The makeover, taking inspiration from traditional Chinese architecture, comes in celebration of the luxury hotel's 10th anniversary

A Peek Inside LTW Designworks’ Renovation of Park Hyatt Beijing
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A decade since its opening in October 2008, Park Hyatt Beijing celebrates it 10-year anniversary with a new look.

With the help of LTW Designworks, the award-winning Singapore-based design studio, the luxury hotel has undergone renovations incorporating touches of traditional Beijing architecture while taking into consideration its location in the heart of the business district.

The foyer of the Ballroom at Park Hyatt Beijing

The pre-function area
 

Located in Beijing Yingtai Centre – Chang’an Avenue's tallest skyscraper – on Jianguomenwai Main Street, a major road in the capital, Park Hyatt Beijing also hovers near Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City.

Details in the carpet

Branch-inspired details in the Ballroom

Preserving the original layout, LTW Designworks focused on updating the look of the luxury hotel’s 246 rooms, including 25 suites, as well as the various dining spaces and ballroom areas.

Details inside China Bar

The Executive Dining Room

The redesign draws inspiration from the siheyuan, a traditional Chinese residence typically found in Beijing and rural Shanxi, where the living structures are built around a courtyard, considered the heart of the home.

The Specialty Suite living room

A bedroom in one of the suites

Symbolic of Beijing architecture, the siheyuan inspired many of the design elements brought to life in the Park Hyatt’s makeover.

 

Details from one of the guest rooms

Inside one of the guest rooms

Symmetrical lines and compositions dominate the interiors. An austere palette of grey and brown feature in the public areas, such as the dining and pre-function spaces, the latter punctuated by a carpet with fluid strokes inspired by koi fishes, and wall features depicting tree branches.

One of the guest rooms

The living room
 

The rooms, meanwhile, feature light palettes of olive, teal and wood, while specialty suites and the executive dining and living areas come with bolder hues of coral, emerald, blue-grey and bronze-wood. Artworks are displayed on the walls, and Chinese teaware feature in every room.

 

Details in one of the suites

Details in the Ballroom foyer

Park Hyatt Beijing being among their most recent projects, LTW Designworks is also known for having worked on other luxury hospitality properties, such as the Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul, the Jumeirah Hotel in Nanjing, the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong, as well as Grand Hyatt Hotels worldwide.

The 'Flute Lady' statue in the foyer

A Peek Inside LTW Designworks’ Renovation of Park Hyatt Beijing

Photography courtesy of LTW Designworks

See more: Inside the Resplendent Singapore Domain of Luxury Hotel Designer Hong Lian Lim

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