 📍 Location: No. 1 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District 🏨 Adjacent to the Forbidden City and situated atop the Guardian Art Center building, the hotel offers breathtaking views of the Forbidden City from its rooms, with Jingshan Mountain clearly visible under the sunset glow. On the other side, guests can admire the iconic architecture of New China—the National Art Museum of China. The hotel features 92 guest rooms and 24 suites, drawing inspiration from the stone-carved thresholds and gateways of old Beijing hutongs. The design extends to the atrium, guiding guests on a journey rooted in Beijing's rich historical and cultural heritage. Through the window lattices, one can glimpse the charm of the Forbidden City or the traditional residential scenery of old Beijing. Hotel Restaurants 🍴 Rive Gauche: The space here is ingeniously designed, cleverly dividing areas for dining, lounging, outdoor seating, and private gatherings. Guests can enjoy à la carte dishes or indulge in a lavish Western-style buffet. The à la carte menu is diverse, featuring specialties like old Beijing breakfast and tempting Western buffets—each dish is a delight to the senses, catering to all tastes. 🍴 Fu Chun Ju: This is a Michelin one-starred restaurant that has also earned a spot on the Black Pearl Restaurant Guide! The restaurant's design is extraordinary, blending the concept of old Beijing hutongs with modern aesthetics. Its semi-open layout and linear designs create a unique spatial experience, making diners feel as if they’re in an art gallery. It serves authentic Cantonese cuisine, with dishes that are a feast for the eyes and palate. The renowned Pink Rice Rolls, a Beijing favorite, are a must-try—one bite is pure bliss. 🛏 The rooms are furnished with high-quality furniture. GESSI fixtures and PG aluminum stone bathtubs reflect the hotel’s attention to detail in its hardware. However, the LOEWE TV is relatively small, with average picture quality, making the viewing experience somewhat underwhelming. 🎨 The hotel boasts numerous Instagrammable spots: the scenic room windows, the lobby lounge viewing area, the spa staircase, and the outdoor terrace—every corner is photogenic! 📸 If you’re visiting Beijing, don’t miss the chance to experience the perfect fusion of luxury and art at The PuXuan Hotel & Spa!

This weekend, I will not leave Beijing or Dongcheng. Stay in the Second Ring Road, change the environment and enjoy a slow life The lobby bar is connected to the green courtyard. A poetic afternoon bathing in a corner of the city's hustle and bustle, Immerse yourself in the beauty of the fusion of art, architecture and beauty spots You can also enjoy the magnificent view of Jingshan Wanchun Pavilion from afar ✅ Sweet and delicious set meal 🍰 Velvety smooth [final decision] Velvet berry hawthorn dessert Surface decorated with crystal sugar art Exquisite flower patterns show ingenuity Take a bite, the fruity aroma overflows with a sweet and sour taste With cute little hammer Delicious and fun! 🍹 Leave some space Non-alcoholic cocktails Unique shape, sweet and sour taste 🫖Ceylon black tea Rich aroma and excellent taste This kind of afternoon tea ritual is super awesome 👍🏻👍🏻💯💯 Slow down and be an artist of life 🏨 : The PuXuan Hotel Lobby Bar (Hotel L Floor) 📌: No. 1 Wangfujing Street (opposite to the National Art Museum of China) Subway 🚇 National Art Museum of China Exit D is very convenient

#Mainland Travel Come to Beijing for a trip! Just stay at #北京普轩酒店 where you can see the Forbidden City directly from your room. Who wouldn’t be excited💓? 🏨The hotel is located at the intersection of Wangfujing Street and Wusi Street, a 15-minute walk to Tiananmen Square; to the south is Wangfujing; directly opposite is the National Art Museum of China; Nanluoguxiang is less than 10 minutes away. Whether you are on a business trip 🚶 or traveling, it is super convenient to choose this place. - German architect Joachim Scheeren incorporated elements of the ancient city into his design. The building looks like a circular suspended structure formed by glass brick walls, while the base is made up of nested and stacked grey basalt stones, which gives it a heavy texture and echoes the adjacent traditional Beijing dwellings. - There are 92 rooms and 24 suites. 😌The style is simple, elegant and textured, with large areas of white and wood colors blending together. There are no too eye-catching colors, making it look very warm~ The new Chinese-style furniture also adds points to the entire space, echoing the "Oriental Art" concept that Puxuan has always adhered to. - Also, you must try their spa 💆♀, it is ranked number one in Beijing. After a full treatment, you will feel relaxed all over, it is professional and comfortable, five stars for sure 🌟. Bring your family and friends here to check in and start a wonderful journey! -

