Property will offer upgrades at time of check-in, subject to availability for Rooms
100 USD food & beverage credit
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Complimentary continental breakfast for two daily
Aman Summer Palace lies just steps from the East Gate of its eponymous Unesco World Heritage Site, with a door away from the historic garden estate. A peaceful retreat arranged around tranquil courtyards, the resort’s elegant rooms and suites are housed in gracious pavilions – those that accommodated guests of the Empress Dowager Cixi over 100 years ago. Aman Summer Palace’s Rooms and Suites surround serene garden courtyards crisscrossed by stately pathways. Established indigenous trees cast delicate shadows through bamboo blinds and lofty ceilings with exposed wooden beams add a touch of drama just a stone’s throw from the East Gate of the Unesco-protected Palace. Spread across the heritage-imbued grounds of Aman Summer Palace, four restaurants open to both guests and non-residents serve cuisine from across the continent and globe. Private dining rooms are available, and private dining experiences can be arranged in tranquil settings both indoors and out. Spread across two subterranean levels, the tranquil Aman Spa is a sanctuary for body and mind. In the nine double treatment rooms, therapies that draw on Imperial traditions range from gemstone massages and scrubs to moxibustion and reflexology. Separate male and female changing areas incorporate steam and sauna rooms, Jacuzzis and cold plunge pools.
Beijing is a kaleidoscope of Old and New China, and one of its most famous destinations is the historic Summer Palace. Just outside this Unesco World Heritage Site lies Aman Summer Palace, a peaceful retreat from which to explore the many exciting faces of China’s capital. Built in 1750 and covering some 290 hectares, the Summer Palace is a beautiful garden estate dotted with pavilions and pagodas around Kunming Lake. Steps from the East Gate of the Summer Palace grounds, Aman Summer Palace is housed in graceful dwellings, some of which are more than a century old. Designed in the traditional Chinese style around a series of courtyards, the property offers accommodation in 51 guestrooms and suites. The resort comprises eight Guestrooms, 10 Courtyard Guestrooms, 25 Suites (several with separate bedrooms) and seven Courtyard Suites – most of which feature king-size four-poster beds and Ming-style armoires. In addition, the Imperial Suite contains three separate ‘dwellings’: the private dwelling, the living/study dwelling and the formal dwelling. Aman Summer Palace offers an extensive selection of dining options. The Chinese Restaurant serves Peking duck, imperial dishes, Sichuan cuisine and Cantonese cuisine across three large dining rooms and six private dining spaces. The Grill specialises in grilled-to-order prime cuts of meat and fresh seafood; a Japanese venue serves exquisite sushi and sashimi; and light refreshments are available in the Lounge. The Reflection Pavilion has a peaceful terrace overlooking a lotus pond. Housed underground in a unique 5,000-square-metre recreational facility is the resort’s expansive Aman Spa. As well as nine two-person treatment rooms, it provides fitness facilities including a gym, Pilates studio, yoga studio, two squash courts, a juice bar and a 25-metre heated lap pool. Additional facilities include a 37-seat private theatre, a library, cigar room, conference room, two boardrooms, the Cultural Pavilion and the Aman Club Pavilion