For all Hotel G inquiries, please kindly contact us at:
website: http://www.hotel-g.com/
Tel: (+8610) 65523600
Fax: (+8610) 65523606
Email: info@hotel-G.com
Address: 7 Gongtixilu Chao Yang District Beijing, 100020 China
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Hotel G Beijing Entertainment
You came to Beijing to network, to make a deal, to explore or to challenge yourself. But be sure to leave time to play.From the moment you enter Hotel G, you join the buzz of Beijing’s ‘smart set’.
Our stylish first floor café bar 25 Degrees spills over into our seductive reception area, a destination in its own right and lively arrival experience. Mingle with the people making the new Beijing, and enjoy cocktails or a burger before or after hitting the town.
GiltToday’s music brought to you by the best local and international DJs amid lush surrounds, delicious cocktails and great views.
Gilt is Beijing’s chic new city playground. This indoor/outdoor, upstairs/downstairs multi-concept restaurant lounge design is the brainchild of French-Algerian designer Imaad Rahmoudi, a protégé of world famous Phillippe Stark.
Connect, converse or chill out. The 9th-floor terrace is both lounge bar and restaurant, the 11th-floor a more exclusive platform where you can literally watch Beijing’s urban renewal unfold into the small hours.
Our stylish first floor café bar 25 Degrees spills over into our seductive reception area, a destination in its own right and lively arrival experience. Mingle with the people making the new Beijing, and enjoy cocktails or a burger before or after hitting the town.
GiltToday’s music brought to you by the best local and international DJs amid lush surrounds, delicious cocktails and great views.
Gilt is Beijing’s chic new city playground. This indoor/outdoor, upstairs/downstairs multi-concept restaurant lounge design is the brainchild of French-Algerian designer Imaad Rahmoudi, a protégé of world famous Phillippe Stark.
Connect, converse or chill out. The 9th-floor terrace is both lounge bar and restaurant, the 11th-floor a more exclusive platform where you can literally watch Beijing’s urban renewal unfold into the small hours.
Refresh and Relaxation in Hotel G Beijing
At Hotel G you can switch off or recharge after a hectic day at our indoor/outdoor recreation club.
An oasis of relaxation in the heart of China’s capital, the 6th floor roof terrace of Hotel G is a private ‘urban retreat’ for the exclusive use of hotel guests, with a beautiful garden, outdoor Jacuzzis, sun loungers and a gymnasium.
Hotel G Club on the 6th floor includes a compact fitness centre with free weights, treadmills, stair-climbers and a state-of-art Kinesis system.
Adjacent to the fitness centre is our business hub, for any urgent communications required between topping up the tan and getting ready for cocktail hour.
An oasis of relaxation in the heart of China’s capital, the 6th floor roof terrace of Hotel G is a private ‘urban retreat’ for the exclusive use of hotel guests, with a beautiful garden, outdoor Jacuzzis, sun loungers and a gymnasium.
Hotel G Club on the 6th floor includes a compact fitness centre with free weights, treadmills, stair-climbers and a state-of-art Kinesis system.
Adjacent to the fitness centre is our business hub, for any urgent communications required between topping up the tan and getting ready for cocktail hour.
Hotel G Beijing Special Offers
Fantastic Promotions, Packages & Special Offers
Watch out for our attractive opening rates coming to you soon!
You can choose from a variety of tailor-made packages to make your stay at the Hotel G Beijing an unforgettable experience.
Pamper yourself with one of our exciting offers, spend a weekend in Beijing, have a cultural experience – or just party with us.
Watch out for our attractive opening rates coming to you soon!
You can choose from a variety of tailor-made packages to make your stay at the Hotel G Beijing an unforgettable experience.
Pamper yourself with one of our exciting offers, spend a weekend in Beijing, have a cultural experience – or just party with us.
Hotel G Beijing Dining
Hotel G presents three distinctive dining experiences – the upscale burger and wine restaurant 25 Degrees, chic rooftop restaurant and bar Gilt and refined Japanese dining at Morio.
This stylish lobby café bar is named and styled after the iconic “Bordello Meets Burger Bar” at the famous Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard – famed for the best burgers in Los Angeles which was founded by Tim Goodell. Enjoy cocktails at the long, red Murano glass-tiled bar or relax in oversized leather winged-chairs while you await your authentic American burger or perhaps something delicious from the menu of popular Chinese and Asian specialties.
GiltSpread over two large rooftop terraces,
Gilt was designed by French-Algerian designer Imaad Rahmoudi.
Complete with an outdoor terrace, this unique summer night-time playground serves Mediterranean dishes and tempting desserts, with an extensive cocktail and wine list.
MorioAn elegant, contemporary take on Japanese fine dining with international flair, Morio is open for lunch and dinner.
Morio would be independently operated by well-established Japanese chef, Morio Sakayori, who enjoys a loyal following of Japanese food lovers in Beijing and who will present his own innovative, nouveau style of cuisine at Hotel G Beijing.
