Rosewood Beijing Opens Mei Lounge

The luxurious Rosewood Beijing has opened the city’s newest eclectic nightlife hub, Mei Lounge, a chic space that’s ideal for celebratory gatherings and sophisticated entertainment. The sense of exclusivity begins as guests arrive via private elevator and are immediately greeted by vibrant city views set against the backdrop of the CCTV Tower, the capital’s most iconic modern building.

Mei’s design is just as unique as the views outside. A range of influences, from classic gentleman’s club to urban, stripped-back Manhattan loft give the lounge a provocative and unexpected edge. Guests can choose between three bars including one which specialises in single malt and blended whiskies, a cocktail bar that serves up innovative concoctions by Giancarlo Mancino, and a small wine bar with an impeccable list made up of both Old and New Worlds labels, including Dom Pérignon P3 1971, which can’t be found elsewhere in Beijing.

The whiskey bar features a debonair gentlemen’s club-style atmosphere and is one of the few places in Beijing where connoisseurs can enjoy the very sophisticated single malt Talisker 30 years as well as Town Branch Bourbon. Guests can choose to sip and savor at the bar or in a classic club leather chair accented with tartan fabrics in one of the elegant areas by the cozy open fireplace.

The lounge’s stylish cocktails include Pisco Punch with Demonio de los Andes Pisco Cocchi, Americano Luxardo apricot brandy, pineapple puree, lime and marshmallow; Mango Hamingway Daiquiri with Clement Blanc, Maraschino Liqueur, lemon, passionfruit, Monin vanilla syrup and mango puree foam; and Sloe Gin & Tonic with Hayman’s Sloe Gin.

Mei will also charm guests with its menu of Asian and Mediterranean tapas, prepared in the open kitchen, including char siu tostada with Asian slaw, or a delicious spread of charcuterie and cheese board.

With a capacity for 300, the party can seamlessly spill onto the grand terrace, connecting guests to the energy of the city and providing plenty of room to dance. The Zing seven-piece band, led by Henri Brown, is often followed by tracks spun by beautiful twin DJs Tang Twinz. www.rosewoodhotels.com

 

 

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