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Co-Living Exhibitions and ·Shared Social Space Entertainment Exchanges BEI Zhaolong The New Era's High-end Cultural & Commercial Complex 2 No. 2 North Worker’s Stadium Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing [ ] 24 [Airport] 24 km from Beijing Capital International Airport [ ] 3 [Railway Station] 3 km from Beijing Railway Station [ ] 4.5 [City Center] 4.5 km from Tiananmen Square [CBD] 1 [CBD] 1 km from China World Trade Center 2 Beijing Capital rd International Beijing E. 3 Ring Road Tuanjiehu Airport Core Business District • Olympic Sport Park Sanlitun Fashion, Culture and • Beijing National Stadium Entertainment Hub • Water Cube National Swimming Pool Embassy district - 2 Beijing 798 art zone Bar Street , Sanlitun Embassy district – 3 Historical &Cultural District Cuisine Street, Nanluoguxiang Guijie Chaoyang Park Heritage Site Park • Bar Street,Houhai • Beihai Park • Nanluogu Lane • Prince Gong House CBD China World Trade Center Political & History Center • Zhongnanhai • The Forbidden City • Tiananmen Square • The Great Hall of the People • National Museum Embassy district - 1 3 History and Heritage • 1981-07 1000 • 1983-09 • 1985-10 • 2002-07 20 • 2019-09 35 70 • 1981-07:“King of the Sea”Sir Yue-kong Pao donated $10 million to develop Zhaolong Hotel in Beijing • 1983-09: Comrade Deng Xiaoping personally inscribed name of the Hotel • 1985-10:The Grand Opening of Zhaolong Hotel • 2002-07:20 Years Celebration with renovation • 2019-09: 35th Anniversary with inside out rejuvenation, tribute to the 70th National Day! 4 The New Era's High-end Cultural & Commercial Complex BEI· BEI· BEI Art culture BEI High-end property · · Cultural Activities· Art Co-Work· Co-Living Exhibitions and ·Shared Social Space Entertainment Exchanges BEI· BEI ZHAOLONG Hotel BEI· BEI Heartbeat food Guestroom · Business Banquet· Socialization · · · MichelinStar·Hotpot·Western ·Creative Cuisine 5 Novel Urban Elite Life & · New era New Social & Influence Center Creative Mix-use & lifestyle Hospitality Interactive Events Green Natural Multimedia Healthy Innovative Stay Work play Cultural Business Model creativity & Creativit Professional Open & y education Cooperation History Real estate investment Architecture and financing Heritage Art Shared space 6 The Brands 1. HARMAY HARMAY -The first offline flagship Store in Beijing 2. STEY A co-living brand originated from Sweden, providing serviced apartments and shared community spaces. 3. M-Fit fitness studio 4. Ling Long Fine Dining Restaurant 5. MELLOWER COFFEE The leading brand of Chinese artisan coffee supported by the whole coffee industry chain 6. Co-working space More surprises, wait for you to find out! 7 BEI Zhaolong Front Square 8 Front Plaza Hotel and Business District Entrance 9 L1 Layout 5- Co- working 3. Space HARMAY 4- MELLOWER 1-1Arrow COFFEE factory 2- Creative Hotpot The Infinity Box The BEI 1-4 Stage 中庭 1-3REM Bar 10 L1 Gallery Hall 11 L1 Gallery Hall 12 L1 Gallery Hall 1313 L1 atrium --The Stage 14 L1 atrium --The Stage 15 Space Usage Reference L1 Business zone Area Commercial Roadshow Live Performance Product Launch Art Curation 175 100 100 100 Unlimited The Stage The Stage 16 16 Spiral staircase from entrance to 2nd floor hotel lobby 17 18 L1-1 FOOD HUB 品牌名称 餐饮名称 种类 面积Area Brand Shop name Type （m2） 川面 七辛面铺 62.4 Chinese food 沙拉 ROOPTPOP 60 FOOD Healthy salad HUB Italian Handmade 意大利手工冰淇淋 3 Ice Cream REN Bar Drink 45 19 L1 The Stage Multimedia Show 20 Backstreet Orbital Mirror Projection Show • Theme: City love and dream • • Elements: Music, story, visual • 21 Area 450 BEI 22 L1 Event Space The Infinity Box 22 Backstreet From E 3rd Ring Road & Metro Line 10 Exit to Pacific Century Place and Sanlitun 23 L2 Layout 菁蓉无界 HARMAY Co- 话梅 working Space Creative Hotpot 菁蓉无界 M-Fit Co- M-Fit fitness working studio Space 24 L2 Hotel front desk 25 L2 Hotel lobby bar 26 L2 M-Fit L2 M-Fit Fitness Studio 27 BEI ZHAOLONG Hotel advocates a natural and healthy lifestyle. The 2nd floor select restaurants and bars offer special themes and cocktails on a weekly or monthly basis, allowing guest to enjoy the comfort of stay while enjoying unique borderless taste. 28 L3 Layout 菁蓉无界 Co- working Space Stey-Sanlitun Ling Long Co-Living Space Fine Dining Restaurant The White Box 菁蓉无界 Co-working Outside Space the Box Co-working Space 29 L3 Ballroom The White Box 2 L3 Ballroom Area Banquet Reception Class Theatre 1+2 240 150 180 120 160 The White Box 1 The White Box 1+2 1 144 80 100 80 100 The White Box 1 2 96 40 30 40 50 Outside the Box The White Box 2 103 40 60 60 70 Outside the Box 30 Multimedia Lighting Control: Aurora Mode L3 Ballroom The White Box 31 Multimedia Lighting Control: Star Mode L3 Ballroom The White Box 32 Multimedia Lighting Control: Solar Mode L3 Ballroom The White Box 33 Activity reference: wedding banquet L3 Ballroom The White Box 34 Activity Reference: Conference L3 Ballroom The White Box 35 35 Outside the Box Suitable for small-scale activities such as salon, road show, etc. and functions of off-site check-in, waiting, tea break and dining for large-scale activities. 36 BEI ZHAOLONG Hotel Standard Room 200 9 19 20-21 BEI ZHAOLONG Hotel has 200 rooms with different types from 9th to 19th floors, 20-21 floors are multi-functional suites. 37 BEI ZHAOLONG Hotel Standard Room 38 | BEIJING | HONG KONG | SAN FRANCISCO | TORONTO 2 No. 2 North Worker’s Stadium Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing.
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