Combining generous accommodation with elegant Chinese design and excellent city connections, Xiamenair Jianianhua Hotel offers a 5-star and convenient base for discovering Beijing.
Location
Located in Beijing's Lize Business District on Lize Road, Xiamenair Jianianhua Hotel is well positioned for exploring the capital while remaining particularly convenient for travellers arriving or departing by rail. The hotel is connected to Lize Station on Metro Line 14 and is around a 10-minute drive from Beijing South Railway Station, Beijing West Railway Station and Fengtai Station. Beijing Daxing International Airport is approximately 40 minutes away by car.
Rooms
The hotel offers 265 spacious rooms and suites, with all rooms measuring more than 45 square metres. Interiors combine contemporary comfort with distinctly Chinese touches, while larger options include panoramic rooms, family rooms and suites. The spacious design makes the hotel particularly practical for longer stays and families, with suites offering considerably more room to relax.#
Activities
The hotel's proximity to the city's railway stations makes it particularly useful for travellers combining Beijing with destinations such as Xi'an or Shanghai. Its central location also provides a convenient starting point for exploring Beijing's extraordinary combination of imperial history and modern culture. Spend time discovering the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, visit the Temple of Heaven or explore the city's traditional hutongs while The Great Wall is also easily incorporated into a Beijing itinerary.
Sustainability
The hotel's strong public transport connections make it possible to explore Beijing by metro and rail rather than relying solely on private transfers. Its location close to Lize Station, alongside easy access to Beijing's major railway stations, makes it a practical choice for travellers looking to combine different modes of transport during a China itinerary.
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