The Opposite House Hotel is one of the best hotels we have ever stayed in. The rooms were incredibly beautiful, light and spacious. We love the minimalism look and found the rooms to be just to our taste. The artwork in the lobby was inspiring. We can't thank the staff enough for their service. They were incredibly helpful, kind and courteous and assisted us with any train bookings and anything else we needed. The bathtubs in the room were amazing - just what you needed to rejuvenate after a day walking around Beijing in below zero temperatures. The pool was beautiful - we used it almost every day! The cafe downstairs provided excellent food. The location of the hotel is fantastic - 10 min walk to the metro and also surrounded by bars and great restaurants. Overall, a fabulous stay and would definitely stay here again.
- Also Known As:
- The Opposite House Hotel Beijing
- The Opposite House Hotel
- The Opposite Hotel
- Opposite Hotel Beijing
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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The Opposite House features 99 luxuriously appointed guest studios designed by the renowned Japanese architect, Kengo Kuma. Designed to provide a sense of space, warmth and comfort, studios start from 45/481 sqm/sqf, which are arguably some of the largest in Beijing. They come fitted with signature wooden floorings and oak tubs. Partnering with well-known Shanghai based Australian restaurateur David Laris and restaurant designers Neri & Hu, we offer an intoxicating blend of restaurants and bars.
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