Here are some recommended boutique hotels for a 3-day trip to Beijing. Dongcheng District 1. Waldorf Astoria Beijing - Location: Located in the core area of Wangfujing, it is only a stone's throw away from Wangfujing Pedestrian Street. There are many shopping and dining places around, and it is convenient to travel. It is close to Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City and other attractions, and can be reached by walking or taking a short ride. - Hotel Features: It combines the hutong elements of old Beijing with modern luxury style, and has exquisite rooms and suites with elegant interior decoration. The hotel has award-winning restaurants serving top-notch Chinese and Western cuisine. The spa center offers a variety of relaxing treatments to help you unwind after a day of sightseeing. 2. The PuXuan Hotel and Spa - Location: Located in Wangfujing commercial district, close to the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park and other attractions, it is convenient to travel. You can easily reach popular scenic spots and enjoy the convenience of the bustling commercial district. - Hotel Features: The overall design style is elegant, cleverly combining modern aesthetics with traditional Chinese elements. The rooms are spacious and equipped with high-end bedding and advanced facilities. The hotel has a specialty restaurant serving exquisite French cuisine and Chinese delicacies. The hotel's library bar is unique, offering a rich collection of books and high-quality drinks in a cozy atmosphere. Xicheng District 1. The Ritz-Carlton Beijing, Financial Street - Location: Located in Financial Street, with convenient transportation and subway lines nearby. It is not far from Tiananmen Square, the National Centre for the Performing Arts and other attractions, making it easy to visit. At the same time, the surrounding business atmosphere is strong and the supporting facilities are complete. - Hotel Features: It is known for its excellent service and luxurious experience. The hotel rooms are beautifully decorated and fully equipped to meet the needs of all types of guests. The hotel has several restaurants and bars, offering a rich and diverse selection of cuisines, including Chinese and Western flavors. The fitness center is equipped with advanced fitness equipment, and the spa center offers professional treatments to create a comfortable stay experience for you. 2. Beijing Shichahai Shadow Puppet Culture Hotel - Location: Located in the Shichahai area, close to the Shichahai scenic area, surrounded by hutongs, full of old Beijing style. Here, you can deeply experience Beijing's hutong culture, and it is also convenient to go to Nanluoguxiang and other attractions. - Hotel Features: With shadow puppetry culture as its theme, the hotel displays many exquisite shadow puppetry artworks. From the lobby to the guest rooms, you can feel the strong cultural atmosphere everywhere. The rooms are warmly decorated and have a unique cultural charm. The hotel also holds shadow puppetry performances and production experience activities from time to time, allowing guests to experience the charm of this traditional art firsthand. Chaoyang District 1. The Opposite House Beijing - Location: Located in Sanlitun Taikoo Li, which is the gathering place of Beijing's fashion trends, surrounded by bars, restaurants and fashion shops. It is also not far from the 798 Art District, making it easy to feel the artistic atmosphere. - Hotel Features: The design style is simple and fashionable, with a strong sense of modernity. The rooms are spacious, uniquely laid out, and equipped with high-quality facilities. The hotel's restaurant offers creative cuisine, whether Chinese or Western dishes are unique. The hotel's public space is full of artistic atmosphere, and various art exhibitions and cultural activities are often held to bring a rich cultural experience to guests. 2. Rosewood Beijing - Location: Located in the core area of Chaoyang District, with convenient transportation, close to the Guomao business district, surrounded by office buildings and shopping centers. It is convenient to take public transportation to the Bird's Nest, Water Cube and other attractions. - Hotel Features: It has luxurious and spacious rooms and suites, and the interior design is fashionable and textured. The hotel has several specialty restaurants serving exquisite Cantonese cuisine, Western cuisine and other delicacies. The hotel's sky pool is very distinctive, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Beijing while swimming. In addition, the hotel's SPA center provides personalized care services, allowing you to fully relax and unwind during your trip.