This stylish lobby café bar is named and styled after the iconic “Bordello Meets Burger Bar” at the famous Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard – famed for the best burgers in Los Angeles which was founded by Tim Goodell. Enjoy cocktails at the long, red Murano glass-tiled bar or relax in oversized leather winged-chairs while you await your authentic American burger or perhaps something delicious from the menu of popular Chinese and Asian specialties.
GiltSpread over two large rooftop terraces,
Gilt was designed by French-Algerian designer Imaad Rahmoudi.
Complete with an outdoor terrace, this unique summer night-time playground serves Mediterranean dishes and tempting desserts, with an extensive cocktail and wine list.
MorioAn elegant, contemporary take on Japanese fine dining with international flair, Morio is open for lunch and dinner.
Morio would be independently operated by well-established Japanese chef, Morio Sakayori, who enjoys a loyal following of Japanese food lovers in Beijing and who will present his own innovative, nouveau style of cuisine at Hotel G Beijing.
Hotel G Beijing Space
Space to play, space to think, space to relax.
Space is a luxury and Hotel G Beijing sets new standards in boutique hotels with plenty of room to kick back, work or simply indulge.
Whether in our deluxe-sized rooms or European loft-style suites, you will also enjoy the warm, dedicated attention of our staff, and the highest standard of comfort, design and in-room technology.
The mood is a casual blend of understated glamour and low-key opulence. 1960s-inspired design with red velvet swing sofas is accented with Chinese touches.
Complementing attentive 24-hour room service with high-speed wireless internet, iPod docking and plasma TV with multi-international channels.
Space is a luxury and Hotel G Beijing sets new standards in boutique hotels with plenty of room to kick back, work or simply indulge.
Whether in our deluxe-sized rooms or European loft-style suites, you will also enjoy the warm, dedicated attention of our staff, and the highest standard of comfort, design and in-room technology.
The mood is a casual blend of understated glamour and low-key opulence. 1960s-inspired design with red velvet swing sofas is accented with Chinese touches.
Complementing attentive 24-hour room service with high-speed wireless internet, iPod docking and plasma TV with multi-international channels.
Hotel G
Inspired by the retro chic of the 1960’s, Hotel G is targeting a niche market of design-conscious, sophisticated young professionals, entrepreneurs, celebrities and socialites.
With a striking entrance and façade which transforms into an explosion of coloured lights by night (hotel guests can actually select their own window lighting), the 110-room hotel opens in May in Gong Ti Xi Lu – neighbouring a host of popular eateries and nightspots including the ultra chic Green T. House.
Hotel G Beijing is the first of an exclusive boutique hotel brand launched by Hong Kong-based real estate private equity management firm Gateway Capital – and a model to be rolled out only in selected cities of China and Asia.
Gateway capital is headed by real estate entrepreneur Goodwin Gaw who is renowned for the recent US$24 million restoration of the iconic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles to its former glory. His company also owns a portfolio of luxury hotels and resorts in North America and Asia. Commenting on the launch of Hotel G Beijing, developer Goodwin Gaw, Chairman and Managing Principal of Gateway Capital said, “Our philosophy is to create a hotel that is both memorable and inviting.“
“The concept is stylish and comfortable, with outstanding design in a seemingly casual blend of understated glamour and low key opulence, offering fashionable restaurants and bars, and the friendly, personalised service we like to offer our guests.”
A conversion of an existing building, Hotel G has been created by talented British architect/designer Mark Lintott who is well known for his daring and innovative interior design projects, notably of leading entertainment venues, in his adopted Taiwan.
The sense of theatre starts at the lobby of Hotel G. Here warm red sandstone walls and a central column finished in stitched leather are grandly reminiscent of a Bentley or Aston Martin interior, yet inviting to the touch.
As a backdrop, a glass wall features a dense tangle of gently pulsing fibre optic lights which frame the elevator doors and transforms the overall atmosphere from day to night.
Hotel G’s 110 rooms are all generous in scale. They range from the standard room to a series of super deluxe, loft-style suites with raised bed area and a large bathroom complete with free standing tub.
Mark Lintott has created a series of stylish sixties-inspired designs in muted blues and greys highlighted with lacquered colour and abstract traditional Chinese details in the modern furnishings.
For dining and entertainment, Hotel G offers three distinctly different venues to attract the capital’s ‘smart set’.
Leading from the lobby is the bar and restaurant 25 Degrees named after the original at the famous Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard founded by Mr. Tim Goodell, which is renowned for its “Bordello Meets Burger Bar” design and some of the best burgers in Los Angeles
‘25 Degrees’ is ideal for parties and as a glamorous meeting place where guests can sip a cocktail at the long red, Murano mirror tiled bar or relax in one of its oversized leather winged-chairs and enjoy variations of the great American burger, as well as popular Chinese and Asian specialties.
A venue which will introduce an entirely novel concept to Beijing, is a split-level rooftop restaurant and lounge/bar on the 8th and 10th floors serving Mediterranean cuisine with a Tibetan twist – complete with a Tibetan-style tent and open fireplace.
