Sanlitun · Five-Star · LVMH Maison
Bulgari Hotel Beijing
One hundred and nineteen rooms in Antonio Citterio's purpose-built Bulgari tower in Sanlitun, Beijing's contemporary luxury and dining district. LVMH's Beijing Maison, opened 2017.
One hundred and nineteen rooms in Antonio Citterio's purpose-built Bulgari tower in Sanlitun, Beijing's contemporary luxury and dining district. LVMH's Beijing Maison, opened 2017.
"119 rooms in Antonio Citterio's tower in Sanlitun. LVMH's Beijing Maison, Italian-design discipline in Beijing's contemporary luxury district."
Bulgari Hotel Beijing opened in October 2017 in Sanlitun, Beijing's contemporary luxury district where the city's most-respected dining, luxury retail, and gallery scene concentrate, in a purpose-built tower designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, Bulgari Hotels' design partner globally. The architectural premise is contemporary Italian-modernist, with substantial use of Italian travertine, Chinese craft accents, and the consistent Bulgari Hotels luxury aesthetic.
The 119 rooms split between the entry-level Deluxe Rooms (with the smaller configurations), Premier Rooms with the larger room dimensions, Junior Suites with substantial private living spaces, the Suites including the Beijing Suite, and the multi-bedroom Bulgari Suite (the property's flagship single accommodation). The interiors integrate Citterio's Italian-modernist design with handcrafted Chinese timber, Italian Carrara marble, and the consistent LVMH-Bulgari design language.
The grounds, the heated indoor swimming pool with floor-to-ceiling windows over the city, the comprehensive Bulgari Spa (with the brand's signature treatments), the fitness centre, the rooftop terrace overlooking the Liangma River, and the multi-restaurant complex, make Bulgari Beijing comprehensively-equipped. The riverside garden along the Liangma River is one of central Beijing's more peaceful luxury hotel garden settings.
Dining revolves around Il Ristorante - Niko Romito, the hotel's Michelin-starred modern-Italian restaurant guided by three-Michelin-star chef Niko Romito, a 70-seat room overlooking the riverside garden that has held a Beijing Michelin star every year since 2020. Il Bar, built around a signature oval bar with an outdoor terrace over the Liangma River, hosts Bulgari's renowned Aperitivo Hour, while The Lounge handles relaxed all-day gatherings and afternoon tea showcasing La Pasticceria - Niko Romito. The wine programme is heavily Italian and global. Service is the consistent global Bulgari LVMH-luxury standard delivered by a largely Beijing team. Bulgari Hotel Beijing is the most polished contemporary luxury hotel in the city, the answer for travellers who want Italian design discipline in the Embassy District by the Liangma River, moments from Sanlitun.
The Beijing anniversary at the LVMH Bulgari Maison. Book a Premier Room or, for milestone anniversaries, the Bulgari Suite. Il Ristorante Michelin-starred Italian dinner; the Bulgari Spa programme; the Sanlitun walks. The LVMH operational discipline produces the most polished modern Beijing anniversary.
Bulgari Beijing is one of mainland China's primary business-luxury hotels. The Embassy District location by the Liangma River, next to Sanlitun, the LVMH operational discipline, the Bulgari Suite for corporate hosting, and the Citterio-designed meeting facilities work for executive corporate travellers.
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Bulgari Hotel, 8A Xinyuan South Road
Chaoyang District, Beijing 100027
Sanlitun, central Beijing; 30 min from Beijing Capital (PEK), 90 min from Beijing Daxing (PKX)
119 rooms in Antonio Citterio-designed tower
Deluxe Room from ¥4,800 ($670)/night
Premier Room from ¥6,500 ($910)
Junior Suite from ¥10,000 ($1,400)
Beijing Suite from ¥22,000 ($3,080)
Bulgari Suite from ¥85,000 ($11,900)
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Minimum stay: 1 night
Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel architecture
Liangma River garden setting
Il Ristorante - Niko Romito (Michelin-starred Italian)
Il Bar & The Lounge
Embassy District by the Liangma River
Open year-round
Peak: April, May, September, October (book 2 months ahead)
Best value: November, February
High-speed WiFi throughout
Reliable signal in all rooms
In-suite office setups standard
From ¥4,800 ($670)/night. Premier Rooms and Junior Suites book 2 months ahead. Beijing Suite and Bulgari Suite need direct LVMH contact.
Check Rates →Bulgari Beijing is, above all, a design object. Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, Bulgari's global architects, built a restrained tower of bronze, dark wood, marble and glass, and set it within a rare thing for central Beijing: a green riverside garden on the Liangma River, in the leafy Embassy District rather than the usual CBD high-rise cluster. The result is a hotel that feels calm and residential in a city not known for either, and its 119 rooms are among the most generously proportioned in Beijing's luxury tier.
Wellness is a genuine strength. The Bulgari Spa runs the brand's signature treatments across a serene suite of rooms, and the standout is the heated indoor pool wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows, one of the more striking hotel pools in the city. Combined with the Michelin-starred Il Ristorante, Il Bar's riverside Aperitivo terrace and the quiet garden, the hotel makes a strong case as a self-contained retreat as much as a business base, with Sanlitun's dining, nightlife and luxury retail a short walk away.
Bulgari Beijing is compact and design-led rather than a sprawling grand hotel, so travellers who want a wide choice of on-site restaurants or extensive resort facilities may prefer a larger property. Its Embassy District location is calm and central for Sanlitun but sits some distance from the Forbidden City, Tiananmen and the main sightseeing core, a 20-to-30-minute drive depending on Beijing's notorious traffic, so first-time visitors focused on the historic sights should factor in transfer times. Rates sit at the very top of the Beijing market. For contemporary design, wellness and a Michelin-starred table in a serene riverside setting, though, nothing in the city quite matches it.
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Yes. It is widely regarded as one of the finest and most polished contemporary luxury hotels in Beijing, a 119-room Antonio Citterio-designed tower in a green riverside setting in the Embassy District, with a Michelin-starred restaurant, a serene spa and a striking indoor pool. It suits design-minded travellers and business guests over those wanting a large, traditional grand hotel.
The signature is Il Ristorante - Niko Romito, a Michelin-starred modern-Italian restaurant guided by three-Michelin-star chef Niko Romito. Il Bar offers cocktails and Bulgari's Aperitivo Hour on a riverside terrace, and The Lounge handles all-day dining and afternoon tea featuring La Pasticceria - Niko Romito.
The hotel is in the Embassy District beside the Liangma River, next to Sanlitun, one of Beijing's most fashionable dining, nightlife and retail areas. It is a calm, central address, though about 20 to 30 minutes by car from the Forbidden City and the main historic sights.
Yes. The Bulgari Spa offers the brand's signature treatments, and the hotel has a fitness centre and a heated indoor swimming pool wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city, one of the more striking hotel pools in Beijing.
Bulgari Hotel Beijing opened in October 2017 as part of the Bulgari Hotels & Resorts collection, in a purpose-built tower designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, the brand's global design partner.
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