A mix of this Shanghai 1940's decadence with New York 1920's swing-culture, Club Suzie Wong is Sin City resurrected, and always ready to party.
Decorated in lavish 1930's Shanghai art-deco cabaret style, Club Suzie Wong's Touch Club has fast become Beijing's premier nightspot, boasting classy clientele, beautiful patrons, and an active desire to promote the unexpected.  Operating in the allusive Oriental 1939 fantasy redefining Sin City mysteries of sexuality, indulgence and Chinese strength, Touch Club offers an eclectic mix of hip modern music, design and clientele.
Complimenting Touch Club's high-octane vibe are Club Suzie Wong's laid-back upper floors, showcasing a rich Chinese character flush with Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) Dynasty ambiance and design.  It is here that 'Made in China' transcends its pithy maxim, assuming a reality both in atmosphere and design; a reality indicative of the fun spirit that first drew Beijing's nightlife to Club Suzie Wong.  Rich in hardwood character, these upper floors are adorned with authentic opium beds, a large wood-balcony overlooking the bar, and an extensive outdoor terrace.  Famous for this Chinese originality, Club Suzie Wong's upper floors are among a select handful of world-wide saloons that pay faithful homage to classical Chinese design.  Curious what it's like to party in China circa 1529?
Playing an eclectic mix of jazz, salsa and booming house music during the week, Club Suzie Wong's three levels are 24/7 entertainment.  In addition to Touch Clubs offering of Latino Night on Tuesday and Ladies Night on Wednesday.