Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou – Now Open

Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou – Now Open

Towering over the bustling Pearl River New City with an unparalleled view of the Pearl River Delta, the newly opened Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou occupies the top third of the Guangzhou IFC, one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers. This city hotel is ideally situated for easy access to historical Chinese temples, art galleries, theatres and museums and shopping both in local markets and modern malls.

An ultra modern approach has been blended with luxury and elegance to provide the visitor with the comforts to be expected from Four Seasons, Large function rooms and teams of event planners are available for weddings, meetings and conferences. The business centre is well equipped with computers, international newspapers and meeting spaces, and offers a worldwide courier service and secretarial assistance.

Each of the 344 luxury guest rooms and suites provide custom-designed beds and marble bathrooms with separate soaking tubs and walk-in showers. Thoughtfully designed workspaces with Internet access are situated in each room along with satellite TV, DVD player, radio alarm clock and tea/coffee making facilities. There are special amenities and services for children and a twice-daily housekeeping service.

The Executive Club Lounge offers the chance to sit and unwind with refreshments For a different type of relaxation the hotel spa has nine treatment rooms including three VIP double suites, a water-based treatment area and a broad range of treatments on offer including herbal steam baths and Swedish sauna.

Fitness facilities include cardio and weight training equipment, heated swimming pool and whirlpool with certified trainers available on request. For outdoor activities, the hotel is situated less than an hour away from several tennis courts and golf courses.

Four restaurants and two lounges present a diverse range of cuisine including local Cantonese favourites, seafood, Italian dining and Asian specialities. There is also the option for in-room dining with a menu of regional favourites and a children’s menu.

Nightly rates start at under $400.

Four Seasons Guangzhou
http://www.fourseasons.com/guangzhou/
5 Zhujiang West Road, 510623 Pearl River New City, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China

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