The Regent Beijing

146 Deluxe rooms
243 Premier rooms
54 Executive rooms
52 One bedroom suites
2 Three-Bay suites
1 Four-Bay suite
2 Presidential suites

Bath robes for adults
Children bath robes and amenities
24-hour in-room dining
High-Speed Internet Access
Flat screen television
DVD player
Refreshment bar
Coffee and tea making facilities
Computer and fax connections
Dual line telephones with voicemail
Regent signature linens and featherbeds pillow selection
In-room safe
Marble bathroom with a glass wall that looks out to the bedroom, a bath tub and separate shower and toilet stalls
Branded bath essentials
Complimentary shoeshine service
Hair dryer and scale
Lighted fog-less magnifying mirror for shaving and make up
Stylish glass-topped executive writing desk movable to a 90 degree angle
Traditional Chinese chest for in-room directory, pads and pens
Selection of bath and aromatherapy amenities for lady guests booked in and Executive Room or Suites
Complimentary morning newspaper

The Bar & Grill
Once through the grand pair of glass framed doors, your eyes are drawn to the dramatic frame of the bar. Lined in rich Macassar Ebony wood panelling, the bar nestles into the west wall with high quality French wines and Champagne. In the east wall, large glass windows with fretwork lattice overlooking Jin Bao Street recur throughout the restaurant. Here you relax in stylish comfort. The walk through The Bar culminates to The Grill, an intimate grouping of tables forming a cosy niche.

Daccapo (Italian Restaurant)
The restaurant promises an experience of the five senses that is nothing short of fascinating and captivating. A distinctly contemporary flair makes the restaurant chic and hip, comfy and sexy. The combination of cheerful colours, dark tones, glass walls overlooking the lobby garden, natural wood and art pieces allow versatility for a flawless transition from a casual feel at lunch to a more sophisticated dinner ambience.

The walk through to the dining area is lined by a floor to ceiling wine display rack in glass with the finest selection of Italian wines. These compliment the exquisite Italian dishes that Daccapo offers, the menu boasting well loved favourites and exciting culinary blends.

Daccapo is a contemporary Italian restaurant that is chic and hip at lunch, sophisticated at dinner. It is vibrant with plenty of flair.

Café 99
The restaurant atmosphere promises to evoke feelings of familiarity and warmth. High ceilings, warm, creamy colour palate and natural woodwork accentuate the intimate quality of the space beautifully detailed with handcrafted furniture, Lemon wood, hanging glass ornaments and coconut wood floor lamps. The interior is accented with Chinese wood lattice panels giving the restaurant a sense of place.

The outlet is divided into four distinct sections: the dining area including the hot and cold buffet sections and the private dining area. Through architectural and design details, one space easily flows into the next. The vestibule area with its solid bamboo flooring enhances the warm and inviting quality of the space.

Lijing Xuan (Chinese Restaurant)
Diners experience a privileged exhibit of the famed Chinese red sandalwood, a dark timber so rare that it is considered as precious as gold. The polished wood provides an air of imperial prestige and stirs an intense pride in all things Chinese. It is, after all, the furniture of emperors.

A woody aroma greets you at the entrance, musky with a bright fresh edge. In the front area, tables are set out casually, styled after a Chinese teashop. Many types of Chinese tea are on display and available for your refreshment.

Decor is warm and cosy, enhanced by all the natural wood tones. Golden lighting vitalises the dark hues of sandalwood. A spacious floor plan allows for elegant presentation of the antiques without allowing them to dominate.

The restaurant is divided into an a la carte section and more formal private dining rooms, seating between 12 and 24 people each. A balcony in the main dining area overlooks the lobby lounge gardens. Open for lunch and dinner, well loved Chinese cuisine is prepared and served with skill, and savoured from chopsticks made of the finest sandalwood.

The Crescent Lounge
Located on the lobby level, The Crescent Lounge is a convenient and impressive place to meet or relax. Comfortable contemporary furniture makes the area intimate and inviting. Chairs and sofas are simple and stylish, dark modern designs with innovative highlights. Sleek tables are polished Macassar Ebony. Beautiful art pieces add detail and colour to the area. The area is accented with warm golden tones to create an indulgent space in which to relax.

The Lounge is spacious and fresh, a feeling accentuated by high ceilings and walls which open onto to the lobby. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls provide natural lighting and reveal bamboo plants intermixed with lush greeneries providing a picturesque backdrop for two large brass Chinese art sculptures. A little oasis in the heart of Beijing, the garden makes beautiful scenery for a casual soiree, high tea and evening cocktails.

The Regent Beijing offers a versatile range of function capabilities from a lavish 625 square meter Ballroom with high ceiling and no pillars to eight alternate rooms ideal for small to medium sized meetings or banquets.

The Ballroom, an excellent venue for high profile events, meetings and social gatherings, seats 420 persons and features a state-of-the-art new generation lighting system. Motorized moving heads and remote-controlled spotlights allow versatile focus while color changing cove lighting set a variety of moods.

Adjoined to the Ballroom is a balcony style pre-function area that overlooks the garden and water features of The Crescent Lounge.

Highly trained meeting and event planners are on site to advise on menu choices, technical equipments, set-up, themed parties and other aspects of function planning. A wide range of function equipment and technology is also available.