A Metropolitan Oasis Beside the Forbidden City: The PuXuan Hotel Beijing

#November Destinations 2025 Highlights • Design｜Designed by German architect Ole Scheeren, featuring a suspended facade composed of basalt and glass; the lobby displays landscape paintings by Qiu Deshu and furniture from Shangxia, a fusion of tradition and future. • View｜Some rooms offer views of the Forbidden City's glazed tiles; the National Art Museum of China is within walking distance of the window. • Guest Rooms｜Starting from approximately 50 square meters, equipped with a Loewe TV, Gessi bathroom fixtures, smart curtains, exquisite bedding, and attentive turndown service. • Dining｜Michelin one-star restaurant, Fuchunju; renowned for its Left Bank French confit duck and vanilla cocktails; breakfast can be delivered to your room. • Art｜Direct access to the Guardian Art Center, with constantly updated exhibitions; guests can occasionally visit without reservation. Minor Drawbacks • Prices are relatively high, with basic rooms around 3008 RMB/night; the lobby has a slightly understated atmosphere and a strong business feel. Who is this suitable for? • Travelers who enjoy strolling around the Forbidden City/Wangfujing, value design and artistic atmosphere, and appreciate the details of dining and service.