Hotel Description
Zhangjiajie Qinghe Jinjiang International Hotel is invested by Mr. Mao Wenqing, who set up a garden-style luxury five-star hotel integrating tourism, vacation and exhibition in Zhangjiajie, Hunan. Entrusted Shanghai Jinjiang International Hotel Management Co., Ltd. It is located in Zhangjiajie World Natural Heritage core scenic spots - Wulingyuan. Convenient transportation, from Zhangjiajie lotus airport, Zhangjiajie train station are 40 minutes by car. From the Wujiayuan Wulingyuan World Natural Heritage - Wulingyuan signs the door ticket station about 600 meters, to Baofeng Lake, Huanglong Cave and other scenic spots about 5-15 minutes by car. The hotel has more than 350 sets of various types of rooms, a total of 7 conference rooms, can provide global multimedia video conferencing, multi-function hall is also equipped with internationally renowned brands of eight-channel simultaneous interpretation equipment. A number of specialty restaurants can accommodate up to 800 people dining at the same time. Sauna center, beauty salon, KTV rooms, tennis courts, business center, shopping malls, table tennis room, gym and indoor swimming pool and other service facilities are available. Guests staying in the Executive Floor can enjoy breakfast, afternoon tea and fun at the Executive Lounge. The hotel's magnificent design and Zhangjiajie natural scenery clever mix, so you stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, feel Castle Peak clear water, flowers. Advanced facilities and facilities, perfect service projects, good quality of service, advanced management concept to protect the hotel to become a successful person, business customers vacation leisure, business negotiations, meetings and tourism preferred. ★ Zhangjiajie Green and Jinjiang International Hotel is the first implementation of the new "tourist hotel star classification and assessment (GB / T14308-2010) standards, the first through the National Tourism Star Hotel Evaluation Committee assessed the" five-star "hotel. ★ Zhangjiajie City is now the first batch of four national tourism reform pilot cities.