Puxuan Hotel Beijing A Hidden Corner Next to Landmarks Located right beside the bustling Wangfujing Street, it's just a 10-minute walk from popular attractions like the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. Every time you turn from the lively street into the hotel's alley, you instantly switch from bustling to peaceful mode. It feels like discovering a secret base where you can easily visit nearby attractions while having a quiet, comfortable nest to return to. Perfect Blend of Modern and Traditional The moment you enter the lobby, you're captivated by its unique design. The lobby features a modern minimalist style cleverly incorporating Chinese elements. The wooden screens, carved with traditional patterns, blend seamlessly with clean lines. I particularly love the lobby bar seating, where you can watch the street view through the windows while enjoying a coffee, feeling time slow down. Rooms That Are Comfortable to the Core I stayed in a standard room, and the thoughtfulness was evident from the moment I stepped in. The room layout is well-planned - while not particularly spacious, it never feels cramped. The bed is exceptionally comfortable with a perfectly balanced mattress firmness and well-filled pillows that helped me fall asleep instantly. What impressed me most were the toiletries - all high-quality with an elegant fragrance that left my skin feeling smooth. The large windows flood the room with natural light when the curtains are drawn during the day. Unforgettable Breakfast Time🥪 The hotel's breakfast buffet offers such a rich variety it's almost overwhelming. There's Chinese options like millet porridge, baozi, and youtiao, alongside Western choices such as bread, bacon, and fried eggs. I tried different items every morning and always left satisfied. The fresh fruits were particularly memorable, prepared fresh daily with excellent taste. The restaurant staff were exceptionally attentive, always ready to help whenever I needed anything. Thoughtful Service in the Details At Puxuan Hotel, I experienced many thoughtful touches. For instance, I'd always find a fresh glass of fruit tea on my table when returning to my room - perfectly chilled and refreshing. Once when I forgot my charger, the front desk staff immediately lent me a universal one without hesitation. These small details showed how much the hotel cares about its guests, making my stay particularly reassuring. Things to Note While there are many attractions nearby, there are also plenty of dining options. However, be mindful of peak tourist season meal times to avoid long queues. Additionally, while the hotel gym is well-equipped, it has limited operating hours, so it's best to check the schedule in advance if you plan to work out.

| Lie down and watch the Forbidden City sunset. The PuXuan Hotel, hidden in Wangfujing, is a rare "art gallery-style" hotel in Beijing. Adjacent to the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park, you can see the skyline of the Forbidden City when you open the window. The light and shadow of morning and dusk frame the collision of history and modernity like a picture frame. Staying here, you can feel the charm of the royal family and unlock the double surprise of art! The hotel is hidden in the Guardian Art Center, and the corridors and corners are full of artworks, as if living in a flowing art gallery. The wabi-sabi garden in the atrium is intertwined with light and shadow, and you can take high-end photos with a casual shot. The most amazing thing is the "bamboo forest" exhibition space designed by Kengo Kuma. The hotel's exclusive activities include experiencing intangible cultural heritage tea ceremony in the tea house, brewing a pot of Yangxian tea with a purple clay pot, and then transforming into a "bartender" in the Left Bank bar, using vanilla and juice to make non-alcoholic special drinks, and even DIY graffiti on the cups. Combining movement and stillness, you can experience the essence of traditional culture. The Michelin one-star Fu Chun Ju restaurant captures your stomach with Cantonese dim sum. The renovated Left Bank restaurant combines French cuisine with Chaoshan flavors. Every bite of the preserved radish cheese tart and sugar onion pancake ice cream is a creative explosion! ✨Tips: Choose Room 01 to lie down and watch the sunset over the Forbidden City, and don't miss the double skyline view from the 9th-floor terrace!

