Royal Dragon Oriental Wine Manor

Royal Dragon Oriental Wine Manor

Beijing’s Royal Dragon Oriental Wine Manor is located nine kilometers east of Miyun County, where fairy-tale-like European castles stand against the mountains. It embodies the harmony between humans and nature, a perfect fusion of ancient Chinese oriental culture and modern Western culture, and a classic blend of East and West.

The manor boasts a 12,500-square-meter golf driving range, a 5,000-square-meter European-style horse racing field, and over 1,000 acres of vineyards. It offers 360 mid- to high-end guest rooms with more than 900 beds, capable of hosting conferences and banquets for up to a thousand people simultaneously.

Surrounded by rolling green hills and shimmering waters nearby, the manor blends imperial palaces, royal mansions, rockeries, and exotic stones in a fusion of Eastern and Western styles. With deep cellars for wine storage, fine Akhal-Teke horses, wellness foot therapy, green oxygen bars, covered walkways, pavilions, towers, a slice of Jiangnan in the north, and a spirit of virtue and tolerance.

Nestled within the undulating hills of the manor, fairy-tale-like European castles—the Wine Manor—emerge faintly. The Governor’s Mansion and Windsor Palace are two landmark main buildings of the Wine Manor. The Governor’s Mansion is built to a 1:1 scale modeled after the Governor’s Mansion of Tasmania, Australia, primarily serving entertainment and conference functions. Windsor Palace mainly houses guest rooms and dining facilities. Separated by a mountain and tucked among lush forests and bamboo groves is the classical royal garden architecture—Kangxi-Qianlong Travel Palace—a courtyard complex constructed in the style of Ming and Qing dynasty buildings. Along the central axis of the estate stand three majestic halls: “Guangyun Hall” (guest building), “Zhonghe Hall” (conference building), and “Taizai Hall” (dining building). The entrance tower is built to the scale of Beijing’s Xinhua Gate. The air quality is of the highest grade, offering a paradise-like serenity with birds chirping in the quiet mountains.

Address: North of Yangshan Village, Mujiaoyu Town, Miyun District, Beijing

Phone: 010-80600093