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Boutique hotel at the foot of the Great Wall, designed by Asian architects.

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

Commune by the Great Wall is a boutique hotel project developed by SOHO China, located near the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. It features 12 villas designed by Asian architects including Yung Ho Chang and Kengo Kuma. Opened in 2002, it received a prize at the Venice Biennale.

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Luxury boutique hotel

Product categories. Hotel accommodation · Conference facilities

Controversies

  • 2008

    Residential Land Used Illegally for Hotel Operations; Forced to Close and Convert to Serviced Apartments

    The phase II land for "Commune by the Great Wall," developed by SOHO China, was residential land but was long operated as a hotel; an application to change the use to "residential and commercial" was not approved. In 2008, Economic Observer reported that Pan Shiyi was suspected of illegally changing the land use to make profits and could face fines or even confiscation of the land. Pan responded that he would "correct mistakes immediately." Hotel operations were terminated in 2008 and converted to serviced apartments; no public penalty was seen; after reopening in 2021, it was managed by Hyatt.

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