Founded in 1959, Beijing Minzu Hotel was one of the ten major public buildings constructed to celebrate the tenth birthday of the People's Republic of China.
Minzu Hotel was built on the First Street in China - the Chang An Street in the center of Beijing. Forty years later, the elegant ambience still sets Minzu Hotel apart from the rest of newer hotel buildings in Beijing.
Many foreign dignitaries graced Minzu Hotel with their presence, among those are former President Nixon of the U.S., Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka of Japan, Prime Minister of New Zealand, Prime Minister Kwun Yew Lee of Singapore, President Ford of U.S., Secretary of the State Henry Kessinger of U.S., President Bush of U.S.
Comfortable and beautiful room is the second distinguish feature of Minzu Hotel. All rooms are more spacious compared to newer hotels in Beijing because it was built in the 50s. There are a total of 520 rooms and suites including the standard, deluxe rooms, superior suite, executive suite, and deluxe suite.
The executive floors are decorated in classical themes, commodious and bright rooms, Internet connections, business lounges which is a good place for you to have a lively meeting with your business partner.
In addition to a variety of local cuisine from all over China, Minzu Hotel provides authentic western style cuisine and Turkish Barbecue available nowhere else in Beijing.
Basic Info
- Star:
- Opened 1959 Decorated in 2006
- Address: No. 51 Fuxingmennei St. Beijing China
- Postcode: 100031
- Number of rooms: 520
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