I have always wanted to stay in this hotel. Although I couldn't afford a room with a view of the Forbidden City, the front desk arranged a regular room with a view of the Art Museum for me. It was on the 7th floor, which was a pleasant surprise. The minibar was not stated to be free when booking, but it was told to be free when checking in, which was very unexpected. Compared to many hotels that only offer Coke and Sprite, this hotel has a very rich menu and also has many snacks. There is a Loewe TV in the room and a hot water bottle, which is really thoughtful. Needless to say, the environment of the public area is excellent. It shares a building with the Guardian Art Center and has a strong sense of design. In order to protect the cultural relics, there is not even a swimming pool, and the parking fee is very expensive! There are no parking discounts. The breakfast is delicious, scrambled eggs can be paired with steak, and there are many types of à la carte dishes. The PuXuan Hotel Beijing

🏨Name: The PuXuan Hotel and Spa 💟Located at No. 1 Wangfujing Street Connected to the Guardian Art Center, the subway station is right outside the door.🚇It's super convenient to go to scenic spots like the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square. Everything is close by. 💟Hotel Exterior The dark basalt base paired with the glass material is very well-designed. During the day, it complements the sky, and at night, when the lights🛋️are on, the atmosphere is amazing. It's super photogenic!📸 💟The rooms are simple and elegant overall The large areas of white and wood tones create a very warm atmosphere. The room door is a double sliding door design, and there's also a screen, which has a very Chinese feel.🎐The bed is super comfortable, the bedding is soft, and once you lie down, you won't want to get up. The furniture in the room is handcrafted by "Shang Xia," a brand under Hermès, and the quality is impeccable. There are also LABOTTEGA amenities, and the toiletries🧴are all high-end. There's a small refrigerator in the room, and the drinks and snacks inside are all free. You can even get refills after you finish them. Super thoughtful! 💟The hotel has two restaurants One is Rive Gauche, which has a Michelin Plate award, and the other is Fu Chun Ju, which has one Michelin star. Rive Gauche has a private and elegant environment, with stylish decor. It specializes in French home-style "bistro" cuisine, and you can also enjoy signature cocktails.🍸Their vanilla cocktail is made with hand-cut leaves, which is very creative. Fu Chun Ju mainly serves Cantonese cuisine. The dishes are exquisite and authentic. I especially love their char siu.🤤It's fatty but not greasy, and the sweet and savory flavors are perfectly balanced. There's also a good variety for breakfast, with both Chinese and Western options. You can even have it delivered to your room, which is perfect for someone like me who loves to sleep in.🤩 💟The hotel's UR SPA is ranked number one in Beijing It's not an exaggeration! I had a full body massage💆🏻‍♀️there. The masseuse's technique was super professional, and the pressure was just right. I felt completely relaxed afterward. Highly recommended!

