New Sofitel Beijing Central is the 1,100th Accor Property to Open in Asia Pacific
The introduction of the brand new Sofitel Beijing Central will bring Accor's room inventory to more than 210,000 rooms in the Asia-Pacific region. This property is also the 1,100th hotel in the region and this announcement comes just six months after Accor celebrated its 1,000th hotel - Asia now represents 50% of global growth.
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The opening of Sofitel Beijing Central brings the group’s luxury and premium hotels in the region to 320. Sofitel Beijing Central is located in the heart of Beijing’s civic and diplomatic area, just moments from Jianguomen subway station. Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the National Museum of China and the National Grand Theatre are all within easy reach of the hotel. Its design will see a marriage of modern French art de vivre and the capital’s resplendent imperial history, rich culture and storied traditions.
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It features 345 spacious luxury rooms and suites, with Sofitel Club floors providing generous circular bathtubs and access to the brand new Club Millésime Lounge that will be launched towards the end of 2019. The property boasts three impressive dining outlets that epitomise Sofitel’s authentic and lively food and beverage culture. Sofitel Beijing Central includes an all-day dining restaurant attached to an outdoor garden, which focuses on western and international cuisine with a French twist; a signature Chinese Restaurant; and a lobby lounge, which provides elegant afternoon tea and evening cocktails.
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The Sofitel Beijing Central has more than 1,500 square meters of event space including nine flexible meeting rooms for up to 400 delegates. Each space offers state-of-the-art technology for gatherings of any type. The hotel’s recreational facilities include a day spa, fitness center and stunning indoor pool.
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