The St. Regis Beijing, China

The St. Regis Beijing: A Luxurious Floral Paradise As a tranquil landmark in Beijing's embassy district, The St. Regis Beijing has been my irreplaceable luxurious haven with its consistent elegance and nobility for twenty years. Stepping into the seven-story high glass-domed lobby, you are greeted by a rich fragrance. Every morning, ten thousand fresh flowers are replaced and bloom under the giant crystal chandelier. From Dutch tulips to Ecuadorian roses, the florist weaves a flowing visual feast inspired by the four seasons. This ultimate pursuit of detail is precisely the footnote of the St. Regis style. Inside the guest rooms, Italian marble and silk wall coverings reflect oriental aesthetics, and even more endearing is the handmade flower arrangement that is changed daily at the head of the bed, with the tenderness of peonies and the grace of emperor flowers quietly changing in the morning light. Afternoon tea in the executive lounge is always accompanied by a seasonal floral fragrance, and the St. Regis butler can even accurately remember each regular guest's flower preferences. As dusk soaks the CBD skyline, savor Cantonese delicacies at the Celestial Court Chinese Restaurant, where the night lights in the courtyard outside the window reflect the shadow of white orchids, and the hustle and bustle of the city returns to tranquility. Every arrival is like the warmth and surprise of coming home.