Fodor's Expert Review Four Seasons Hotel Beijing

Even the most modest "deluxe" rooms at the Four Seasons Beijing come with state-of-the-art tech, bathtubs with city views, and clever architecture that seems to amplify the already generous 46 square meters (500 square feet) of living space. Overlooking the embassies of the United States and Japan, Four Seasons Beijing occupies a business-minded part of the city. The see-and-be-seen Italian and Chinese restaurants, Mio and Cai Yi Xuan, here could be destinations in their own right, and the serene internal tea garden matches the tranquil bliss of the spa that surrounds it. The megabar EQUIS is a lacquered nightlife destination for the rich and beautiful of the city. This level of quality and service comes at quite a cost, of course, but if you enjoy the finer things in life and are OK with paying dealy for them, you'll feel right at home.