Hilton Beijing to add 125 suites in new Tower

In keeping pace with the rapid changes occurring across Beijing and the increased need for stylish, contemporary hotel living, working and dining options, the Hilton Beijing is on the move - totally remodeling itself over the coming months to provide guests with a fresh, modern new space.

The first phase of the renovation, which saw the existing 375 guest rooms receive a huge facelift, cost more than US$8million. State-of-the-art conveniences include high-speed Internet access and plasma screen TVs in all guest rooms, as well as Bose sound systems, individual espresso machines, personal home office systems and LCD TV screens in the bathrooms of executive floor rooms and suites. 

Wood paneling, spacious glass-topped desks and designer lighting also make the rooms a warm, yet stylish environment to relax and work. The ultra-modern bathrooms feature oversized vanity basins, separate bathtub, a glass encased shower and floor-to-ceiling mirrors. Traditional flourishes including elegant vases, enchanting paintings, oriental paneling and local literature in all rooms celebrate Beijing’s rich artistic history.

The newly renovated guest rooms have propelled Hilton Beijing into further phases of not just restoration, but also expansion.

An additional 125 spacious executive suites, one additional ballroom and several meeting rooms incorporating extra executive facilities and full “Hilton Meeting” services will be added to Hilton Beijing in an adjoining “Executive Tower.” To be completed in mid 2007 at a cost of US$30 million, the project will expand Hilton Beijing’s capacity to 500 guest rooms.

At the same time, all public areas in the existing Hilton Beijing tower will receive a makeover. Adopting the signature flair common in many other Hilton establishments around the world, the planned upgrade will provide guests with the best Beijing has to offer in terms of fresh and exciting dining and nightlife options. Zeta Bar and Lounge has innovative cocktails and live entertainment in a stylish setting; award-winning Louisiana will continue dishing up modern American cuisine, but with a salubrious new look and expanded facilities; and the bustling Asian-inspired, open-kitchen Lifestyle Restaurant are all expected to be ready as early as June 2006.

The US$7million remodeling will also incorporate conference facilities, business centre and the hotel lobby.

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