Best for
Business travelers gain a practical Beijing base in the CBD, with Guomao subway station located within the China World Trade Centre complex.
Best for
Business travelers gain a practical Beijing base in the CBD, with Guomao subway station located within the China World Trade Centre complex.
What makes it special
The upper-tower setting reframes a Beijing stay around height and city perspective, from the elevated reception to guest rooms above the city.
Room to consider
Select the Grand Premier Room for approximately 75 square meters, picture windows, and multi-dimensional city views from its high-rise setting.
Insider tip
Allow time for China World Mall during the stay; its position beside the hotel makes shopping and dining easy to combine.
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China World Summit Wing, Beijing occupies levels 64 to 77 of China World Tower in Beijing's Central Business District. Check-in is on level 64, where the reception windows look across the city toward the rooftops of the Forbidden City. Rooms and suites continue the high-floor setting, with Beijing's skyline changing character according to direction and category.
Expansive glazing is a recurring feature, but the outlook is not identical in every room. The Premier Landmark View Room identifies CITIC Tower and CCTV Headquarters in its view; the Summit Suite looks along Chang'an Avenue. From the upper levels, those landmarks give the scale of the city a more precise form.
The hotel's design combines traditional Chinese aesthetics with Western style. In the Summit, Premier and Grand Premier rooms, the practical equipment includes writing desks, wired and wireless connections, 49-inch televisions and 300-thread-count linens. Their dimensions step from 55 to 65 to 75 square meters, while the window outlook changes across the categories.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame Beijing’s skyline. Contemporary design with Eastern touches shapes the room’s interior. Across 55 square metres, this is a smaller room choice than the Premier Room, which gives you 65 square metres.
Glass stalls separate the rainforest shower from the toilet. There is a hair dryer in the bathroom. The room also has a 49-inch LCD television with in-house movie channels. The bed has a feather duvet, with hypoallergenic pillow options available for your stay.
An executive writing desk provides a place to work. A phone offers direct international dialling and voicemail. Bedside controls manage the lights, with separate reading lights close to the bed.
Club Lounge privileges are part of this category. Fresh fruit is supplied daily, and tea-making facilities are provided. The other fittings include an electronic safe. Personalised service is available around the clock.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame Beijing’s skyline. Contemporary design with Eastern touches shapes the room’s interior. Across 55 square metres, this is a smaller room choice than...
The Premier Room looks across Beijing through floor-to-ceiling windows. Its 65-square-metre layout is larger than the Executive Room, with contemporary furnishings and a city-facing setting. A walk-in wardrobe gives you a separate place for clothes.
The bathroom has a rainforest shower and toilet in separate glass stalls. A hair dryer is supplied. There is a 49-inch LCD TV with in-house movie channels for time in the room. A feather duvet and hypoallergenic pillow choices are among the bedding options.
An executive desk and direct-dial phone support work during the stay. The phone includes voicemail and international calling. Bedside lighting controls are paired with individual reading lights, and valuables can be kept in an electronic safe.
This category includes Club Lounge privileges. Fresh fruit arrives each day, and tea-making facilities are available in the room. Personalised service is available 24 hours a day.
The Premier Room looks across Beijing through floor-to-ceiling windows. Its 65-square-metre layout is larger than the Executive Room, with contemporary furnishings and a city-facing setting....
Picture windows look across Beijing in several directions. The room covers 75 square metres. The Premier Room has a smaller 65-square-metre layout. The interior has an understated, modern style.
A walk-in wardrobe and hair dryer are part of the fittings. Separate glass stalls house the rain shower and toilet. The bed has a feather duvet, and hypoallergenic pillows are an option. Club Lounge privileges come with this category.
The 49-inch LCD TV has in-house movie channels. An executive writing desk comes with a phone for direct calls abroad and voicemail. The room has an electronic safe. There are reading lights beside the bed, along with controls for the room’s lighting.
Only drinks from the minibar fridge are complimentary. Fresh fruit is supplied each day. Tea-making facilities are also included, with personal service available around the clock.
Picture windows look across Beijing in several directions. The room covers 75 square metres. The Premier Room has a smaller 65-square-metre layout. The interior has...
The Premier Landmark View Room has 65 sqm of space. Wide picture windows showcase Beijing’s architectural icons from various angles. These sweeping views bring openness...
Wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows frame a broad view of Beijing from this 110-square-metre suite. A separate living area provides space away from the bedroom. Within that sitting room, a dining table and mood lighting create a place for meals.
A walk-in wardrobe is among the suite’s fittings. In the bathroom, separate glass stalls contain the rainforest shower and toilet. A hair dryer is provided. This category also comes with Club Lounge privileges.