Located in the core area of ​​Wangfujing, it is close to Beijing's iconic attractions such as the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park. Take a stroll among the red walls and green tiles, let your children appreciate the richness of history and the charm of culture, and easily plan a leisurely itinerary suitable for the whole family. The surrounding historical monuments and modern atmosphere complement each other. In the process of protection and inheritance, The PuXuan Hotel is rooted in the immortal charm of Beijing culture, and cleverly creates an extraordinary connection with the rich local culture and art, allowing guests to experience the authentic customs and culture. 🏨【Hotel address】: No. 1 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing 🌆【Decoration style】: In the pursuit of ultimate aesthetics, the contemporary design language is used to interpret the simplicity and elegance, luxury and order. 🛏【Room type/layout】: The 50-square-meter classic room interprets the local charm of Beijing in a modern style. 🚌【Transportation Guide】: Metro Line 8 goes directly to the National Art Museum of China 🌟 Creative parent-child courses that combine education with entertainment Create highly interactive experience activities for children and parents: 🍵Song Dynasty Tea Making: Immerse yourself in the tea culture of thousands of years ago, learn the elegance of "tea soup patterns like flowers", and feel the beauty of traditional Chinese culture. 🍹Little Bartender: Under the guidance of professional bartenders, children can use their creativity to mix a unique drink and cultivate their hands-on ability and artistic aesthetics. After the course, each child will receive a specially prepared gift, allowing the experience to continue as a gift of growth. 📸Thoughtful details to create a comfortable time for the whole family •Stay in a Classic Room (or Superior Room) at The PuXuan Hotel for one night and experience the perfect combination of modern elegance and oriental sentiment. The room has a wide view and overlooks the magnificent scenery of Beijing. • The next day, enjoy a sumptuous breakfast for two adults and one child at the Left Bank Restaurant to start the day’s energetic journey. • Free mini bar and welcome fruit provide every family member with a meticulous in-store experience. 🌟 Parent-child travel is not just about accommodation, but also about growth and companionship What parents cherish most is the time they spend with their children. With its meticulous service and rich activities, The PuXuan Hotel and Spa makes every parent-child interaction meaningful and becomes a shining page in family memories. This holiday, bring your children to stay at PuXuan, travel through the cultural heritage of Beijing, and feel the warmth and beauty of life in the company of your children. The PuXuan Hotel and Spa Beijing

Beijing, a city where ancient and modern intertwine, holds stories within every brick and tile. We've discovered a trending itinerary – this is how the middle class is experiencing Beijing in style! ❗【👇Click below to get the same high-end imperial capital tour】❗ 🎭 Peking Opera Experience: Discover the Charm of National Essence At the theater, explore the roles of Sheng, Dan, Jing, and Chou with an instructor, experience Peking Opera postures, watch excerpts from classic plays, and immerse yourself in traditional charm. 🕳️ Hutong Stroll: Experience Authentic Beijing Life With a dedicated guide, wander through the old streets and alleys of Beijing, listen to the stories within the hutongs, and savor imperial private cuisine – Li Jiacai. 🏰 Forbidden City Exploration: Touch Royal History Delve into the Three Great Halls with a private guided tour, observe the central axis, uncover royal secrets, and listen to the stories whispered by every brick and tile. 🌿 Summer Palace Stroll: Enjoy the Beauty of the Royal Gardens Enter the park through the hotel's exclusive access, stroll along the Long Corridor, boat on Kunming Lake, and experience the tranquility and magnificence of the royal gardens. 【🌟 Itinerary Highlights】 ✅Forbidden City Insights: Private guided tour for an immersive experience of royal history ✅Intangible Cultural Heritage: Peking Opera: Special Peking Opera experience with 1-on-1 instruction ✅Hutong Secrets: Discover old Beijing treasures and enjoy imperial private cuisine ✅Luxury Accommodation: The PuXuan Hotel and Spa Forbidden City view room + Aman Summer Palace, with secret access to the park ❗【👇Click below to get the same amazing imperial capital tour】❗

