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Landmark Hotel Shenzhen revamped

POSTED 13 Dec 2006 . BY

The Landmark Hotel in Shenzhen, China, has now completed its RMB100m (£6.7m, 9.8m euro, US$12.6m) five-year renovation programme.

The hotel rooms, which have doubled in size to a minimum of 48sq m (517sq ft), now feature bathrooms with extra-large bathtubs and 12-inch rainforest showers.

The hotel has also launched a Tamara Spa by Lifestyle featuring aqua and massage beds, relaxation rooms, a swimming pool, a steamroom, sauna and spa bath as well as a gym with Life Fitness equipment.

Revamped dining facilities include Chef Marco Maggio’s Prego Italian restaurant and the Fortune Court Chinese restaurant. A new Cigar and Wine bar has been introduced and the new Café on The 3rd features an imported microbrewery.

The Landmark Hotel Shenzhen is wholly owned by Hong Kong-based Cathay International Holdings. Details: www.landmarkshenzhen.com

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