Empark Prime Hotel Beijing

Empark Prime Hotel Beijing aims to provide a sense of belonging and exploration for overseas travelers, while showcasing the rich history and culture of overseas Chinese. Surrounded by a garden, the hotel's design language combines modern elements with traditional influences.



The entrance of the hotel exudes tranquility, with stone monuments and hidden stone lions bearing witness to the passage of time. The beauty of the garden lies in its discreet and meandering entrance, allowing guests to experience the ceremonial front corridor landscape before entering the inner courtyard. The reception desk, inspired by traditional Chinese furniture, features fish-belly white stone that resembles Chinese landscape paintings. The lobby bar seamlessly connects to the lobby, creating an indoor garden experience.



The all-day dining restaurant follows the design concept of "nature gives food," incorporating landscaped stone walls and art glass screens to continue the garden landscape theme. The dining tables, made of stone and movable furniture, echo the Taihu Lake stones found on Qionghua Island. The combination of rattan structure and dining table and chairs creates a holiday and leisure atmosphere. The Chinese restaurant, on the other hand, offers a classical courtyard experience with a microcosmic courtyard as its visual focus. The space is filled with historical elements, from the entrance plaque to the stone and brick partitions, metal elegance, and glass chandeliers. The design of the space utilizes the original characteristics of the space, transforming limitations into rich design elements.



The banquet hall combines black wood grain and light colors with brass metal details, creating a modern oriental beauty that resonates with the old and the new. The ceiling design and water ripple metal create a rhythmic encounter with light, providing a superb viewing experience.



The guest rooms feature contrasting colors that accentuate the oriental flavor. Drawing inspiration from local history and culture, the hotel seamlessly blends modern design techniques with ancient architectural elements. Each piece of furniture and artwork is carefully selected to create a home away from home with an oriental ambiance, with classical peacock blue as a color accent.