Unique to the area, YUN Summer Lounge offers guests a rooftop bar experience that is the first of its kind in Wangfujing. Offering an extensive drinks menu featuring unique Oriental cocktails and a diverse wine list, Yun offers a tranquil Chinese-inspired setting under the eaves of a traditional roof, with spectacular views over the city. 

Chauffeur-driven hotel limousines are the preferred option for guests making their way from Beijing International Airport, as timing can be unpredictable with the city’s traffic and weather conditions. Guests of The Peninsula can escape the elements in blissful comfort with the hotel's luxurious limousine fleet, which includes 2 exquisite Rolls-Royce Phantoms 10 customised BMW 7-Series, 2 Mercedes-Benz Vianos.

The Peninsula Art Journey gives Chinese contemporary artists the opportunity to exhibit their artwork in a unique manner whilst complementing the architecture and aesthetic of the hotel’s interior design. The programme features the artwork of virtuoso, Zhou Ying Chao whose artwork is also featured in the 'Peninsula Moments' film. Zhou’s art aims to interpret the transient nature of traditional Chinese motifs.

In a luxurious and central location, The Peninsula Beijing subtly blends Oriental and Western elements, giving guests the best of both worlds as they enjoy dining, spa and shopping experiences throughout their stay. The hotel is conveniently located just minutes away from historical monuments such as Tiananmen Square, The Forbidden City and The National Theatre.

The Peninsula Arcade is the country's most prestigious shopping destination and the first location of many luxury brand flagship boutiques in China. After a day's shopping, guests can enjoy the traditional Peninsula Afternoon Tea in The Lobby or retreat to The Spa for the ultimate relaxation experience.

Wellbeing facilities at The Peninsula Beijing include a state-of-the-art Fitness Centre, an indoor heated swimming pool with ample natural light, and The Peninsula Spa, which together provide a welcome respite from the busy capital after a long day of business or shopping.