Raising your eyes, you see the Forbidden City, a series of top luxury hotels in Beijing that you must stay in

The kids are on summer vacation, and we finally set off to Beijing, a place they have been longing to visit! It's not easy to come to Beijing once, so how can we stay in a place that is both stylish and authentic, and convenient for travel? Our first choice is to stay at the Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, Beijing. In terms of location, it is located in the core area of Beijing, Wangfu Central, only a few minutes' drive from the Forbidden City, and just over ten minutes' walk. In terms of views, some rooms and restaurant terraces offer direct views of the Forbidden City, so you don't have to squeeze with the crowd; you have an exclusive view of the Forbidden City here. With only over seventy rooms, it offers a rare sense of tranquility in the bustling city. In terms of service, it upholds the high standards of Mandarin Oriental. The pinnacle of service is meticulous care and the provision of emotional value. From the front desk to the butler, to the dining and public area staff, everyone will treat you like family. This feeling comes from within, not just a smile on the face. They will listen to our needs attentively, and when we meet again, they will always call us by our names warmly, fully embodying the butler service. All these details made my stay worthwhile. Luxurious rooms The unique wooden bed frame design adds a touch of palace color to the room; the peacock blue background and velvet cushions exude a noble temperament. The bathroom is equipped with double sinks; there is also a separate dressing table and makeup mirror; the toiletries are from a high-end Parisian brand I like, and I recommend taking them with you when you check out. The mini-bar configuration in the room also impressed me. The tea set is from WEDGWOOD's blue bird series, and the crystal wine glasses and crystal cups are from WEDGWOOD's Vera Wang series, perfect for those who have high standards for life quality. The welcome gift was just what I wanted! Moreover, knowing that we would have children staying this time, they specially prepared a little panda room card for the child, as well as a panda plush toy and a backpack for the child. When we went to the Forbidden City, we carried it! The hotel's study Actually, this is the hotel's lobby bar, but such a culturally rich lobby bar is rare. Take a book of interest from the large bookshelf and read it for an afternoon without being disturbed. The hotel's restaurants The hotel's Chinese restaurant Zishan, Western restaurant Mandarin Grill + Bar, and Mo Bar all offer views of the Forbidden City. Here, I have seen the Forbidden City in the rain, the Forbidden City in the morning, and the most unforgettable, the Forbidden City bathed in golden and purple sunset. The hotel's dining is also wonderful, but due to limited space, I will share it next time along with my Beijing travel guide. PS: Written at the end July in Guangdong is the rainy season, and our flight to Beijing was delayed by 5 hours on the day we flew, but the moment we stepped into the Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, Beijing, the fatigue instantly disappeared, filling us with energy for the next few days in Beijing.