Business Traveller (Asia-Pacific)
Hotel update
Hyatt Regency Suzhou
The first Hyatt property in Suzhou. A 29-storey triangular atrium is topped with a glass roof, and the interior design is inspired by Suzhou’s classical gardens. The 355-room hotel is located in the SIP, close to shopping malls, office buildings and convention centres. regency.hyatt.com
Doubletree by Hilton Suzhou
The hotel opened in the CBD of the SIP in May, and was designed by renowned architect Hiroshi Miyakawa, responsible for the Beijing TV Centre. There are 357 guestrooms and 181 one-, two- and three-bedroom suites. doubletree.com
Novotel Suzhou SIP
This 307-room hotel opened in March. It’s connected to the Suzhou International Expo Centre and is within walking distance of the Suzhou Culture and Arts Centre, Jinji Lake and Moon Harbour. novotel.com
Pan Pacific Suzhou Hotel
One of only two five-star international hotels located in the old city, it recently renovated its rooms and event facilities. Meeting rooms now sport large windows, allowing natural light to flood in. panpaficic.com
Hyatt Regency Wuxi
Opened in December last year, this is the highest hotel in the city, sitting atop the 328-metre Suning Plaza North Tower, with 358 guestrooms including 42 suites. regency.hyatt.com
Ascott Central Wuxi
This serviced apartment property opened in April, in a convenient downtown location close to metro lines 1 and 2. It has 134 units ranging from studio to three-bedroom apartments. the-ascott.com
Dusit Thani Qingfeng Changzhou
Previously the Fudu Qingfeng Garden Hotel, this property was renamed after a full renovation in June this year. The hotel has two towers, offering 349 rooms and suites, and lies within the lush forest of Qingfeng Park. dusit.com
Renaissance Nanjing Olympic Centre Hotel
The first Marriott International hotel in Nanjing opened in January this year. The 251-room hotel offers 2,300 sqm of event space, with a grand ballroom that accommodates up to 800 guests. marriott.com