Reflected in the still waters of Liangma River at dusk, the terracotta-toned tower complex housing the Four Seasons Hotel Beijing presents one of Chaoyang's more settled pieces of millennial-era architecture — warm-hued masonry and classical massing that references Beijing's institutional grandeur without reaching for the glass-curtain-wall vocabulary that defines most of its neighbours along the diplomatic quarter's northern edge. The hotel, which opened in 2012 within the mixed-use Liangmaqiao development, contains 313 rooms and suites across its upper floors, with views across the city's low-rise northern residential fabric toward the CBD towers on the southern horizon. Inside, the interiors navigate a familiar tension in contemporary Chinese luxury hospitality — how to signal both international polish and local cultural register simultaneously. The guestrooms shown here resolve that question conservatively: amber-upholstered headboards in sectioned panels, dark-stained walnut case goods, sisal-weave carpeting, and chrome-based table lamps establish a palette that sits closer to Four Seasons' global house standard than to any Beijing-specific design statement. The bar, by contrast, commits fully to a different register entirely — pressed-tin ceiling panels, lacquered dark walls inset with fuchsia-mirrored panels, and figurative oil paintings in a chinoiserie-adjacent Deco idiom that gives the room genuine atmosphere. The upper-floor lap pool, lined in blue mosaic tile and framed by full-height glazing overlooking the river, is among the more quietly resolved spaces in the building.

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The Four Seasons Hotel Beijing enjoys prime location within the Yansha area of Central Business District, close to the Third Embassy Precinct in northeastern Chaoyang, the city's most dynamic business and entertainment area. Enjoying a short commute to both the main airport (25 minutes), popular tourist destinations like the Great Wall (45 minutes), Sanlitun Village Entertainment Hub(8 minutes).Various rooms are equipped with high-speed broadband internet access, Plasma TVs, ipod docks, espresso coffee machines, marble bathrooms and huge bathtubs. Diners can discover fine Chinese cuisine in a dramatically modern setting at our one Michelin star Cantonese restaurant Cai Yi Xuan, enjoy contemporary Italian food at the one Michelin star restaurant Mio and tradition with a twist at the Tea Garden.Guests can relax and lounge around the indoor heated swimming pool or whirlpool, work out at the fitness center and enjoy themselves at the sauna and steam rooms.