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Japan’s Ryohin Keikaku opens second Muji Hotel in Beijing

By Wei ZhangChina
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Muji Hotel by UDS Beijing China 02
Muji Hotel by UDS Beijing China 02
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Japan’s Muji hotel & store has just opened in Beijing in a key location overlooking Tiananmen Square.

The hotel’s first basement-level retail store sells travel essentials and everyday items, many of which feature in the guest room amenities.

Designed as an antidote to the brute gorgeousness of boutique and luxury properties and the cheapness of budget accommodation, the hotel’s understated zen-like interior grounded in undisturbed sleep is intended to stand in keeping with the world heritage sites in the hotel’s immediate surrounding district.

The property also features a Muji Café&Meal venue serving simple, health-conscious food offerings, and a diner featuring classic East Asian cuisine.

Another Muji hotel opened in Shenzhen last January.

Check how Muji Hotel Beijing looks in the gallery below (10 images) :

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the key differentiator for Muji Hotels compared to other accommodation options?

A.

The hotel aims to offer an understated, zen-like interior focused on undisturbed sleep. It is designed as an alternative to both overly luxurious boutique properties and budget accommodation, fitting with the world heritage sites nearby.

Q.

What facilities are available to guests and the public at the new Beijing Muji hotel?

A.

The hotel features a basement-level retail store selling travel essentials and everyday items. It also includes a Muji Café&Meal offering health-conscious food, and a diner serving classic East Asian cuisine.

Q.

Is this the first Muji Hotel to open in China?

A.

No, this is not the first Muji Hotel in China. Another Muji hotel opened in Shenzhen last January, making the Beijing location the second Muji Hotel in the country.

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