As the first Kempinski property in China, Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa Center boasts timeless European style with rich Chinese cultural history. Strategically located in the heart of Beijing’s central diplomatic and business district in the third ring road, the hotel offers 480 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites and over five signature restaurants. The award-winning venue, together with 10 conference rooms and one of the largest pillar-free ballrooms in the city, has become the preferred social venue for some of Beijing's biggest conferences, balls, and events. The hotel is routinely selected as the trusted host of parties and events such as the 2008 Olympic delegations, visiting APEC diplomats, heads of state, and, most recently, the 2017 Belt and Road delegations and the 2018 Forum on China-African Cooperation.
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The new portfolio of rooms and suites features décor that aims to convey the contemporary elegance of China and its cultural influence. Sandy, classical beige hues adorn the walls and furniture, while art pieces, antique decorations, and colorful vases add breathtaking brushstrokes of Asian identity. Upgrades include glass bathroom walls with opaque partitions (or "magic mirrors"), heated towel racks, and stations with ground-coffee machines in Executive Floor rooms. Mirrors subtly outline windows and walls to create a greater sense of space and tranquility. The two Presidential Suites are decorated with authentic Chinese artwork and feature bathrooms with a view across the city. Additional upgrades include high-speed Wi-Fi connection and new homemade welcome amenities, such as assorted desserts made from seasonal fruits, macaroons, and mousse pralines. Healthier options, such as homemade muesli bars and fresh-squeezed orange juice, are available upon request.
About the New Rooms and Suites
The new portfolio of rooms and suites features décor that aims to convey the contemporary elegance of China and its cultural influence. Sandy, classical beige hues adorn the walls and furniture, while art pieces, antique decorations, and colorful vases add breathtaking brushstrokes of Asian identity. Upgrades include glass bathroom walls with opaque partitions (or "magic mirrors"), heated towel racks, and stations with ground-coffee machines in Executive Floor rooms. Mirrors subtly outline windows and walls to create a greater sense of space and tranquility. The two Presidential Suites are decorated with authentic Chinese artwork and feature bathrooms with a view across the city. Additional upgrades include high-speed Wi-Fi connection and new homemade welcome amenities, such as assorted desserts made from seasonal fruits, macaroons, and mousse pralines. Healthier options, such as homemade muesli bars and fresh-squeezed orange juice, are available upon request.
