Imperial Suite

The Imperial Suite spans 283 sqm and is arranged as a rare pavilion-style composition. It brings together a private pavilion, a living and study pavilion, and a formal pavilion. This layout gives the suite a distinctive rhythm, with clearly separated spaces for staying, working, or receiving guests. Rather than following the usual single-suite format, it takes a more architectural approach that fits the address.

In Beijing, Aman Summer Palace sits close to the Summer Palace and draws on the language of imperial residences. The Imperial Suite connects naturally with that setting. Its pavilion layout echoes this spatial tradition, where each volume has a defined role and its own presence. For a stay in the Chinese capital, this is a suite that stands out through structure and sense of place. More than simply a large accommodation, it offers a way of inhabiting the hotel that recalls a residence within a palatial ensemble.