Beijing, China
Four Seasons Hotel Beijing: Dual Michelin-Starred luxury palace in Beijing’s Embassy District with Cai Yi Xuan, Mio, and indoor pool
Commanding a prestigious location in the heart of the Liangma River Embassy District in Chaoyang, Beijing, China (just minutes from Sanlitun, the 798 Art Zone, and the Forbidden City), Four Seasons Hotel Beijing opened as a beacon of modern Chinese and international luxury. Housed within a 27-story tower featuring a soaring 23-story central atrium adorned with artist Jay Cowper’s monumental ‘Butterfly’ art installation, the 313-room luxury palace is an artistic and culinary landmark. Featuring two distinct Michelin-Starred restaurants (Cai Yi Xuan for Cantonese and Mio for contemporary Italian), the serene Tea Garden, an indoor heated freshwater swimming pool beneath a glass skylight, and the subterranean The Spa at Four Seasons with traditional Chinese tea treatments, this property is Beijing’s premier luxury hotel.
Arrival introduces travelers to unvarnished Beijing diplomatic and imperial majesty: personal hosts greet guests beneath the monumental arched driveway on Liangmaqiao Road before entering the soaring 23-story atrium with glowing dragon sculptures, fresh orchids, and chilled imperial jasmine tea. Day-one logistics focus on coordinating bespoke Beijing cultural, art, and imperial pursuits: exploring the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven (20 minutes away), visiting the 798 Art Zone contemporary galleries (10 minutes away), shopping in the luxury fashion boutiques of Sanlitun (5 minutes away), swimming in the skylit indoor heated pool, indulging in Chinese Meridian and herbal therapies at the spa, taking private gongfu tea ceremonies in the Tea Garden, and reserving dinner at Michelin-Starred Cai Yi Xuan or Mio.
Hotel living balances bustling Beijing commerce with serene holistic wellness: the spa features 11 private treatment suites, sauna, steam room, vitality pool, and therapies utilizing organic Chinese herbs, green tea, and acupressure. Dining is an extraordinary dual-Michelin culinary summit: Michelin-Starred Cantonese gastronomy at Cai Yi Xuan (featuring Peking duck, dim sum, abalone, and Chinese Grand Crus), Michelin-Starred Italian cuisine at Mio (featuring open kitchens and artisan pastas), buffet dining at Opus Lounge, and cocktails in the Bar.
Accommodations comprise 313 rooms and luxury executive suites styled in warm silk damasks, dark timber, and floor-to-ceiling glass ranging from 46 to 240 square metres. Each residence features sweeping views of the Beijing city skyline or Liangma River parklands, plush king beds with custom linens, and marble bathrooms with deep soaking bathtubs, embedded TV mirrors, and custom amenities.
Diplomats, culinary connoisseurs, and luxury travelers seeking dual Michelin-Starred dining, imperial tea rituals, and central Embassy District luxury in Beijing should book Four Seasons Hotel Beijing without hesitation. Travelers seeking generic airport highway blocks should look elsewhere. Grounded review consensus confirms legendary standing with a 4.9 out of 5 on Tripadvisor across 2,900 reviews and a 4.8 out of 5 on Google across 3,800 reviews.
First day
- Arrive on Liangmaqiao Road in Chaoyang, enter the soaring atrium of Four Seasons Beijing, and check in.
- Check into your Executive Suite, admire the views over Beijing, and visit the skylit pool.
- Dine at Cai Yi Xuan.
What guests say
Hotel Flock Score
Exceptional
Based on 6.7k published ratings
Category breakdown
Guests Love
Dual Michelin Dining & Embassy District Location
Guests revere the two Michelin-Starred restaurants, 23-story atrium, skylit pool, and exceptional Four Seasons staff.
Cai Yi Xuan & Mio Restaurants
Reviewers consistently praise the Peking duck, Italian pasta, tea ceremonies, and Sanlitun proximity.
Guests Warn
Beijing’s Premier Culinary & Luxury Landmark
Visitors love the extraordinary culinary depth and peaceful residential atmosphere.
Four Seasons Five-Star Standard
Travelers celebrate the warm, attentive service and flawless business and leisure amenities.
The overall score is a review-count-weighted average of named public platforms, normalized to /10. Category scores — including cleanliness and location — are Hotel Flock editorial readings of those reviews, not a platform's private formula. Hotel Flock is not affiliated with Tripadvisor, Booking.com, Trivago, or any other review site.
Awards & Recognition
Historic Liangma River Embassy District Skyscraper Landmark
Four Seasons Beijing
Cai Yi Xuan Michelin-Starred Cantonese Landmark
MICHELIN Guide
Mio Michelin-Starred Contemporary Italian Landmark
MICHELIN Guide
In the stay
- Full access to skylit indoor heated pool, spa vitality pool, saunas, and 24-hour gym
- Full cooked-to-order gourmet Chinese and international breakfast buffet daily at Opus Lounge
- High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and 24-hour dedicated concierge assistance
Usually extra
- –Cai Yi Xuan & Mio multi-course Michelin-Starred tasting dinners and sommelier pairings
- –The Spa customized Chinese Meridian therapies and private tea ceremony experiences
- –Private chauffeured airport transfers from Beijing Capital (PEK) or Daxing (PKX) and Forbidden City tours
Good to Know
- The 313-room dual Michelin-Starred luxury hotel sits in Beijing’s Embassy District, China, Four Seasons.
- Includes Michelin-Starred Cai Yi Xuan & Mio, 23-story atrium, indoor pool, and 798 Art Zone proximity.
- Located on 48 Liangmaqiao Road in Chaoyang, a 25-minute drive from Beijing Capital Airport (PEK).
Editor's Note
Book a Four Seasons Executive Suite on an upper floor with views over the Liangma River, and reserve a private dining room at Michelin-Starred Cai Yi Xuan for traditional Peking duck and dim sum.
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Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026