Gilt as the space will be named, has been designed by Morocco-based French Algerian designer Imaad Rahmouni, a protégé of world-famous style icon, Philippe Starck.
A fine-dining Japanese restaurant Morio will be independently operated by well-established Japanese chef, Mr. Morio Sakayori, who enjoys a loyal following of Japanese food lovers in Beijing and who will present his own innovative, nouveau style of cuisine at Hotel G.
An oasis of relaxation in the heart of China’s capital, the 5th floor roof terrace will be a private ‘urban retreat’ for the exclusive use of hotel guests, with a beautiful garden, outdoor Jacuzzis, sun loungers and a gymnasium. A fully serviced business centre is also located here.
Underlining Hotel G’s design focus, celebrated young Chinese fashion designer Han Feng, acclaimed for her spectacular costumes for Madame Butterfly at The Met in New York, has styled the staff uniforms.
“Hotel G will perfectly complement one of the world’s most vibrant cities and appeal to a fashionable crowd of young professionals and local celebrities,” said Goodwin Gaw.
“We will be rolling-out the new hotel brand across China and the region in due course.”
With a striking entrance and façade which transforms into an explosion of coloured lights by night (hotel guests can actually select their own window lighting), the 110-room hotel opens in May in Gong Ti Xi Lu – neighbouring a host of popular eateries and nightspots including the ultra chic Green T. House.
Hotel G Beijing is the first of an exclusive boutique hotel brand launched by Hong Kong-based real estate private equity management firm Gateway Capital – and a model to be rolled out only in selected cities of China and Asia.
Gateway capital is headed by real estate entrepreneur Goodwin Gaw who is renowned for the recent US$24 million restoration of the iconic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles to its former glory. His company also owns a portfolio of luxury hotels and resorts in North America and Asia. Commenting on the launch of Hotel G Beijing, developer Goodwin Gaw, Chairman and Managing Principal of Gateway Capital said, “Our philosophy is to create a hotel that is both memorable and inviting.“
“The concept is stylish and comfortable, with outstanding design in a seemingly casual blend of understated glamour and low key opulence, offering fashionable restaurants and bars, and the friendly, personalised service we like to offer our guests.”
A conversion of an existing building, Hotel G has been created by talented British architect/designer Mark Lintott who is well known for his daring and innovative interior design projects, notably of leading entertainment venues, in his adopted Taiwan.
The sense of theatre starts at the lobby of Hotel G. Here warm red sandstone walls and a central column finished in stitched leather are grandly reminiscent of a Bentley or Aston Martin interior, yet inviting to the touch.
As a backdrop, a glass wall features a dense tangle of gently pulsing fibre optic lights which frame the elevator doors and transforms the overall atmosphere from day to night.
Hotel G’s 110 rooms are all generous in scale. They range from the standard room to a series of super deluxe, loft-style suites with raised bed area and a large bathroom complete with free standing tub.
Mark Lintott has created a series of stylish sixties-inspired designs in muted blues and greys highlighted with lacquered colour and abstract traditional Chinese details in the modern furnishings.
For dining and entertainment, Hotel G offers three distinctly different venues to attract the capital’s ‘smart set’.
Leading from the lobby is the bar and restaurant 25 Degrees named after the original at the famous Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Boulevard founded by Mr. Tim Goodell, which is renowned for its “Bordello Meets Burger Bar” design and some of the best burgers in Los Angeles
‘25 Degrees’ is ideal for parties and as a glamorous meeting place where guests can sip a cocktail at the long red, Murano mirror tiled bar or relax in one of its oversized leather winged-chairs and enjoy variations of the great American burger, as well as popular Chinese and Asian specialties.
A venue which will introduce an entirely novel concept to Beijing, is a split-level rooftop restaurant and lounge/bar on the 8th and 10th floors serving Mediterranean cuisine with a Tibetan twist – complete with a Tibetan-style tent and open fireplace.
Gilt as the space will be named, has been designed by Morocco-based French Algerian designer Imaad Rahmouni, a protégé of world-famous style icon, Philippe Starck.
A fine-dining Japanese restaurant Morio will be independently operated by well-established Japanese chef, Mr. Morio Sakayori, who enjoys a loyal following of Japanese food lovers in Beijing and who will present his own innovative, nouveau style of cuisine at Hotel G.
An oasis of relaxation in the heart of China’s capital, the 5th floor roof terrace will be a private ‘urban retreat’ for the exclusive use of hotel guests, with a beautiful garden, outdoor Jacuzzis, sun loungers and a gymnasium. A fully serviced business centre is also located here.
Underlining Hotel G’s design focus, celebrated young Chinese fashion designer Han Feng, acclaimed for her spectacular costumes for Madame Butterfly at The Met in New York, has styled the staff uniforms.
“Hotel G will perfectly complement one of the world’s most vibrant cities and appeal to a fashionable crowd of young professionals and local celebrities,” said Goodwin Gaw.
“We will be rolling-out the new hotel brand across China and the region in due course.”
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