Beijing High Altitude | Strolling in the Clouds: The Ultimate Romance at the Top of the CBD

| Strolling in the Clouds: The Ultimate Romance at the Top of the CBD. In the steel forest of Beijing's CBD, the 330-meter-high China World Hotel is like a floating palace in the sky. Open the window, and the hustle and bustle of the entire city turns into a flowing galaxy under your feet. The "China World Summit Wing, 79" Western Restaurant on the 79th floor is the closest table to the sky in Beijing. In the morning, Eggs Benedict and the glazed tiles of the Forbidden City bathe in the morning sun together; at night, lobster spaghetti is paired with the neon lights of the "Big Pants" outside the window, a double feast for the taste buds and the eyes, even food bloggers call it "too much". The "Atmosphere Bar" on the 80th floor is even more of a magical enchantment, where jazz music collides with cocktails. When you raise your glass, you seem to be able to touch the stars, and the traffic flow on Chang'an Street turns into a golden ribbon wrapped around your fingertips. The infinity pool on the 78th floor makes you feel like you are swimming through a sea of clouds; "CHI, The Spa" uses Eastern five-sense therapy, using mugwort hot stones and singing bowl sound therapy to crush the anxiety of the CBD into the floating clouds outside the window 410. Running in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of the gym, every step is like measuring the city's skyline. The hotel is seamlessly connected to the China World Mall, where luxury goods and art exhibitions cross-over to create blockbusters; a 15-minute walk takes you directly to the Forbidden City. From the "Top of the Forbidden City" to the red walls and yellow tiles, the intersection of ancient and modern times only requires the rise and fall of an elevator 10. The concierge's private "Citywalk Map" strings together hutong cafes and century-old brands on four routes, and around the corner is the soul of old Beijing.