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Legacy of Luxury

Regent Beijing, a legacy hotel recently revitalised, stands out as an urban luxury lifestyle destination just steps from the Forbidden City. Under the leadership of Florian S. Kuhn, known for his success in managing premier hotels, the hotel was positioned as a top-tier luxury hotel in China’s capital city, integrating concepts from various high-end industries.

Collaborations with prestigious car brands like McLaren, Lamborghini and Maserati enhance its exclusive appeal. The hotel hosts significant art and fashion events, including the Beijing Art Exhibition and a notable New Year Countdown party with Karl Lagerfeld. Regent Beijing also hosted the first show by designer Sheguang Hu during Beijing Fashion Show week. In community efforts, the hotel, in partnership with the Lang Lang Art Foundation, donated a musical classroom and supported the German Embassy’s Christmas Bazaar.

Regent Beijing continues to innovate with new offerings like the Fendi Casa Mid-Autumn Celebration Gift Box and the Daccapo Italian Restaurant, featuring renowned chefs. The hotel also introduced unique experiences such as the Butterfly Champagne Brunch and exclusive luxury bath experiences with views of the Forbidden City.

The hotel features eight dining options, including the popular Daccapo Italian Restaurant, Morton’s Steak House and Lei Garden Cantonese Fine Dining. The top-floor Regent Club offers spectacular views of Beijing’s landmarks and VIP amenities. Guests can enjoy a health club, Olympic-sized pool, spa, Regent Garden and 24-hour gym.

Achieving record-breaking performance in 2023 and 2024, Regent Beijing received the Golden Dragon Award and the Quarterly Silver Dragon Award from IHG Hotels & Resorts, and boasts high scores in guest and staff satisfaction.

Conveniently located near Wangfujing Street and key historical sites, Regent Beijing provides easy access to attractions like Tiananmen Square, the Temple of Heaven and the Great Wall. Its proximity to cultural landmarks makes it an ideal base for exploring Beijing’s rich heritage.