The Peninsula Beijing

The Peninsula · Dongcheng, China · 4.9 on Tripadvisor (1,182 reviews)

Hotel Exterior
The Peninsula Beijing Fine Dining (YUN Summer Lounge)
The Peninsula Beijing Suites
The Peninsula Beijing Suites
The Peninsula Beijing Suites

Superior Suite: cheapest in December, priciest in April

City view / street view, 646 sq ft, Sleeps 3

Typical night
$341
Lowest
$137
Dec 19
Highest
$472
October
Cheapest month
December
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Per night for a 1-night stay, 2 guests. Priced direct. Checked Nov 7.

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Typical night by month, Superior Suite

Next 12 months, per night
Typical nightly rate by month for the Superior Suite at The Peninsula Beijing
JanFebMarAprpriciestMayJunJulAugSepDeccheapest
$319
$319
$350
$450
$405
$391
$391
$391
$395
$251

The Peninsula Beijing prices per night

The Superior Suite at The Peninsula Beijing typically costs around $341 a night, ranging from $137 to $472 across the next 12 months. December is its cheapest month and April its priciest. Rates are per night for two guests, re-priced nightly.

How much does The Peninsula Beijing cost per night?

For the Superior Suite, the room shown above, around $341 a night on the 12-month forward curve. The cheapest nights we have seen are $137; the priciest $472. Other rooms have their own figures.

When is The Peninsula Beijing cheapest?

For the Superior Suite, December; April is its priciest month. Other rooms can bottom out in different months. Set a target on the exact room and we email you when the rate drops to it.

About the hotel

Located just steps from the iconic Wangfujing shopping district and moments from the Forbidden City, The Peninsula Beijing offers an unrivaled blend of imperial elegance and modern sophistication. As the capital’s premier all-suite hotel, each of its suites starts at 645 square feet, making them the most spacious in the city. Designed with refined Chinese artistry and cutting-edge technology, every suite is a private sanctuary of comfort and style. Indulge in award-winning dining at the Michelin-starred Jing Restaurant, where modern French cuisine meets Asian flair, or savour authentic Cantonese flavours in the atmospheric Huang Ting, inspired by a Qing Dynasty courtyard. For a more relaxed setting, the Yun Summer Lounge offers rooftop cocktails with panoramic views of Beijing’s skyline. From Rolls-Royce airport transfers to a serene spa and curated cultural experiences, The Peninsula Beijing redefines luxury hospitality in China’s historic capital.

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