The 49-inch LCD television offers in-house movie channels. There is an executive writing desk, together with a phone for international direct dialling and voicemail. Bedside controls and reading lights are part of the lighting setup.
Complimentary minibar access is limited to drinks in the refrigerator. Daily fresh fruit and tea-making facilities are also provided. An electronic safe is included, with personalised service available throughout the day and night.
Wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows frame a broad view of Beijing from this 110-square-metre suite. A separate living area provides space away from the bedroom. Within that...
The Premier Landmark View Suite offers a spacious retreat above Beijing, with striking views across the capital. Spanning approximately 110 sqm, this suite feels like...
A master bedroom and separate sitting area define this 174-square-metre suite. Beijing’s cityscape forms the outlook. It is larger than the 110-square-metre Premier City View Suite, while the Summit Suite offers 247 square metres.
The bathroom places its rainforest shower and toilet in separate glass stalls. There is a walk-in wardrobe and a hair dryer. Connecting rooms are available as an option, and Club Lounge privileges are included. A feather duvet and hypoallergenic pillow options are also available.
A 55-inch LCD TV carries in-house movie channels. An executive desk is paired with an international direct-dial phone and voicemail. Bedside lighting controls and reading lights let you adjust the lighting near the bed.
Drinks in the minibar refrigerator are complimentary, and fresh fruit is supplied every day. Tea-making facilities and an electronic safe are included in the room. Personalised service is provided 24 hours a day.
A master bedroom and separate sitting area define this 174-square-metre suite. Beijing’s cityscape forms the outlook. It is larger than the 110-square-metre Premier City View...
The Summit Suite has separate sitting and dining areas within its 247-square-metre layout. Views reach across Beijing towards Chang’an Avenue and beyond. For more floor space, the China World Presidential Suite measures 296 square metres.
Separate glass stalls house the rainforest shower and toilet. A walk-in wardrobe and hair dryer are provided. There is also the option of a connecting room. Club Lounge privileges come with the suite.
You have a 55-inch LCD television with in-house movie channels. The executive writing desk has a phone with direct international dialling and voicemail. There are controls for lighting beside the bed, along with reading lights.
Complimentary drinks in the minibar refrigerator are replenished daily. Fresh fruit is also provided each day, and tea-making facilities are available. An electronic safe forms part of the fittings, with personalised service offered around the clock.
The Summit Suite has separate sitting and dining areas within its 247-square-metre layout. Views reach across Beijing towards Chang’an Avenue and beyond. For more floor...
A master bedroom, separate sitting room and spacious dining room make up this 296-square-metre suite. Beijing’s skyline forms the backdrop. It has more floor space than the 247-square-metre Summit Suite. A feather duvet and hypoallergenic pillow choices are provided.
The suite has a master bathroom, with separate glass stalls for the rainforest shower and toilet. The fittings include a hair dryer and walk-in wardrobe. There are also Club Lounge privileges with this category.
A 55-inch LCD television comes with in-house movie channels. For work, there is an executive desk and international direct-dial phone with voicemail. The bedside has lighting controls and reading lights. An electronic safe is included as well.
Access to drinks in the minibar refrigerator is complimentary, with daily replenishment. Fresh fruit is supplied daily too. Tea-making facilities are part of the refreshment setup, and personalised service is available 24 hours a day.
A master bedroom, separate sitting room and spacious dining room make up this 296-square-metre suite. Beijing’s skyline forms the backdrop. It has more floor space...
The Summit Room measures about 55 square meters. Its broad windows frame the city, and the bathroom has separate glass stalls for a rainforest shower and toilet. The room also has an executive desk, Nespresso machine, daily fresh fruit and pillow menu.
At about 65 square meters, the Premier Room adds floor area and a walk-in wardrobe. Floor-to-ceiling windows remain central to the space. The bathroom uses the separate shower and toilet arrangement found in the Summit Room, while the desk and bedside reading controls give the room defined places to work and read.
The Premier Landmark View Room measures about 65 square meters, matching the Premier Room's area but specifying a different outlook. CITIC Tower and CCTV Headquarters are its named architectural markers. Picture windows, a rainforest shower, writing desk and Nespresso machine are part of this category.
Grand Premier Rooms measure about 75 square meters. Picture windows bring in several angles of the city, while a walk-in wardrobe, executive desk and Acqua di Parma bath products distinguish the category. The shower and toilet occupy separate glass stalls, and a pillow menu includes hypoallergenic options.
The hotel offers 24-hour in-room dining, a useful option when a late arrival leaves little time to go out again. A meal upstairs can be taken with the city still in view, although the exact outlook depends on the room category.
Two interconnecting Premier Rooms pair a King room with a Twin room. Together they measure about 130 square meters, retaining two distinct rooms with their own work areas and floor-to-ceiling windows. Their outlook includes the top of the Forbidden City, and the bathrooms have separate glass stalls for shower and toilet.
