Beijing Jinjiang Fuyuan Hotel
China, Beijing, Downtown

The four star Beijing Jinjiang Fuyuan Hotel locates in the traffic-convenient Economic-Technological Development Zone of Beijing. The hotel abuts on the southeast fourth ring road, from which 30 minutes driving are taken to downtown, 40 minutes to Beijing International Airport, 25 minutes to Beijing Railway Station and 20 to CBD of Beijing. There are 193 guest rooms in the hotel, which include standard rooms, business suites and deluxe suites. Each room is equipped with broadband port, and guests may enjoy satellite TV programs. The meeting facilities in the hotel are excellent, where simultaneous translation and professional audio services are also available. The banquet hall can hold 480 guests; the conference hall 300 guests, report hall 120 people and exhibition hall 60 people. In addition, there are also small conference rooms with capacities less than 20 persons. The Huayuan Chinese restaurant serves Cantonese and Huaiyang cuisines. The Rose restaurant serves European-style food and Huaishi Japanese restaurant provides guests with Japanese dishes.

Facilities at Beijing Jinjiang Fuyuan Hotel

• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Beauty Salon/Barber
• Business Centre
• Car Rental
• Conference Facilities

• Fitness Centre
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Laundry
• Parking
• Restaurant

• Steam/Sauna
• Swimming Pool
• Tennis
• National Convention Centre
• Shopping Arcade

The Rooms at Beijing Jinjiang Fuyuan Hotel

• Air Condition
• Cable/Satellite
• IDD/Direct Dial Line

• Minibar/Fridge
• Security Safe
• Telephone

• Television

About Downtown:

Geographically located in the northwest part of the North China Plain, Beijing, the genuine Asia, has served as the capital of China for more than 800 years. Millions of world citizens from thousands of miles away have surrendered to elegantly-preserved historical and scenic attractions. The Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace and the Great Wall are places ones wish to enter. Chinese people always have a heart of welcome. Beijing is indeed the now-and-forever tourism center of the world.