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Phoenix Mountain Spa Resort Guangzhou
Sheppard Robson International has developed designs for the Phoenix Mountain Spa Resort, a luxury hotel development comprising a 200-bed hotel, 44 privately-owned club houses, and complementary amenities including a high-end spa, private medical services and conference and banqueting facilities.
The resort is located in the South Lake area 15km from the central business district of Guangzhou, and approximately 5km from the airport. It is being developed on a former quarry site, taking full advantage of the location, topography and views, nestling within a unique, secluded landscape setting. The 9,520m2
King Club House will be a
breathtaking retreat, offering a master suite, 18 Sleeper China 2012
four bedrooms, dining and leisure facilities including a library, spa, pool and yoga terraces, and a 2ha garden. Each of the other club houses have been
designed to celebrate one of a series of themes including ‘party/entertainment’, ‘museum/collection’, ‘business/media, ‘haute cuisine/food and beverage’, and ‘luxury leisure/hospitality’. Each has an element of entertaining, exhibition space, fine and varied dining, spa, gym, pool, meeting rooms, and editing suites, but in differing proportions. Phoenix Mountain Spa Resort aims to
become the primary hosting destination for Chinese and international business leader gatherings as well as an exclusive social venue for politicians and celebrities.
PROJECT DETAILS
Developer: Zhuhai S.E.Z Zhong Xin Group Architect: Sheppard Robson International
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