Grand View Garden Hotel Beijing

General Information

The inn gracefully mixes into Beijing's famed pretty attraction which is the hotel's namesake and is a magnificent venue for those searching for a bit of stillness and tranquillity in the ever-changing capital. The park itself was modelled as freshly as 1984 on the residence which has in Cao Xueqin's classic Qing Dynasty novel 'The Dream of the Red Chamber'. Although not an ancient park in any respect, the park, which was completed in 1988, is a generous way to gain an insight into old Chinese culture. This acclimatised 383-room hotel welcomes customers into a foyer with 24h reception desk and check-out facilities, a hotel secure, currency exchange service, cloakroom, elevator access, a newspaper stand and a hairdressing salon. Customers may also loosen in the toys apartment or TV hall, enjoy a drink in the cafe or brasserie or a night out in the disco, and have dinner in one of the four on-site restaurants. Further amenities include Internet access, meeting facilities, apartment and washhouse services (fees apply to both), a parking and a bike hire amenities.