Towering 36 storeys above the city centre, this city hotel is a
stunning example of contemporary design and modern luxury. Like
every great work of art, it blends all the key elements
harmoniously - deluxe accommodation, gracious hospitality and
state-of-the-art facilities. Besides the main building, there is an
annexe with 27 storeys. This air-conditioned hotel offers a total
of 372 guestrooms, a garden and terrace. It has a lobby with
24-hour reception and check-out service, hotel safe, currency
exchange facilities, cloakroom, lift access and a newspaper stand.
There is also a hairdressing salon, kids' club, café, bar, disco
and restaurant. Further amenities include conference facilities,
WLAN Internet access, room service, laundry service and a car
park.
Rooms
The hotel's guestrooms include satellite TV, data ports and marble
bathrooms with a separate bathroom and shower/bathtub. Business
travellers can look forward to breaking the Internet speed limit.
The 'plug and play' broadband Internet access is available in every
guestroom as well as VPN access upon request. Rooms also come
equipped with a hairdryer, double bed, direct dial telephone,
minibar and tea and coffee making facilities. They additionally
have an ironing set, air conditioning and safe.
Restaurant & Food
The hotel features the ultimate in contemporary cuisine, combining
innovative menus with sophisticated style. The Red Lotus restaurant
offers haute Cantonese and Dalian seafood cuisine in a beautiful,
modern setting, which includes 12 private rooms. Guests may dine
throughout the day. Sumptuous buffets are served at Intermezzo
during breakfast, lunch and dinner. À la carte dishes and set menus
are available at lunch and dinner.
Activities & Sport
With a comprehensive range of health and beauty treatments from
massage, aromatherapy and hydrotherapy to slimming and personal
training, guests can truly unwind and achieve a perfect balance.
The hotel also features an indoor swimming pool, gym, hot tub,
sauna and steam room. There are sun loungers and parasols at the
beach.
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