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Rosewood Beijing

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Rosewood Beijing opened in 2014 in the Jing Guang Centre, a building that was the tallest in Beijing from 1989 to 2006 and the tallest in mainland China until 1996, when it was overtaken by Shanghai's King Tower. The hotel holds a Michelin Two Keys rating (2025) and its restaurant The House of Dynasties holds one Michelin star, making Rosewood Beijing the most award-dense luxury address in the Chaoyang CBD.

About Rosewood Beijing

History

Opened in 2014 as Rosewood's first property in China and Asia flagship in the Chaoyang CBD opposite CCTV Tower. Blends ancient Chinese heritage with modern luxury, drawing from classical Chinese gardens and courtyard houses. Infuses the renovated Jingguang Centre (orig. 1989) with extensive art collections celebrating Beijing's cultural legacy where ancient meets modern.

The setting

Rosewood Beijing occupies the hotel section of Jing Guang Centre at 1 Hujialou on Chaoyangmen Outer Street — an address that stood as the tallest building in Beijing from 1989 to 2006 and the tallest in mainland China until 1996. The hotel sits at the Hujialou node where the East Third Ring Road and the embassy district converge, with the CCTV Headquarters a fourteen-minute walk to the south and Sanlitun's dining and retail strip close to the north, positioning Rosewood at the kinetic centre of Chaoyang's established luxury corridor.

Restaurants and bars

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Awards

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