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Pet-friendly stays · Shougang Park, Shijingshan District
A hotel inside the converted Shougang steelworks that Visit Beijing calls the pet-friendliness ceiling of the capital. Its Power Plant lounge is the core pet-friendly zone, and the hotel offers dedicated pet-friendly guest rooms so humans and dogs stay together. After dogs roam the industrial-chic park outside, the lounge is a comfortable recovery spot.
Dedicated pet rooms plus a vast post-industrial park outside make it Beijing's flagship stay-and-play destination for dog owners.
Pet-friendly rooms and lounge access per Visit Beijing; confirm the pet fee and room type when booking as availability is limited. Dogs should be leashed in shared hotel and park areas. Hours were not published for the lounge - confirm with the hotel.
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