The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou

Quebec City, Canada

Description

Rising up in the heart of Pearl River New City area of Tianhe District, the Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou, is a luxury destination in the Southern China hub. Located along Pearl River, it is just 1 km from Zhujiang New Town Metro Station and a 5-minute walk from Guangzhou Opera House. The hotel offers an outdoor heated pool, 5 dining options and a spa and fitness centre. The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou is a 10-minute walk from Friendship Shopping Mall or Xingsheng Road Bar Street and a 10-minute drive from Guangzhou East Railway Station. It is a 15-minute drive from Taikoo Hui Square and Pazhou Complex. It is approximately 45 km, or a 40-minute drive, from Baiyun International Airport. The luxurious rooms at The Ritz-Carlton are all above the 20th floor with city or Pearl River views. Each are elegantly decorated with a flat-screen TV, DVD player and marble bathrooms. The Ritz-Carlton Spa features a wide range of massage therapies, a spa bath and a beauty salon. The Club Lounge, combining contemporary elegance and minimalist comfort, is available for extra indulgence. Guests can visit the 24-hour fitness centre for personal training sessions or yoga classes. The hotel’s 5 main restaurants and bars serve a variety of Cantonese and Western dishes. The signature Cantonese restaurant, Lai Heen, received one Michelin star in 2019. Live music and drinks are available at The Churchill Bar and Pearl Lounge. Extensive catering and meeting facilities span over 3,300 square meters, including a large pillar-less Grand Ballroom that measures 1,209 square meters.

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