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Four Seasons Hotel Beijing's Cai Yi Xuan Retains Its Michelin Star
2026 · 3 min read
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Cai Yi Xuan at Four Seasons Hotel Beijing retained its Michelin star and the hotel's Italian restaurant Mio earned a Michelin recommendation in the Michelin Guide Beijing 2026, marking a seventh consecutive year that both restaurants have been recognized. That sustained dual recognition is a rarity even among the capital's top hotels.
The hotel kept its dining evolving, reimagining and reopening Mio as a Tuscan steakhouse in April 2026, giving the Italian venue a sharper identity. Set in the Chaoyang district near the city's business and diplomatic core, the hotel marked its 12th anniversary in late 2024 and has established itself as a leading international address.
Beijing's luxury hotel scene is deep and competitive, and consistent Michelin recognition helps the best properties stand apart. Cai Yi Xuan's continued star keeps the Four Seasons among the city's culinary leaders.
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