Aman Summer Palace
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Hotel Description
To say Aman Summer Palace is an example of the Aman group gone urban would be perhaps a bit misleading. This one is technically in a city, which is a departure from the usual Aman setting—whether on the beach in Bali or by the side of a mountain in Wyoming, one thing they all are is secluded. But while Beijing is one of the world’s biggest, most riotous cities, and only getting bigger, the experience the Summer Palace offers is hardly what you’d call an urban one.
It’s right next door to the Summer Palace proper, and occupies its own private compound, a collection of hundred-year-old guest houses surrounded by tranquil ponds and verdant gardens. It would have been an unforgivable crime against architecture to have spoiled this site with tacky luxury villas; all the same, the occasional well-integrated modern touch is more than welcome. The electronic gadgetry, easy to miss in a suite full of bamboo blinds and ornate hand-carved screens, is state-of-the-art, and the bathrooms are low-tech but very modern, with massive soaking tubs and separate showers.
The prevailing feeling on the grounds of the Aman Summer Palace is one of quiet; unlike the busy tourist site next door, it’s closed to the public, and you’re far more likely to encounter one of some 300 staffers than a fellow guest. There’s a massive hospitality infrastructure beneath the Summer Palace’s surface — both figuratively and literally, with the pools, spa, and fitness center (including Pilates studio and squash court) all located underground. If the trademark away-from-it-all Aman experience is what you’re after, it’s entirely possible here—the Summer Palace is perfectly self-sufficient. But the Beijing location means there’s a lot more available in the way of diversions. Wall tours, Palace and temple walks, even shopping excursions; the combination of Aman seclusion with big-city Beijing bustle is a uniquely formidable one.
Hotel Criteria
- 51 Rooms
- Style: Traditional Elegance
- Atmosphere: Quiet
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Hotel Amenities and Services
- Bar
- Boardroom
- Business center
- Free wi-fi
- Garden
- Indoor swimming pool
- Jacuzzi
- Library
- Lounge
- Restaurant
- Sauna
- Shopping area nearby
- Spa
- Spa treatments (on request)
- Yoga
Need to Know
Breakfast is chargeable at CNY130 plus 15% service charge and taxes daily for child between 7 to 11 years old.
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Family suite
- Fits 2 people
- 1 King Bed & 2 Double Beds
- 1119 ft²/104 m².
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Deluxe Pavilion
- Fits 2 people
- 2 King Beds
- 1679 ft²/156 m².
Amenities
This room includes:
- arm chair
- bathtub
- separate bedroom
- separate living room
- stand up shower
- working desk
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Traditional Courtyard
- Fits 2 people
- 2518 ft²/234 m².
Amenities
This room includes:
- arm chair
- bathtub
- separate living room
- stand up shower
- This room features 4 King Beds.
- working desk
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Imperial Suite
- Fits 2 people
- 3046 ft²/283 m².
Amenities
This room includes:
- central air conditioning
- central heating
- flat panel television
- laptop safe
- separate bedroom
- separate living room
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Guestroom
- Fits 2 people
- 2 Single Beds
- 409 ft²/38 m².
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Courtyard Guestroom
- Fits 2 people
- 1 King Bed or 2 Single Beds
- 419 ft²/39 m².
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Suite
- Fits 2 people
- 1 King Bed
- 710 ft²/66 m².
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Deluxe Suite
- Fits 2 people
- 1 King Bed
- 807 ft²/75 m².
Amenities
This room includes:
- bathtub
- chaise lounge
- separate living room
- stand up shower
- working desk
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Courtyard Suite
- Fits 2 people
- 1 King Bed
- 968 ft²/90 m².
