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InterContinental Beijing Beichen

Name: InterContinental Beijing Beichen
Address: 8 Beichen West Road, Beijing, China, 100107, Beijing, China
Telephone: +861084371188
Price range: $120–$405
Rating: 4.3

8 Beichen West Road, Beijing, China, 100107

Forbes ★★★☆☆

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Forbes ★★★☆☆ Recommended

Character and identity

Set in the Olympic Park district and physically connected to the China National Convention Center, this contemporary high-rise puts you within sight of the Bird's Nest and Water Cube, both of which light up at night. The 337 rooms and 45 suites have been recently refreshed, with crisp white bedding, gem-toned accents, white marble bathrooms and a chaise lounge angled at the Olympic facilities. Four restaurants cover the bases: DI for Chinese, Italian Trattoria, pan-Asian Cafe O2 and a lobby lounge that does afternoon tea. The indoor pool, with lounge beds and mood lighting, is a genuine draw.

Who's it for

Best for:
Business and "bleisure" travellers attending events at the CNCC, plus anyone prioritising airport access (30 minutes) and views of the Olympic landmarks. The suites, ranging up to 3,380 square feet, suit longer stays where you want separate zones to work, dine and unwind. Solid family pick for the pool and proximity to Olympic Park.

Should look elsewhere:
Travellers who want to be in the thick of historic Beijing, near the Forbidden City, hutongs or Sanlitun nightlife, will find the Olympic Park location functional rather than atmospheric. Design literates chasing a distinctive Chinese hotel identity may find the product polished but generic.

Bottom line

Location dictates the verdict here: if your trip revolves around the convention centre, the airport run or the Olympic precinct, this is the most seamless base in the city, and the renovated rooms and pool back it up. Book a suite if you're staying more than two nights or working from the room, and request a view facing the Bird's Nest for the evening light show.

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