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SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, BEIJING
PURELY FOR YOU:
The award-winning Shangri-La Hotel, Beijing is a landmark in the western part of the city, close to the
Valley Wing guests receive free daily breakfast
Summer Palace, the Houhai bar and entertainment district and Beijing Zoo.
and all-day champagne, wine and light snacks
Beautiful rooms are divided between the contemporary Chinese-style Garden Wing and the luxurious
served in the Valley Wing Lounge
Valley Wing where rooms have floor-to-ceiling bay windows, and walk-in wardrobes.
The Valley Wing is home to the Blu Lobster contemporary restaurant, a health club with a 25 metre
Stay 3 nights and receive an additional night
heated pool, a rooftop garden, and one of the most luxurious spa facilities in Beijing, CHI, The Spa.
free (compulsory breakfast on free nights)
There are four chic restaurants and three lounges and bars, among them Café Cha, serving the finest
Valid 01 Jul - 31 Jul 10
buffet meals in the capital.
2009|2010 PRICES FROM 1 OCT - 31 OCT 1 NOV - 31 DEC 1 JAN 10 - 31 MAR 1 APR - 30 JUN 1 JUL - 31 AUG 1 SEP - 31 DEC
1 Night £68 £51 £51 £65 £65 £75
Prices are per person per night, based on a twin share in a Superior Room, including breakfast.
ROOM UPGRADE: Deluxe Room from £6 per person per night. Valley Wing Room from £29 per person per night. FLIGHTS: Return flights to Beijing start from £429.
Return Premium Economy flights start from £1,189. Return Business Class flights start from £1,599. Return First Class flights start from £3,899.
THE PENINSULA BEIJING
PURE LUXURY UPGRADE:
The imposing, traditional Chinese-style Peninsula Beijing stands in a high-end district near historic
Upgrade to a Grand Deluxe Room for more
Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. Beijing’s most prestigious shopping arcade sits on the
living space, city views and rooms
ground floor. There are 525 rooms, decorated in a contemporary style with a Chinese twist with silk
on a higher floor
bolster pillows, jade plants and dark wood. And two excellent restaurants Modern Asian Jing, and
Huang Ting offering exquisite Cantonese cuisine. Leisure facilities include a new ESPA spa with steam
room and saunas, a fitness centre and an indoor heated pool. The hotel owns the most modern fleet of
limousines including two bespoke Rolls Royce Phantoms which are bookable for airport transfers.
2009|2010 PRICES FROM 1 OCT - 31 OCT 1 NOV - 31 DEC 1 JAN 10 - 31 MAR 1 APR - 30 JUN 1 JUL - 31 AUG 1 SEP - 31 DEC
1 Night £111 £68 £68 £99 £99 £111
Prices are per person per night, based on a twin share in a Deluxe Room, including breakfast. Image shown is a Deluxe Room.
ROOM UPGRADE: Grand Deluxe Room from £9 per person per night. FLIGHTS: Return flights to Beijing start from £429. Return Premium Economy flights start from £1,189.
Return Business Class flights start from £1,599. Return First Class flights start from £3,899.
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