China
Central and Eastern Asia
The Opposite House is a striking hotel that puts you in the heart of Beijing life. Designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, the 99-room hotel mixes dramatic contemporary style with Chinese traditional designs and abundant space. Its modern, lively restaurants and bars are essential destinations in Taikoo Li Sanlitun Beijing.
Ana Bru
Owner & High-end Travel Specialist
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The Opposite House takes its name from the guesthouse, which sits on the opposite side of a traditional courtyard style home. Its contemporary design conveys serenity and quietude. Breathtaking from the outside and equally stunning within, The Opposite House is a journey of privacy and comfort.
The hotel offers spacious rooms and suites that evoke luxury and comfort as well as personalised round the clock service, comprehensive range of gym equipment and ultra-modern swimming pool.
An extraordinary mix of old and new, the design and styling of The Opposite House is unlike anything you will have seen.
Key points:
- Location: In the heart of Beijing.
- Accommodation: Studios from 45 to 115 square meters and a Penthouse.
- Activities: Cultural visits, city tours, gastronomy, gym and pool.
- Cuisine: A selection of dishes inspired by local cuisine at the award-wining Jing Yaa Tang, international favourites in a spacious, cosmopolitan setting at the Village Café and an extensive menu of original cocktails and wine at Mesh, the contemporary lounge.
- Best season: All year round.
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