Twenty-two stories of tinted-glass windows play home to a bevy of rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and accompanying stellar city views. The hotel is a stroll away from plenty of shops and restaurants, as well as Tiananmen Square. Although service is fairly basic, and the ambience low-key, the hotel offers good value for the location. For dinner, you might try one of the three Chinese restaurants, or Le Cabernet, a French-style brasserie. Our vote? Head out onto the street and try one of the many restaurants in the bustling neighborhood.
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