Jing Guang Center

Office · Hujialou

Jing Guang Center

Office · Hujialou

China, Beijing, Chaoyang, 朝阳门外大街1号

Highlights

Panoramic vistas, crispy pork belly, jackfruit wood roast pork

China, Beijing, Chaoyang, 朝阳门外大街1号 Get directions

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The House of Dynasties

"Inspired by Dream of the Red Chamber, an 18C Chinese novel, the decor embodies that era's charm. With well-honed skills, the Cantonese chef from Zhanjiang reinvents his hometown favourites, presenting specialities such as double-boiled duck and fish maw soup, jackfruit wood roast pork, and jackfruit puff pastry. Zhanjiang-style sautéed lobster is jazzed up by sand ginger and black beans for a deep caramelised flavour and a mild kick." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/beijing-municipality/beijing/restaurant/the-house-of-dynasties

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Country Kitchen

"While this room commands panoramic vistas, your attention may be drawn to the gastronomic spectacle in the open kitchen. Rows of chestnut-fed Huairou ducks prized for their unique nutty sweetness are grilled in a display oven. The long-lost Beijing classic crispy pork belly is also a must-try. This delicious cut of meat is marinated, sun-dried, wood-grilled, sliced and stewed in a dense chicken stock that takes eight hours to make. Reservations are a must." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/beijing-municipality/beijing/restaurant/country-kitchen

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James Winkler

Google

I traveled with my girlfriend to Beijing recently and I had one criteria when selecting hotels: a private bathroom with an actual door. None of that sliding, fogged glass nonsense where you can wave to each other while one is on the toilet. We couldn't find *any* so we decided to gamble with a serviced apartment. And I gotta say it totally paid off. Our unit was a one bedroom unit, a little over 600 sqft. Tiny for an apartment but colossal for a hotel room. It was in the same price range as some 4 star hotels in the area, even a little cheaper. The view was phenomenal, as this is one of the highest building in the area and the apartments start on the 40th floor. They offered all your typical services of a hotel room. They gave us shaving kits with some cream and a razor. Free bottled water. Free wifi. They even cleaned our dishes. There was a washing machine in the unit, but no dryer. You can purchase detergent for the washer but not fabric softener. As expected, the clothes turned out pretty stiff and dry after a cycle but fortunately I only had to wash them once and the residual softener kept them wearable. If you're reading this you're obviously a traveler, so I'll add that I was using an e-sim from Nomad and Mullvad VPN (recommended by Consumer Reports) and both worked reliably during our stay in Beijing. The only "catch" there is in staying here is that they will take a security deposit. In our case it was 1200 RMB (about $200), but since you get that back if you don't destroy the apartment, it's not a big deal. This place surpassed my expectations for a hotel and in the future I'll search for places to stay starting with converted apartments.

lisa Oh

Google

The building has a section for offices and a section of apartments. Apartments are on the highest floors, starting from 40-51 floor. There are one bedroom apartments and two-bedroom apartments, which no matter which direction you look have an amazing view. The interior is not the most modern but okayish. Funnily enough all apartments have UK plugs.

Tian Shaoru

Google

写字楼，曾经的北京第一高楼。配套设施齐全，酒吧、餐厅都很不错。

Yanping Xu

Google

L'un de mes meilleures souvenirs de Beijing.

Suzanne H

Google

九十年代的京城第一高