HOTELS W Guangzhou - From The Future

W Guangzhou - From The Future

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Guangzhou China East Asia
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This hotel blends stylish modernity with traditional hospitality in one of China’s most dynamic cities. The hotel has some arresting contemporary artworks and original designs. When you enter, the first thing you see is the three-story glowing “waterwall” lit by 5000 LED lights; they’re choreographed to create an evanescent pattern that changes throughout the day – revitalizing in the morning and playful at night.

In the Woobar lounge, there is a nest installation art piece and in the Ultralounge there is a glass loft bar that spans three stories and is suspended outside the walls of the building. Your room is crammed with the latest technologies: high-speed wifi, a TV so thin you can slice an apple with it, surround sound system, MP3 plug and play, motion sensors, and – the best bit – a munchie box, perfect for late-night snacks. The spa - by AWAY Spas - offers a modern fitness center, indoor pool, and glamorous treatments.

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W Guangzhou skyscraper building
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Luminous WaterWall

Luminous WaterWall

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Woobar
Woobar nested area
Yan Yu private room
Fantastic Suite
Spectacular room

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26 Xian Cun Road, Pearl River New Town, Tianhe, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China


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