A First for Starwood Hotels & Resorts: Ski Resort in China

The opening of a new dual-branded ski resort in Changbaishan, China, heralds a new era for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc, already the largest international luxury hotel operator in China and a world leader in hotel and leisure companies. Already boasting 103 hotels in operation, there are another 100 in preparation.

The first of their ski resorts in China, the Sheraton Changbaishan Resort and the Westin Changbaishan Resort, are situated close to one of China’s most stunning mountain ranges, the Changbai Mountains, already a leading area for skiing. Part of a protected 494,000 acre nature reserve, the mountains are home to bird and animal wildlife and a wealth of natural resources. Easily accessed by air and road, the resorts, owned by Dalian Wanda Group, will offer ice- skating and ice fishing as well as skiing. The hotels are open all year round and offer world-class features.

The resort offers contemporary meeting and function areas, a large ballroom and a pre-function room. With a professional catering and meeting team available and 6 new food and beverage areas, functions for all occasions can be catered for.

Offering 297 guest rooms, a Club lounge and Club rooms, the Sheraton Changbaishan Resort is fully equipped with modern technology, each guest room providing, amongst other things, high speed internet, a working area and an LCD flat panel television. Well- equipped fitness facilities are available to all guests, whilst the restaurants provide a wonderful culinary choice of a la carte food, buffet displays and traditional Chinese and Cantonese dishes.

The Westin Changbaishan Resort also offers guest rooms with internet access and work space, and in addition, the opportunity to have some pampering with in- room luxury bathing and spa facilities as well as access to the hotel spa and swimming pool. Children are well catered for in the Westin Kids Club. A range of international food and drink is available in the Seasonal Tastes hotel restaurant whilst the Korean restaurant Maru, offers traditional, tasty fare.

For luxurious, well-equipped accommodation in the perfect setting, Starwood is leading the way.

Westin & Sheraton Changbaishan
Fusong County
Changbaishan, Jilin
134504
China

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