Above the urban greenery, encounter the "quiet luxury" philosophy of MAHA Collection Beijing.

Central Park in New York, Hyde Park in London, The Imperial Palace in Tokyo... A touch of green in the concrete jungle is not only a city's natural label, but also greatly enhances the comfort of the living environment. In Beijing's East Third Ring Road, adjacent to Chaoyang Park, Mr. Adrian Zecha, a legend in the hotel industry, with the concept of "simple yet elegant," has created a residence here that coexists harmoniously with nature— the MAHA Beijing Clubhouse and Executive Residences. Driving in the secluded MAHA Garden, designed with the "nature first" philosophy, the pouring sunlight made Pandy feel incredibly warm. Outside the window, the intertwined branches of the small winter forest performed a silent dance in a unique posture, as if it were a welcoming ritual. Arriving at our apartment by golf cart, the private butler enthusiastically introduced us to the apartment's features. The 450-square-meter flat was designed by Nicholas Fung, with "space is luxury" as the core design concept, integrating "quiet luxury" into it. High-quality home decoration, a grand double living room and a comfortable three-bedroom design, and a view of the park outside the wide floor-to-ceiling windows. When the curtains automatically opened, the greenery below came into view. Here, you can experience the scenery brought by nature and have the mind of "a small world." The private elevator quickly reached the 29th and 30th floors, where the MAHA Clubhouse's restaurants, spa, and other facilities are located. The 260-meter-long floor-to-ceiling windows slowly unfolded the scenery outside, like a long and vivid scroll. Here, there is the Yunlü Restaurant, which offers Chinese and Western cuisine and 24-hour room service. In the multi-functional open-air dome meeting room, which can accommodate more than 50 people, we captured the golden rays of the setting sun. Helmed by Michelin-starred chef Hidemasa Yamamoto, the top-tier Japanese restaurant "Yamamoto HIDEMASA" offers the most authentic OMAKASE cuisine. The cocktail bar, wine cellar, and cigar lounge provide private spaces for socializing and relaxation in addition to fine food and wine. Tonight, Pandy experienced authentic French cuisine at Yunlü Restaurant. French snails as an appetizer, seasoned with cranberry butter and garlic, the crispy and tender snail meat tasted excellent. The main course of lamb chops was very tender, exuding aroma and juice after being cut. After dinner, we had a chocolate mousse full of fruity flavors while looking out at the bustling Beijing night scene, which had a unique charm. After a satisfying meal, we strolled upstairs. MAHA SPA provides healing for both body and mind. Various spa facilities are combined with technology. The SOMADOME space capsule meditation device from the United States, with its colorful light sources and soothing music after lying down, quickly brought Pandy into a meditative state. Then, entering the energy room with Himalayan salt crystals covering the walls, feeling the warmth and magnetic field, we adjusted ourselves to the best state. The clubhouse also has an indoor golf course and a rooftop swimming pool, but Pandy's favorite is the art exhibition hall "Li Xiang Space." The sunken pure white exhibition area becomes the best space for artworks and visitors to have a dialogue. Georgian artist Elena Chantladze's solo exhibition: "The Hermit's Words" explains that even ordinary peasant women, as long as they love their lives, can create anywhere, anytime. Appreciate art, enjoy fine dining, spend a comfortable and exquisite time in the city in the spacious space. Are you tempted?