Crossing the mountains and sea of ​​clouds, for a date with Yunnan-French flavors 🌿 The PuXuan Hotel's Left Bank French Restaurant opens a romantic journey of Yunnan-French flavors, crossing time and space, with mountains, rivers, clouds and seas blending together. 🍃 Yunnan Honghe Prefecture, a land of multi-ethnic cultures, is the source of inspiration for the Yunnan-French flavor. From the magnificence of the Yuanyang Rice Terraces, to the historical heritage of the ancient city of Jianshui, to the diverse culture of Mengzi, it showcases the unique charm of nature and humanity. The Left Bank team traveled across mountains and rivers to explore the "taste code" of Honghe Prefecture, skillfully combining Yunnan's natural ingredients with French cooking techniques to bring out the exquisite Yunnan-French flavor. 🧈 Milk Pancake Thousand Layer The innovative collision of Yunnan's "milk tofu" and French Thousand Layer, the refreshing taste of fermented pineapple embellished with the salty fragrance of Iberian ham, the milk fragrance of Yunnan and the creativity of French style meet on the tip of the tongue, triggering a resonance of taste across borders. 🦐 Rice noodles meet lobster French-modified Yunnan cross-bridge rice noodles, red rice noodles are infused with the richness of Boston lobster soup, the perfect encounter of flexibility and fragrance, is the perfect fusion of Yunnan and French flavors 🐓 Chicken in the terraces Inspired by the magnificence of the Yuanyang terraces, the layered puff pastry shows the undulations of the terraces, butter chicken and French foie gras mousse, served with chicken broth jelly and French coriander vinaigrette, retaining the rustic mountain and water atmosphere and recreating the elegant layers 🍲 Sour soup fish Combining the sour and fresh authentic taste of sour papaya and tree tomatoes, paired with French broth techniques, it retains the original vitality of Yunnan sour soup in a light and soft manner, and outlines the moving intersection of Yunnan and French flavors between sour and sweet. 🦆 Duck on the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway The dry-aged duck breast and confit duck leg are given a rich layer of flavor with Red River Hani fermented black beans, served with bait cubes and mushrooms. Savor the Yunnan-style delicacies that have been accumulated over the years, as if you are on the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway that travels through history. 🍨 Cloud Coffee The aroma of high mountain coffee blends with hazelnuts, rose jam, and sweet sour tamarind ice cream to outline the "Secret Land of Yunling", interpreting the sweetness and romance of Yunnan between the layers of French desserts, with a lingering aftertaste. 🥂 The Yunnan special cocktails at Left Bank Bar incorporate the Yunnan flavor into the French cocktail art. The rich flavor of black truffle, the mellow aroma of coffee, the freshness of tamarind and the subtle charm of Pu'er tea transcend time and space, and travel through cultures, embarking on a sensory journey full of surprises and creativity. 🎨 The photography exhibition "Symbiosis and Integration: Yunnan on the Palette" at Left Bank Art Space captures the natural and cultural landscapes of Honghe Prefecture through the lens of French photographer Thierry Bornier. It allows you to immerse yourself in the mountains and rivers of Yunnan and feel the romance and tranquility from afar. 🏡Left Bank · Rive Gauche 💰From 888 yuan/person ⏱Tuesday to Sunday 11:30-14:30, 18:00-22:00 📍2nd floor of The PuXuan Hotel

🏨Name: Beijing Puyue Hotel Babies, this trip to Beijing, I was directly taken by the Pu Yue Hotel. It is located in the core area of ​​Wangfujing, not far from the hotel is the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, a few minutes walk can immerse in the fireworks of old Beijing 🔥 Feel the blending and collision of history and modernity. As soon as I stepped into the hotel, I was attracted by the atmospheric and exquisite Chinese style design🤩 The lobby's high design, with wooden decorations and soft lighting, the atmosphere is directly pulled full, every detail reveals a sense of luxury, as if instantly traveled back to that elegant era The room is spacious and bright, the decoration style is simple and luxurious. The hotel's dining is even more amazing! The fitness center and spa of the hotel are well worth a visit. The fitness center is well-equipped, and there are not many people, so you can enjoy the pleasure of exercise.

