Beijing

The Grand Mercure Xidan Beijing is located in the commercial and retail heart of Beijing, walking distance from Tiananmen Square and only 45 min from the airport.

Located in Xidan commercial and shopping area, the Grand Mercure Xidan Hotel Beijing is an international standard deluxe hotel. Convenient location and easy transportation make the hotel an ideal place for both business and leisure travelers. The 10-story accommodation offers a choice of 296 guestrooms and suites, all command either garden view or city view. Located on the top floor of the hotel is the superb Continental. The Ballroom and a number of well-equipped function rooms provide an outstanding venue for seminars, conference, and banquets. Guests can enjoy a variety of local and international cuisines at Cafe Marco and Heichinrou Chinese Restaurant. The fully-equipped fitness center and heated-indoor swimming pool at the Grand Mercure Xidan Hotel are amongst the best in Beijing.

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Rich in history and a city of impressive scale, Beijing offers a spectacular and fascinating introduction to China. For many travellers, entering the once-hidden world of the vast Forbidden City through its towering gates, intimidating walls and exquisite architecture is a highlight of their China experience.

Walk across the dramatic spaces of Tiananmen Square, admire the peak of Ming Dynasty architecture amongst the elegant curves, green parkland and wide avenues of the Temple of Heaven, and escape the Beijing bustle in the gardens and lakeside pavilions of the Summer Palace, surrounded by sweeping arched bridges, hilltop temples, galleries and courtyards and royal residences. And no voyager ever forgets the exhilaration of walking the Great Wall as it winds its ancient path across the rugged hills to the north of the city.

Beijing is not just about monumental grandeur. Join us for a stroll through Liu Lichang to find a replica antique (or perhaps the real thing?), explore the hutongs where reminders of the old Beijing still survive, or join a chi gong group exercising on the footpath at sunrise.

And after building up an appetite, feast on the city's famed roast duck at a historic restaurant, or perhaps join your tour leader for a hearty bowl of Beijing noodles or a Mongolian hotpot. Finish the evening with a performance of the Beijing Opera or Acrobatics. . And if shopping's your passion you won't be able to escape the temptations of the famous Silk Market ...

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