Hutong

Beijing Private Dining Room is a Dining Room in Hutong and is defined by high-level city skyline views from its private dining setting. Design: The room uses dark lacquered timber and silk textiles, a wooden lattice ceiling and slender columns arranged around a large circular dining table that creates a compact, enclosed layout. Features: The room is a self-contained private dining space centred on a large round table with a rotating serving top; it includes PA speakers, guest Wi‑Fi and air conditioning, benefits from natural daylight, and provides step-free access and accessible toilets. Ideal for: Small groups seeking a polished, seated meal in a private, sociable setting. What guests say: The private dining room's atmosphere is elegant and sophisticated, and the lighting can feel quite dim once night falls.

Seated

26

Standing

50

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Minimum spend from £1,000

The dishes served in the imperial palaces of what was then Peking are the source of inspiration for Hutong cuisine. Hutong's menu skillfully conveys the subtlety and surprises of Northern Chinese cooking, drawing inspiration from Sichuan Province, known for its fiery spices and peppers, as well as Shandong Province, known for its seafood and vinegars. The Beijing Wing can hold a seated event for up to 100 people or up to 200 people for a standing reception during lunch or dinner.

Seated

100

Standing

200

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Minimum spend from £22,000

Shanghai Bar is a Bar in Hutong that pairs lantern-lit interiors with floor-to-ceiling windows and skyline views. Design: The interior uses dark timber, patterned screens and red lanterns beneath a low bamboo-slat ceiling. The scheme combines polished stone floors and silk curtain accents for an intimate, refined appearance. Features: A central wraparound bar provides an artisan cocktail menu and full bar service. The layout combines high tables, stools and standing space for mingling. Practical facilities include Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, wheelchair access, step-free entrance and accessible toilets. Ideal for: Groups seeking a relaxed, drinks-led standing reception or an informal pre-dinner gathering in an intimate, polished setting. What guests say: The Shanghai Bar is elegant and atmospheric with attentive, thoughtful staff. The space can experience slow service at peak times and has low lighting after dark.

Seated

Unknown

Standing

100

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Minimum spend from £500

Hutong’s cuisine takes its inspiration from the dishes served in the imperial palaces of what was then Peking. Based on the ‘Lu school’ cuisine of Shandong Province, renowned for its seafood and vinegars and with influences from Sichuan Province, famous for its fiery spices and peppers, the menu at Hutong artfully captures the subtlety and surprises of Northern Chinese cooking. The Shanghai Wing can accommodate up-to 150 guests for a standing reception for either lunch or dinner, or up-to 50 guests for a seated event.

Seated

50

Standing

120

Privacy

Private

Price guide

Minimum spend from £15,000