The Bar/Lounge at The Opposite House

"Shanghai restaurateur David Laris has conceptualized an eclectic collection of restaurants and lounges"

"Due to the hotel's location, many of Beijing's best bars and restaurants are right on your doorstep; as a result, however, traffic here is some of the worst in the city"

"Two bars and three restaurants are on site"

"Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge"

"It offers great bars and restaurants, and the excellent service is another plus"

" Guest rooms are uncluttered in design — high ceilings, natural light, natural wooden floors and king-size beds — while the amenities go above and beyond with under-floor heating, complimentary wireless Internet, mini-bars, luxury down bedding, toiletries by Appelles, LCD TVs, Denon entertainment systems, mood lighting, French press coffee carafes and spa-inspired bathrooms with rain showers and deep-soaking tubs"

"The zen rooms are comfortable and come complete with wooden baths, free minibar and sleek furnishings, but expect to pay for them; The Opposite House’s rooms are practically the most expensive in the city"

"Located smack in the middle of the trendy Sanlitun neighborhood of bars, restaurants, and shops, this hotel, the first by Hong Kong developer Swire Hotels, offers the ultimate urban experience in Beijing"

"  The area’s newfound status as Beijing’s fashion epicentre means there is no shortage of shops, restaurants and bars to keep you busy, but we recommend booking a table at Jing Yaa Tang, one of hotel’s three restaurants, where the deliciously crispy Beijing roast duck - the city’s best-known specialty - wins hands down"

"Amenities include a sharp indoor lap pool, a modern fitness center, a bar, and three restaurants serving Chinese and international cuisine"