The PuXuan Hotel and Spa, Beijing
A hand-picked boutique retreat
The PuXuan Hotel and Spa is a contemporary luxury hotel in Beijing's Guardian Art Center — a Büro Ole Scheeren building at the top of Wangfujing, a short, flat walk from the Forbidden City's east gate and Jingshan Park. Calm, design-led interiors, a spa and pool, and upper floors that look out to Jingshan and the palace rooftops make it the choice for travellers who prefer modern luxury to a traditional grand hotel. Opened 2018.
The PuXuan (北京璞瑄酒店) is Beijing's contemporary-luxury address at the edge of the Forbidden City — a Büro Ole Scheeren building in the Guardian Art Center at the top of Wangfujing, a short, flat walk from the palace's east gate and Jingshan Park. Inside it is calm and design-led — warm timber, sliding screens and a resort-like quiet in the heart of the capital. The upper floors look out to Jingshan's hill and the imperial rooftops, and Fu Chun Ju, the hotel's Cantonese restaurant, is in-house.
Highlights
- A Büro Ole Scheeren building in the Guardian Art Center, at the top of Wangfujing
- A short, flat walk to the Forbidden City's east gate and Jingshan Park
- Upper floors that look out to Jingshan and the Forbidden City rooftops
- Calm, design-led interiors with a spa and a pool — resort-like quiet in the heart of the capital
- Grand Suites of about 100m² with a separate living room
- Fu Chun Ju, the hotel's Cantonese restaurant, under the same roof
Inside The PuXuan Hotel and Spa, Beijing
Staying at The PuXuan Hotel and Spa, Beijing
01 Where is The PuXuan and how do I get there?
It's at 1 Wangfujing Street in Dongcheng, inside the Guardian Art Center at the top of Wangfujing in central Beijing. The Forbidden City's east gate and Jingshan Park are a short, flat walk away, so the imperial core is reached on foot rather than by car.
02 What are the rooms and the design like?
The building is by Büro Ole Scheeren, and inside it is calm and design-led — warm timber, sliding screens and a resort-like quiet. Upper floors look out to Jingshan and the Forbidden City rooftops, so it's worth asking for a Jingshan-facing room. The Grand Suite runs to about 100m², with a king bed and a separate living room.
03 Who is this stay best for?
Travellers who prefer modern, design-led luxury to a traditional grand hotel, and who want the Forbidden City and Jingshan Park on foot from the door. It's one of the stays on our Classic China & Yunnan journey.
