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As the first Rosewood property in China, this hotel set a new standard for 'A Sense of Place' in the capital. It is a lush, residential-style sanctuary in the middle of the busy CBD, directly opposite the iconic CCTV building. The design is warm and tactile, featuring curated books, art, and greenery. Expert recommendation: 'Country Kitchen' inside the hotel serves some of the best high-end traditional northern Chinese 'lost' recipes. Pro tip: The 'Manor Club' is widely regarded as the best executive lounge in the city, offering exceptional service and food. The outdoor terrace by the swimming pool is a rare find in the CBD and offers a peaceful escape from the urban hustle. It’s the ultimate choice for business travelers with a taste for luxury design.

A historic, tranquil public park featuring ancient sacrificial altars and scenic paths in the embassy district.

The largest Taoist temple in northern China, renowned for its intriguing folk art and statues of the 76 underworld departments.

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