1. Mandarin Oriental Qianmen

    This Forbes Five Star boutique hotel sits inside a restored hutong labyrinth near the Forbidden City, which is either the most Beijing thing imaginable or proof that someone has very good taste. Only 42 rooms keeps it genuinely intimate, the courtyard is genuinely calming, and the spa leans into ancient Chinese wellness traditions in a way that doesn't feel like a gift shop. The crowd here came to actually see Beijing, not just stay somewhere flashy.

    Forbes Travel Guide
    Forbes Five Star
    50 Best
    #14 · The World's 50 Best Hotels
    Address
    No.1, 10 Caochang Alley, Dong Cheng Qu, China, 100005 · Shanwei Shi
    Online
    Website
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