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China World Summit Wing, Beijing

Beijing, China · Shangri-La · Grand Luxury

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China World Summit Wing occupies floors 64 through 81 of the China World Trade Center Tower III, a 330-meter Skidmore, Owings & Merrill tower that topped out in 2007 as Beijing's tallest building. When Shangri-La opened its flagship here in 2010, the 278 rooms became the highest guestrooms in the capital, with Grill 79 and the Atmosphere sky bar among the loftiest dining rooms in the city.

About China World Summit Wing, Beijing

History

The China World Summit Wing occupies the top 18 floors (64th–81st) of the China World Trade Center Tower III, a 330-metre skyscraper designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) that topped out on 29 October 2007 and became Beijing's tallest building at the time. The hotel opened in 2010 within the CBD's China World Trade Center complex, giving it the highest guestrooms in the capital.

Despite an "independent" tag, the property is operated by Shangri-La as its flagship Beijing hotel, with 278 rooms perched high above the Central Business District and some of the loftiest dining and spa spaces in the city.

The setting

7 km from Forbidden City.

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