SIX SENSES BEJING BLENDS HERITAGE WITH LUXURY IN THE HISTORIC THREE HILLS AND FIVE GARDENS AREA

Six Senses Beijing, will open in the Haidian District of China's capital continues the brands focus on restorative regeneration ..

Six Senses has unveiled Six Senses Beijing, a restorative project which will open in the Haidian District of China’s capital. The hotel management agreement with Beijing Zhongguancun Avenue Construction & Development Group forms part of the thoughtful renewal of Liulangzhuang, now emerging as a center for cultural programming and international exchange. Within it, the Three Hills and Five Gardens heritage landscape is long associated with the Summer Palace and the imperial retreats of the Qing dynasty.

Six Senses Beijing will be the brand’s second property in Greater China, alongside Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain. Whether in remote locations or vibrant cities such as Rome, Kyoto, and London, Six Senses is broadening its global presence while preserving the distinctive essence that helps guests reconnect with themselves, others, and the world around them.

Renewal in every Sense

Beijing is a city of layers. Within this setting, Six Senses Beijing will rise from land once occupied by imperial rice paddies that supplied the royal court. Waterways and lotus ponds will shape the terrain, echoing the rhythm of village life while restoring elements of the land’s original character. The approach reflects the brand’s regenerative ethos, which looks beyond sustainability to leave a positive impact on local ecosystems and communities.

The 75 guest rooms and suites, featuring between one and four bedrooms, will reinterpret traditional siheyuan homes, combining historic architectural design with a contemporary expression of courtyard living. Interiors continue the theme to create a calm, nature-led sanctuary. Exteriors will open onto private gardens and boat jetties or share sheltered courtyards screened by magnolia trees. Hutong-style pathways  will weave between buildings, which are positioned across two connected sites.

Waterside Dining and Gathering Pavilions

A boat pier will connect the arrival lobby and lounge with the resort amenities, many of which will sit directly on the water. Light-filled pavilions set the stage for dining, where historic motifs meet contemporary lines. One extraordinary two-story residence spans two floors and offers the space and flexibility to host private events, with access either by boat or private drive.