The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Beijing located in the 2nd ring of the downtown city, with easy access to Financial Street, Beijing West Railway Station, Beijing South Railway Station and Fengtai Railway Station. It’s only 85 meters by walk to the entrance C of Daguanying subway station where Beijing Line 7 and Line 16 intersect, which can directly take you to reach the Beijing Universal Studios in one stop, and also fast access to major historical sites such as the Forbidden City, etc. As the 1st DoubleTree Flagship in Asia Pacific, DoubleTree by Hilton Beijing, it offers a variety of guest rooms that meet every need, from single business travelers to families. 541 well-appointed guest rooms including 106 suites and 6 family suites, they fitted with LCD TVs with premium channels, high-speed internet access, comfortable working area in suite Room, coffee and tea facilities and fully stocked mini bar are also provided. The 2024 newly upgraded guest room wallpaper, carpet and air conditioning system give a fresh look for the hotel. A peaceful 3000㎡Roof outdoor garden is on hotel’s 3rd floor for relaxing, a Sunroof swimming pool is located in the garden and is equipped with an advanced gym facility, they are provided for those who wish to take a fresh breath to refresh themselves in the ideal relaxing venue. There are three restaurants on the hotel. No matter what you're hungry for, our kitchen is always open. Breakfast, lunch, dinner or in-between meals, the hotel has something tasty to offer. Easy Kitchen all-day dining restaurant features an extensive buffet and a la carte service, provides authentic international and Asian delicacies. Modern Cantonese and local specialties are exquisitely prepared to delight the most discerning palate at Sui Yuan Chinese restaurant. Lin Lounge is the ideal place to mingle with friends in a romantic candlelit environment.

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