Opulence enhanced by leafy seclusion
July 11, 2012, Wednesday
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WHEN Marco Polo visited Hangzhou in the 13th century, he described the city as the most magnificent in the world.
Today, it is not the city but the dramatic West Lake that captivates visitors. And an ideal location to experience the lake is the Shangri-La Hotel, Hangzhou, a blend of modernity and tradition.
The hotel has an unbeatable location; across the road is West Lake and five minutes away is the famous "Impression West Lake" outdoor live show, directed by renowned film director Zhang Yimou, whose work includes "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers," plus the opening and closing ceremonies at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
The Shangri-La's two buildings - the East Wing and West Wing - provide a distinctive grandeur enhanced by the seclusion created by the beautiful 162,000-square-meter garden with its 44 camphor trees, seven of which are more than 300 years old.
The setting gives the hotel a resort-like atmosphere, complemented by the luxury and refinement that characterizes the interior.
A Lakeview Room on the Horizon Club floor awaits guests on check-in. The room is spacious and comfortable with outstanding facilities and services.
The Horizon Club Lounge provides a panoramic view of West Lake. Guests can enjoy breakfast al fresco on the terrace before spending their day sightseeing, perhaps sampling a nice pot of Longjing tea or riding a bicycle around the lakeside at sunset for a relaxing and romantic experience.
Prior to watching the "Impression West Lake" show, Shang Palace is an ideal dining choice, offering unique dishes created by its Chinese and foreign chefs. Options include sumptuous Cantonese cuisine and a Hangzhou Heritage tasting menu that includes local favorites such as beggar's chicken and Songsao fish soup.
And after a day's adventures, guests can relax in the Garden Bar with a glass of wine listening to live jazz.
In its impressive setting, surrounded by flowers and lush trees, Shangri-La Hotel, Hangzhou offers an elegant and friendly experience.
No doubt this is why so many guests return again and again to rediscover its charms.
Today, it is not the city but the dramatic West Lake that captivates visitors. And an ideal location to experience the lake is the Shangri-La Hotel, Hangzhou, a blend of modernity and tradition.
The hotel has an unbeatable location; across the road is West Lake and five minutes away is the famous "Impression West Lake" outdoor live show, directed by renowned film director Zhang Yimou, whose work includes "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers," plus the opening and closing ceremonies at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
The Shangri-La's two buildings - the East Wing and West Wing - provide a distinctive grandeur enhanced by the seclusion created by the beautiful 162,000-square-meter garden with its 44 camphor trees, seven of which are more than 300 years old.
The setting gives the hotel a resort-like atmosphere, complemented by the luxury and refinement that characterizes the interior.
A Lakeview Room on the Horizon Club floor awaits guests on check-in. The room is spacious and comfortable with outstanding facilities and services.
The Horizon Club Lounge provides a panoramic view of West Lake. Guests can enjoy breakfast al fresco on the terrace before spending their day sightseeing, perhaps sampling a nice pot of Longjing tea or riding a bicycle around the lakeside at sunset for a relaxing and romantic experience.
Prior to watching the "Impression West Lake" show, Shang Palace is an ideal dining choice, offering unique dishes created by its Chinese and foreign chefs. Options include sumptuous Cantonese cuisine and a Hangzhou Heritage tasting menu that includes local favorites such as beggar's chicken and Songsao fish soup.
And after a day's adventures, guests can relax in the Garden Bar with a glass of wine listening to live jazz.
In its impressive setting, surrounded by flowers and lush trees, Shangri-La Hotel, Hangzhou offers an elegant and friendly experience.
No doubt this is why so many guests return again and again to rediscover its charms.
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