A Grand Premier King room can also connect with an Executive Twin room. This pair measures about 130 square meters and looks across Beijing's cityscape.
The Premier Suite and Premier Landmark View Suite each measure about 110 square meters, with bird's-eye views over Beijing. Governor and Ambassador Suites measure about 174 square meters and look across the city.
The Summit Suite reaches about 247 square meters and has a separate sitting area and dining room. Its outlook can extend along Chang'an Avenue. Connecting rooms are available, and the suite includes a walk-in wardrobe, an executive desk and Acqua di Parma bath products.
At about 296 square meters, the China World Suite has a sitting room, master bedroom, master bathroom and spacious dining room. Picture windows look toward the Forbidden City. Its marble bathroom includes a soaking tub, double basins, Acqua di Parma bath products and a separate rainforest shower; a guest powder room is another distinct part of the plan.
Those separate rooms give the larger suites a different purpose from simply adding floor area. In the Summit Suite, a dining room sits apart from the bedroom; in the China World Suite, guests have a powder room separate from the master bathroom. Both layouts leave room for an in-suite meal without making the bedroom the gathering place.
Grill 79 and Jinyue are the hotel's two restaurants. The Lounge and Atmosphere provide lounge and bar spaces, while three Chairman Rooms are devoted to private dining.
The Chairman Rooms occupy level 79. Each of the three rooms has its own decor and artworks, with personalized menus and views across Beijing. Dining is by prior reservation, the dress code is smart casual and smoking is not permitted in the rooms.
Hotel guests can use the Health Club's gym, sauna, steam room and infinity pool. Chi, The Spa is another wellness facility at the hotel.
Meeting and multifunction rooms have audiovisual equipment. The hotel's family facilities include babysitting, children's slippers and bathrobes. Accessible rooms and a wheelchair-accessible lift are also part of the property, alongside the high-floor accommodation and dedicated event spaces.
Concierge service and luggage storage support arrivals. Car rental and station pick-up are among the transport services, while on-site parking is limited and wheelchair-accessible parking is available. The hotel's address puts these facilities at No. 1 Jianguomenwai Avenue.
Laundry service and safe-deposit facilities are available. Wireless internet extends through rooms and public areas. Butler service belongs specifically to specialty suites. Priority pickup, town-car service and tour arrangements are among the hotel's other practical services.
The hotel's four curated Citywalk routes each trace a different part of Beijing. Time Travel to Peking connects the Drum Tower, Nanluogu Lane and Shichahai. Shichahai centers on lakes and historic courtyard residences.
Temple Hopping takes in Yonghe Temple, Wudaoying Hutong and the Imperial Academy. Wudaoying has tree-lined lanes and independent boutiques; the academy's courtyards recall its role as the highest institution of learning under the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.
Beijing History Hunt includes the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park, Wangfujing and the Peking University Red Building. Art Journey focuses on 798 Art District and Langyuan Vintage, former industrial sites now used for art and design. Galleries and studios fill the former factories at 798, while Langyuan Vintage brings together exhibitions and independent designers.
The Beijing Citywalk Map is available at the Front Desk and unfolds into postcards. In historic Liulichang, the hotel's Rongbaozhai Heritage Retreat centers on traditional ink rubbing and handcrafted fan making. Reservations for that cultural experience go through the concierge.
At Grill 79 and Atmosphere, dinner and drinks unfold high above Beijing, with the skyline central to each venue's setting.
The infinity pool, gym, sauna, steam room, and relaxation lounge support a varied wellness routine without leaving the tower.
Traditional Chinese references and contemporary Western styling give the high-rise interiors a character that feels connected to Beijing.
1 Jianguomen Outer St, Chaoyang, Beijing, 100004, China
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Yes. Shangri La China World Summit Wing is a strong Beijing choice for travelers who want height, views, service, and a central CBD location. The hotel sits high in China World Tower, with rooms above the city, polished dining, wellness facilities, and direct business district access.
Shangri La China World Summit Wing is at No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue in Beijing's Chaoyang District. The location places guests within the China World Trade Center area, close to offices, shopping, dining, and Guomao transport links.
Shangri La China World Summit Wing has 278 guest rooms and suites. Rooms and suites are set from levels 64 to 77, giving many stays floor-to-ceiling city views over Beijing.
Guests can expect broad Beijing skyline views from high floors in China World Tower. Some rooms face toward the Forbidden City area, while restaurants and lounges add dramatic city views from levels 79 and 80.
Yes. The hotel is well suited to business travelers who need a high-end stay in Beijing's main commercial district. Guests are close to offices, meeting venues, China World Mall, dining, airport transfers, and central Beijing transport connections.
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