Jumeirah Group has announced three new luxury hotel projects in China following the signing of management contracts recently.
Gerald Lawless, president and CEO of Jumeirah Group, said: “We are delighted to be expanding our portfolio of hotels and resorts in China, which is a significant market for Jumeirah.”
The new deals bring the Dubai-based hotel operator’s China pipeline to eight properties, in addition to Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel in Shanghai which has been operating successfully since 2011.
The first property, Jumeirah Nanjing, is currently under development and expected to open in 2016.
The luxury Jumeirah hotel will be set in a mixed-use development comprising office and retail space, a conference centre and another four-star hotel. The 250-room hotel will include 32 suites, an all-day dining and Chinese specialty restaurant, café, lobby lounge, tea lounge, bar, junior ballroom, executive club lounge, business centre, fitness centre, Talise Spa and an indoor swimming pool.
The Jumeirah Haikou Resort is set within an exclusive golf community on a 136 hectare private island and is expected to open in 2018. The resort development will comprise a golf course designed by Tom Doak, 60 luxury residential villas and a luxury hotel comprising 140 guest rooms including 26 suites. Food and beverage outlets will include an all-day dining and Chinese specialty restaurant, lobby lounge and bar. The hotel will also offer function space, a premier leisure club lounge, kids’ club, fitness centre and Talise Spa.
Jumeirah Wuhan is also set in a mixed-use development which comprises high-end office space, retail, residences, parks and a luxury hotel. Site preparation work is ongoing and the anticipated opening date is 2020. The property will feature 200 guest rooms including 23 suites, an all-day dining and Chinese specialty restaurant, lobby lounge, bar, function space, executive club lounge and business centre. Recreational facilities will comprise a fitness centre, Talise Spa and indoor swimming pool.
Jumeirah currently operates 22 hotels, resorts and residences, including 11 in the Middle East, six in Europe and five in Asia. A further 17 hotels are now under development.
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