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Sheraton Nanjing Kingsley Hotel & Towers, China
Sheraton Nanjing Kingsley Hotel & Towers features 70 newly-renovated guestrooms and suites, as well as facilities comprising an all-day dining restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, and an Irish restaurant and pub.
The expansive lobby is an open, shared space to promote social interaction and collaboration, where guests from around the world can come together.
The hotel is located in Nanjing’s financial and commercial centre – the Xinjiekou business zone.
Y Hotel Hong Kong, China
The 96-room Y Hotel is set along the tram line in the Sheung Wan area and just steps away from both buses and the “Ding Ding” tram stops.
Offering rooms ranging from Classic to One Bedroom Harbour Suite overlooking the city or harbour, the hotel also has facilities such as a bar, an indoor area equipped with tablets and internet connection, leisure spaces and self-check-in kiosks.
Nearby Y Hotel is the Central Ferry Pier and the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal.
Sheraton Xi’an Chanba, China
Sheraton Xi’an Chanba boasts 228 residential-style guest rooms and suites, and takes its design cues from the city’s history and culture, especially that of the Tang Dynasty.
Its prime location provides easy access to Xi’an International Convention and Exhibition Center, Huaxia Cultural Tourism Ocean Park, and convenient transportation to Metro Line 3.
The hotel offers a bar, three restaurants, pool, fitness centre and event spaces. There is also the Sheraton Club exclusively for Marriott Bonvoy Elite members and Club level guests.
AC Hotel by Marriott Suzhou, China
The 135-key AC Hotel by Marriott Suzhou is situated in Gusu District, right in the heart of the ancient water town of Suzhou, which is filled with waterways, alleyways and pavilions.
The hotel features a range of collaborative spaces, including the AC Kitchen, an all-day dining restaurant, and the AC Lounge which transforms into a bar at night. There are also event spaces available.
With easy access to public transportation – Beisi Pagoda Metro Station and Suzhou Railway Station – art and cultural seekers can visit the many heritage sites such as the Lion Grove Garden, the Humble Administrator’s Garden, and the iconic Suzhou Museum.
