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Staying at The St. Regis Beijing places you in the center of the capital’s business, shopping and diplomatic districts. This luxury Four-Star hotel is located within a 10-minute walk of the embassies in Beijing’s original diplomatic district, the eclectic Silk Market and dozens of fantastic restaurants. A short drive along Jiangguomen Avenue will bring you to the iconic Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, the Great Hall of the People and the National Arts Centre. The hotel is also close to the shoppers’ paradise of Wangfujing, and in nearby streets you’ll find many of Beijing’s original and authentic hutongs. Not far away you can take in the Lama Temple, the Great Wall, the Ming Tombs and the Fragrant Hill.

Prices at The St. Regis Beijing change depending on the time of year, but a standard room will run you an average of $300 per night. The Four-Star Beijing hotel has 258 elegant and inviting guestrooms and suites, which are all decked out in classic bronze-toned d�cor and understated modern art.

A stay at The St. Regis Beijing includes round-the-clock personal attention for every guest with The St. Regis butler service — no request is too big or too small. Plus, you will have access to the hotel’s glass-enclosed pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center and elaborate spa. The exclusive St. Regis Spa is the first luxury city spa in Beijing, offering natural hot spring water and more than 40 Western and Chinese treatments.

Should your travel plans change and you need to cancel your stay at The St. Regis Beijing, make sure you contact the Four-Star hotel at least one day before your scheduled arrival. Typically, if you cancel before 6 p.m. local time the day before your check-in date, you won’t have to pay any fees. But if you cancel after 6 p.m. the day before your stay, you will be required to pay for a one night’s stay. There may be additional applicable charges and taxes.

Don’t cancel your stay if you want to be in the heart of Beijing — The St. Regis Beijing places you in the center of the capital’s business, shopping and diplomatic districts. A stay at this luxury hotel includes perks like round-the-clock butler service, access to a state-of-the-art fitness center and the natural hot springs inside the luxury spa.

The St. Regis Beijing has a restaurant for everyone, whether you’re looking for authentic Chinese cuisine or a fine dining steakhouse. The popular Italian restaurant at the Four-Star Beijing hotel, Danieli’s, offers delicious Italian cuisine and Beijing’s largest selection of Italian wines. With opulent Chinese design, Celestial Court serves authentic Cantonese dishes as well as specialty cuisine from other regions of China. For the latest in fine dining, Astor Grill is renowned as one of the best steakhouses in the city. At the Garden Court, diners can eat alfresco from a Western and Asian buffet that includes a large seafood station. And for authentic Japanese cuisine, Shunsai offers sushi, tempura bars and teppanyaki.

While you’re staying at The St. Regis Beijing, you should belly up to the bar and try the legendary St. Regis Bloody Mary at the Garden Lounge. This luxurious lobby lounge at the Four-Star Beijing hotel is a popular post-work meeting place, and it’s an ideal spot for everything from afternoon tea to evening drinks. For a lively atmosphere with a private country club-like style, the Press Club Bar features live entertainment five days a week. Craving a glass of fine wine? With its dark oak décor and Old World charm, the Wine Lounge is perfect for enjoying vintage wines from around the world. For cigar aficionados, the warm and cozy setting of the Cigar Lounge features an extensive selection of cigars from places like Cuba and the Dominican Republic. Specially designed humidor cabinets are also available for guests who wish to store their own personal favorites.