Behold Beijing's Hippest Hotel

by  Darren Frei | Dec 16, 2009
The Opposite House, Beijing
The Opposite House, Beijing / Photo courtesy of the property

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The Luxury Clad in paneled emerald glass, this 99-room hotel was designed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma with a singular artistic aim: to transplant the outdoors into an interior hotel space. Dressed in brushed oak, and red and black tinted glass, The Opposite House's signature feature is an open six-floor atrium. Guest rooms are minimally designed with crème paneling and bedding, and oak-wood floors and furnishings. The open layout maximizes space, with neat touches including complimentary Wi-Fi and minibar, iPod docks connected to Bosch ceiling speakers, and a spa-inspired shower room with Ba Yan Ka La bathroom goodies. Guests enjoy a complimentary guided cultural walk of Beijing on Saturdays.

The Value Book seven days in advance and get 70% off published rack rates. The discount gets the base price down to $234/night. The hotel is also running a third-night-free promo, but you only get breakfast for two added on, and the rate actually costs $103 more ($337/night). Travel through December 31.

The Catch Rate non-refundable and 15% service charge not included.

The Details 86-10-6417-6688, www.theoppositehouse.com

From the November 2009 issue of Sherman’s Travel magazine.

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