[ThumbsUp]Hotel location The hotel is located at No. 1 Wangfujing Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing, in the core business center of Chaoyang District. It opened in 2019. The hotel is close to the Forbidden City, a world cultural heritage site, and there are many shopping places around it. It has a superior geographical location. [ThumbsUp]Hotel Design 1. The hotel design fully demonstrates Chinese aesthetics. When you enter the hotel, you can see various handicrafts and paintings everywhere, which looks low-key and luxurious. 2. The hotel atrium organically combines modern architecture with traditional Chinese patios to create a garden space. [ThumbsUp] Hotel room 1. The hotel has 116 spacious and luxurious rooms and suites, distributed in 92 rooms and 24 suites, providing a variety of room types to meet the needs of customers. 2. The new Chinese style furniture used in the room complements the modern facilities, creating a unique and comfortable living atmosphere. From the windows of some guest rooms, you can overlook the unique views of the Forbidden City, Jingshan Mountain and the Forbidden City. 3. The room is spacious and bright, with a reasonable space layout and complete facilities. High-end beddings, toiletries and Italian brand bathroom products will give you the ultimate living experience. [ThumbsUp]Hotels and Restaurants 1. The hotel's Left Bank restaurant not only offers delicious a la carte dishes, but also a rich Western buffet. The à la carte dishes are rich and varied, including the distinctive Old Beijing breakfast and an enticing Western buffet, each of which is mouth-watering. Satisfy the needs of all tastes. 2. The hotel's Fuchunju is a one-star restaurant that has been listed in the Michelin list for many years and is also on the Black Pearl restaurant list. It serves authentic Cantonese cuisine as well as northern delicacies, and each dish is delicious and tasty. 3. The lobby bar provides afternoon tea and light meals with high quality. [ThumbsUp]Hotel Facilities 1. The hotel has a 24-hour gym. 2. The hotel's spa has 9 rooms, each offering different health programs to meet the needs of customers. [ThumbsUp]Hotel Services 1. The hotel is open 24 hours a day to meet the different needs of guests. 2. The hotel provides free breakfast for two persons and can also deliver breakfast to the room, but reservation is required in advance.

The Puxuan Hotel and Spa is located on the East Second Ring Road, next to Exit D1 of Line 8, making it convenient to travel. The hotel is opposite the National Art Museum of China, and you can see the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, and other famous attractions from the room. Many bloggers recommend the Puxuan Hotel, and after trying it this time, I feel: 1. Convenient travel, the subway entrance is at the door (Exit D1 of Line 8) 2. If you are traveling, the hotel is close to Wangfujing Street, Shichahai, the Forbidden City, and Yonghe Temple, and Line 8 can solve the problem. 3. The service is really good, warm and thoughtful. 4. The hotel facilities are good, with a light luxury and slightly Chinese classical style. It is said that the furnishings and furniture are provided by a company under Hermès. The TV is Loewe, which is said to be very good, but I didn't have time to watch it, so I didn't study it. There are three TVs in the suite. 5. The view is good, with 270-degree floor-to-ceiling windows, you can see the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, etc. 6. The Chinese restaurant on the third floor, Fuchun Garden, has good fusion dishes and good service. The price is okay. 7. Breakfast is on the second floor, semi-buffet, quite rich, and the food is good. 8. The mini bar in the guest room is free. 9. The suite is irregular, and you will get lost in the room. Points that feel uncomfortable: 1. The hotel has no swimming pool, and the gym facilities are few and small. 2. The restaurant and guest room are not in the same elevator, and you need to transfer. After staying for a few days, I got used to it. I was not used to it at first. 3. The room light control is very uncomfortable, there are two cloakrooms, but no dressing table. Overall, it is still good, and it is worth the price.

🧡 PuXuan Hotel and Spa A perfect space combining art, design, and family experience This time I chose their family creative course package, which was really worth it! The child was happiest during the course Tea ceremony, painting on tea, and making drinks Wearing a vest to be a little bartender She is not allowed to play like this at home It was indeed full of creativity and souvenirs, which completely aroused her interest Adults love the service, rooms, and dining here - especially the Michelin Cantonese restaurant It definitely lives up to the expectations of foodies For dinner, we ordered their lobster and char siu With rose tea, it was so perfect that I wanted to stay for a few more days! • Hotel highlights 🧡 👉 Family-friendly design: The room is super spacious, and a family of three can stay without feeling crowded The facilities are also very thoughtful, and the luxury hotels in downtown Beijing are all old This one is maintained like new 👉 Strong artistic atmosphere: The hotel is full of design details Even the lights in the corridor are beautiful, and you can take a great photo with a snap 👉 First-class dining: You must try their Michelin Cantonese restaurant! 👉 Great package: Family package is only over 3,000 Includes three breakfasts + one family creative course, very suitable for family trips during winter vacation