See Things as A Local

SEE THINGS

AS A LOCAL

Far from most tourist sites, the neighborhood around EAST Beijing inside Chaoyang district is where tradition and modernity interact seamlessly to give off the calm of a residential area with a touch of bustle from the nearby downtown core.

Taste of Beijing: Roast Duck & Copper Hotpot

To get a true taste of Beijing, start with two icons: roast duck and copper‑pot hotpot.
The city’s famed duck is known for its crisp skin and fruit‑wood aroma, while copper hotpot reflects the warmth of old‑Beijing dining.

For tailored recommendations and local favourites, simply reach out to our Guest Experience team (GuestExperience@east-beijing.com) — we’ll curate options just for you.

Exploring Beijing's Artistic Soul

Looking for Beijing's art scene? The nearby 798 Art Zone is a great start, where it's also home to the M WOODS 798 art museum and UCCA Center for Contemporary Art. For something more experimental, the multidisiplinary X Museum is a short car ride away.

Explore Beijing: From Style to Stories

Right beside the hotel, INDIGO Mall brings together global and local brands for easy shopping and dining, all within a contemporary space.

Looking for something trend‑forward? Taikoo Li Sanlitun is the heart of modern Beijing style, home to cutting‑edge fashion and luxury boutiques.

For a slower pace, wander through the Dongsi Hutongs, where cafés, craft stores and local eats offer a glimpse of the city’s everyday charm.

Explore Beijing’s Must-See Landmarks

EAST Beijing is located in the core area of Chaoyang District. With its stylish design and convenient transportation, it serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the capital. Below are several classic landmarks that can be easily reached from EAST Beijing, allowing you to experience the interwoven beauty of history and modernity.

Temple of Heaven

Temple of Heaven: Find Peace in History

Step into a tranquil world where ancient rituals meet serene gardens. The Temple of Heaven is a peaceful escape with its iconic prayer hall and lush greenery. Just 12km from EAST Beijing (30 mins by car).

The Forbidden City, Beijing

The Forbidden City: Where History Comes Alive

The Forbidden City isn’t just a museum—it’s a living storybook of China’s imperial past. Wander through its grand halls and discover treasures from the Ming and Qing dynasties. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s a mix of stunning architecture and cultural wonders. Just 10km from EAST Beijing, it’s easily reachable by car (35 mins) or subway (1 hour).

Mutianyu Great Wall Beijing

Mutianyu Great Wall: Nature’s Hidden Gem

For a quieter, equally breathtaking Great Wall experience, head to Mutianyu. Surrounded by dense forests and accessible by cable car, it’s a chance to connect with nature while enjoying stunning views. 53km from EAST Beijing (1 hour by car).

Badaling Great Wall

Badaling Great Wall: Where Legends Meet Mountains

No Beijing trip is complete without seeing the Great Wall. Badaling is the most iconic section, offering panoramic views of layered mountains and well-preserved ancient walls. Perfect for a day trip—just 59km from EAST Beijing (1 hour by car).

Beijing Universal Resort

Universal Beijing Resort: Where Magic Meets Fun

Swap ordinary for extraordinary at Universal Beijing Resort. From Harry Potter’s wizarding world to Transformers adventures, it’s a playground for families and thrill-seekers. Just 21km from EAST Beijing (40 mins by car or 1.1 hours by subway).