Marriott International has announced the opening of the 340-room Renaissance Guiyang Hotel in China. The hotel is located in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, an emerging city for business and leisure activities in southwest China, and represents the 15th Renaissance property to open in the country.Renaissance Guiyang Hotel offers six dining and entertainment options that offer guests a variety of choices including local and international cuisine. New Dynasty is a classic Cantonese restaurant with 10 private dining rooms, while Bai Wei is a casual Chinese restaurant featuring renowned Sichuan and local dishes. BLD is a buffet-style restaurant which showcases cuisine from key cities around the world.
The Chocolate Cake Company is a comfortable café located in the hotel lobby, offering guests quick and delicious snack options. Finally, the hotel is home to two unique bars – the R Bar located in the lobby; and Vue, a roof top bar located on the 23rd floor offering spectacular views of Guiyang.
All 340 guest rooms inclusive of 19 spacious suites are equipped with wireless and High-Speed Internet Access (HSIA), iPod docking stations, flat screen TV’s, state-of-the-art technology and a full array of amenities.
With its 1,230 square meters of banquet space, including a 700-square meter grand ballroom, the hotel is proud to introduce the Renaissance Hotels “Intriguing Meetings” concept to the city by offering meeting planners a variety of amenities and Renaissance signature experiences including RLife LIVE, Renaissance Hotels hospitality entertainment program. The hotel also offers six function rooms and one VIP room, all equipped with state-of-the-art audio visual facilities.
Additional amenities at the hotel include a state of the art business centre, indoor pool and a 24-hour Fitness Center which is fully equipped with cardiovascular machines and Olympics weights. Wireless Internet connectivity is available in all public areas of the hotel.
Developed by Guizhou Zhongdian Hotel Management, Renaissance Guiyang Hotel represents another significant opening for the Renaissance Hotels brand in China, inland Chinese cities, which are widely regarded as an emerging force of economic development and leisure travel in the country.
