China World Hotel

Whether visiting Beijing on business or for leisure, Shangri-La's China World Hotel, centrally located in the heart of the city's CBD, caters exceptionally to the needs of all travellers.
Beijing is the striking metropolitan core of a country with one of the world's oldest civilizations. It is a city with a history of over 3,000 years and home to countless renowned historical, ancient and cultural sites. In the past 20 years, Beijing has developed into a modern metropolis, and the nation's political, economic, trade, educational and cultural centre.
Location is everything, and for Beijing this is no exception.
The award-winning China World Hotel, Beijing, headed by Australian General Manager John Rice, is an ideally located luxury hotel situated in the heart of the city's diplomatic and central business district. It is a top choice for both business and leisure travellers seeking spacious luxury accommodation right in the centre of the Chinese capital.
China World Hotel is just 45 minutes from Beijing Capital International Airport and connects directly to the China World Trade Centre complex which houses the China World Exhibition Centre and where numerous high-profile international and Australian businesses have offices.

China World Hotel also incorporates the Guomao subway station making travel to some of Beijing's most popular tourism spots, including Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, a convenient and easy train ride away.
While the hotel also lies in close proximity to some of Beijing's hottest night spots, it boasts some of Beijing's finest restaurants. Enjoy the chic atmosphere and fresh seafood at Aria over a glass of wine. For classic Chinese cuisine, visit China World Hotel's Summer Palace. The bustling open kitchen at Scene a Cafe serves a superb international meal.
On Fridays, Aria also hosts the Australian expatriate community's regular end of week drinks in association with the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Beijing. This is the perfect opportunity to share stories with expatriate Australians on how to conduct business in China while enjoying an array of quality Australian wines and beers.