Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong Beijing is located at the intersection of Chang'an Street and the second ring road in Beijing, adjacent to the CBD Central Business District and the embassy district. With its superior geographical location, it is suitable for business travel and tourism vacation.
It has all kinds of guest rooms, among which the street view room can enjoy the vigorous prosperous street view of Chang'an Street; The garden view room is facing the garden view of the courtyard, bringing you a bit of peace and contentment for your busy journey; The view room offers a panoramic view of the ancient and modern Beijing. The executive floor is equipped with an exclusive executive salon, so that you can avoid all worries. The hotel has 12 multi-functional banquet halls, business centers and entertainment facilities. It is famous for its authentic Japanese 'Sakura' Japanese restaurant, pure Chinese restaurant and world-famous coffee shop. Whether it's business trip or tourism vacation, you can enjoy the leisurely and comfortable time here and feel different travel time.
Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong Beijing is 22.3km from the airport.
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong Beijing.
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny165 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny1320, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
This time I came to Beijing to handle the final matters of the project and booked my accommodation at Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong Beijing. I had only heard of it as a Sino Japanese joint venture old five-star hotel before, and after four days of stay, I was completely impressed by its service circle. True first-class service is never overly enthusiastic, but the moment you first have a need, it is already implemented.
Just as I dragged my suitcase to the hotel entrance, the doorman quickly came up and took the hard shell box containing precision equipment from my hand. His fingertips were so steady that he didn't even shake the box, and he gently put it down all the way to the lobby without any unnecessary greetings. His sense of propriety was just right. When checking in, the front desk did not read the lengthy instructions, only handed over the room card and a handwritten note, which marked the walking shortcut to the contact point of the project I wanted to go to, the off peak time for breakfast, and even the license plate and driver's surname that I had booked for the next day's airport delivery were clearly written. I casually mentioned that I was allergic to mangoes, and I specially marked them in red in the corner of the note.
Upon entering the room, I realized that this thoughtfulness had already been laid out in an invisible place. On the desk, there was a pre arranged adapter for my device and a printed A4 note, with a small can of throat lozenges next to it - later I remembered that when I called to make an appointment the day before, I just casually complained that Beijing was too dry and my throat was tight. In addition to the regular bathrobe, there is also a thick cashmere shawl hanging in the wardrobe. At night, I wake up and go to the balcony to enjoy the CBD night view, wrapped in just enough to block the cool autumn breeze.
The most unforgettable moment was a small incident on the docking day: I was in a hurry to go to the embassy to submit my documents, but just as I was about to leave, I realized that important proof documents had been left in the room safe, standing in the lobby sweating profusely. In less than eight minutes of calling the front desk, the staff delivered the documents to me and even stuffed a bottle of warm honey water in my hand. They were afraid that I would be so anxious that my throat would feel uncomfortable, and there was not a single unnecessary disturbance throughout the process. Even the thank-you red envelope I handed over was politely declined with a smile.
When I returned to the hotel after a busy day, as soon as I arrived at the lobby, the concierge handed me an umbrella and said that according to the weather forecast, it would rain in ten minutes. I even thoughtfully placed an extra dry towel by the window on my floor, afraid that the raindrops that came in when I opened the window would wet the table. On the day I left, I hurried to the early flight. When I went downstairs, I had already handed my bag. In addition to the hot Rice and vegetable roll and miso soup, I also stuffed a small box of salted cherry blossom Dim sum that I had boasted about at breakfast the previous day.
Having stayed in so many high-end hotels, it is rare to encounter such a service: it will not deliberately come up to disturb your pace, but it can always catch all the delicate needs in advance. This kind of appropriateness and sense of propriety engraved in the bones is the most touching thing about the old five-star hotel. Next time I come to Beijing, I will definitely choose Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong Beijing as soon as possible.Show more
This time I came to Beijing for a long business trip, I specifically chose Hotel New Otani Chang Fu Gong Beijing. Originally, I only thought it was located in Jianguomen and convenient for commuting. After staying for five days, I realized that many people only knew about its old five-star reputation and authentic Japanese cuisine, but did not pay attention to the complete set of recreational facilities that can make business travelers completely relax. Without leaving the hotel gate, I can arrange all my needs for exercise, stress relief, and leisure.
On the evening of the day I checked in, I headed straight to the hotel's 25 meter indoor heated swimming pool. The water quality of the swimming pool is so clear that you can see the blue dividing lines at the bottom of the pool. The water temperature remains stable at 26 degrees all year round, and there is no piercing cold when entering the water in late autumn. The most rare thing is that there is no crowding like dumplings under a commercial swimming pool here. I swam for a whole hour, and there were no more than five guests in the same room. When I was tired, I leaned back on the lounge chair by the pool, and the staff immediately handed me warm towels and barley tea. The tightness of the afternoon meeting during the day dissipated along the water flow.
Next to the swimming pool is a professional fitness center that is open 24 hours a day. There are no fancy internet celebrity check-in devices, only commercial grade strength equipment and silent treadmills. The most considerate thing is that the treadmill is facing the floor to ceiling glass window, and when running, the line of sight can just fall on the city street view of Jianguomen. Watching the traffic downstairs slowly swaying, I unconsciously ran two kilometers more. The fitness area also provides free exercise towels, functional water, and disposable wrist guards, so you don't have to carry your own big and small bags of equipment, and you can easily move around without any burden.
What surprised me the most was the Japanese style hot spring wind valley hidden deep in the recreational area, which is a treasure corner that many guests are unaware of. The water temperature in the soaking pool is just right, surrounded by low-key wooden and wind decorations, without noisy music, only a faint scent of cypress wood floating in the air. After soaking for twenty minutes, the shoulder and neck soreness accumulated from sitting for days slowly dissipated, which was even more comfortable than the SPA experience I had taken a taxi to find outside for half an hour before. After soaking, you can also go to the nearby rest area and have a free cup of black rice tea, which makes you feel relaxed from inside out.
I also spent an afternoon trying out the hotel's billiard and table tennis rooms. The tables were well maintained and could be used directly by making a reservation at the front desk. The rackets and balls could be rented for free. After finishing the game, walk slowly along the hotel's skywalk for two laps. The warm yellow light falls on the wooden floor, and there is no traffic outside, only gentle background music. Even the pressure accumulated from work slowly dissipates with the footsteps.
Having stayed in so many business hotels in Beijing, it's rare to come across such leisure amenities: it's not just a "popular check-in spot" with a few treadmills, but truly standing from the guest's perspective, polishing every detail of exercise and relaxation. In the core area of Jianguomen, where every inch of land is precious, one can have such a complete set of professional and intimate leisure spaces without leaving the hotel. It is truly the most unexpected small fortune in this long trip.Show more