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The following hotel list is preliminary and subject to change. Although we contract our hotels a year in advance, unforeseen situations do occasionally occur. Should it be necessary to change a hotel, one of equal quality and value will be substituted. You will receive verified hotel information with your final itinerary. Please note that hotel ratings are based on the Hotel and Travel Index, a leading travel industry authority on hotels throughout the world.
Please note: The Moderate Deluxe Regent Shanghai and the hotels in Lhasa, Zhongdian, and Lijiang have not yet been rated by the Hotel & Travel Index, but have been personally selected and inspected by Vantage staff and meet our quality standards.
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Presidential Beijing Hotel
Beijing, China
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Located in Beijing’s western district, the Superior First-Class Presidential Beijing Hotel is a sleek high-rise property located in the Xi Cheng District, close to such attractions as the Beijing Zoo, the Diao Yu Tai State Guest House, and more. The hotel features three restaurants; an indoor pool; a health and recreation center with sauna, Jacuzzi, and steam room; an exercise room with fitness equipment; and a billiards and game room. Guest rooms have air conditioning, direct-dial phone, cable TV with in-room movies, radio, mini-bar, and a private bath with hair dryer.
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Shangri-La Golden Flower
Xi’an, China
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The modern-style First-Class Shangri-La Golden Flower is located in the eastern part of Xi’an, convenient to historical sites. The hotel features a Western-style restaurant, a Cantonese restaurant, and a lounge/bar. Hotel amenities include concierge services, currency exchange, laundry/dry cleaning services, room service, barber/hair stylist, health club, indoor pool, and gift shop. Guest rooms are comfortable and feature air conditioning, iron/ironing board, minibar, safe, telephone, cable/satellite TV, complimentary newspaper, and private bathroom.
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Grand Castle Hotel
Xi’an, China
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Designed to resemble the famous Big Goose Pagoda, the First-Class Grand Castle Hotel faces the south gate of the Ming Dynasty city wall. The hotel offers guests a wide variety of dining options that cater to any palette. The hotel has a café that serves Continental and American dishes, a Japanese restaurant, and a restaurant that specializes in authentic Cantonese cuisine. There is also a bar, karaoke, and a business center. Guests rooms are comfortable and feature up-to-date amenities. In addition, the Grand Castle Hotel offers the convenience of 24-hour room service and 24-hour currency exchange.
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Gyalthang Dzong Hotel
Zhongdian (Shangri-La), China
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Your visit to the peaceful, unspoiled wonder that is Shangri-La, is highlighted by your stay at this cozy boutique hotel. The Gyalthang Dzong Hotel is housed in a typical Tibetan building, but in a “Tibetan lamasery” style, with all rooms facing inward towards a central courtyard. The hotel features a restaurant, bar, and cafe, and spa facilities. Guest rooms boast rich hues of orange, rust, and maroon, incorporated in the Endless Knot motif — one of the eight auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. Rooms are nicely appointed with a telephone, writing desk, wardrobe, luggage rack, coffee/tea maker, and private bathroom.
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Xin Ding Hotel
Lhasa, Tibet (China)
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 The modern, Deluxe Xin Ding Hotel opened in April 2007. The hotel is located near ample shopping and sightseeing in Lhasa. Hotel features include room service, laundry service, front desk safe, currency exchange, shoe shining, hair salon, ATM, and morning call service. Your room features air conditioning, mini refrigerator, hair dryer, kettle, bathrobes/slippers, Internet access, safe, iron/ironing board, coffee maker, and free newspaper. Dining options include an onsite restaurant and a cafe, as well as a bar. |
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Jian Nan Chun Hotel
Lijiang, China
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This handsome courtyard hotel is nestled in the heart of Lijiang’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Most of the area’s most notable historical sites are within walking distance. Rooms are modern and well-appointed, with private bathroom, mini bar, direct-dial phone, and in-room safe. Hotel amenities include a restaurant serving Chinese and western cuisine, bar and lounge, tea house, a game room, swimming pool, laundry facility, and beauty salon.
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Longemont Hotel Shanghai
Shanghai, China
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The Moderate Deluxe Longemont Hotel Shanghai is a luxurious and modern 53-story property offering spectacular views of the city’s striking skyline. The hotel offers seven restaurants and bars, lounge, room service, business center, concierge services, gift shop, health club, spa, infinity-edged swimming pool, and outdoor tennis court. Guests rooms have air conditioning, plasma TV, phone with voicemail, complimentary broadband Internet access, minibar, in-room safe, iron and ironing boards, and private bath with hair dryer.
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East King
China
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No trip to China is complete without a cruise on the Yangtze River and
its Three Gorges. And there is no better way to explore the Yangtze
than aboard Orient Royal Cruise’s East King
(in service for departures in 2008). This vessel has been
awarded five stars by China’s National Tourism Administration. Orient
Royal Cruise recently completed intensive renovations of this vessel,
setting new standards for luxury on the Yangtze. As you
cruise, you’ll enjoy a non-stop parade of scenic attractions, including
the winding Xiling Gorge, the idyllic Wu Gorge, flanked by craggy peaks
and intriguing rock formations, and Qutang Gorge, which is renowned not
only for its abundant historical relics and cultural heritage, but for
its mountainous landscape as well. Click here for more details on the East King. |
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