Capella has signed its third hotel in China.
Scheduled to open in 2025, the Capella Nanjing
will be designed by the British architect.
David Chipperfield.
Situated adjacent to
Changjiang Road, the epicentre of the city’s historical and
cultural district with more than 1,800 years’ worth of history,
Capella Nanjing will be located within walking distance
of renowned landmarks such as Jiangning Weaving Museum,
Presidential Palace, Mei Garden Memorial and Oriental Metropolitan
Museum.
“Following the
opening of Capella Shanghai and Capella Tufu Bay, Hainan, the
Capella Nanjing will expand our presence in China by offering guests
an unprecedented level of bespoke luxury, legendary hospitality
and personalised service that ensures every guest feels welcome,
connected to the destination and utterly at home,” said Cristiano Rinaldi, President of Capella Hotel Group.
The property will feature 190 guestrooms, heritage suites and villas
that are located within lush gardens that connect city life with
nature and showcase a remarkable 360-year old Gingko tree as the
central attraction.
The Living Room, an intimate shared space that
is synonymous with all Capella properties, will overlook this
vibrant greenery, and will be complemented by three signature
restaurants.
Other facilities include a variety of meeting and event
spaces, an Auriga Spa, fitness centre, semi-outdoor rooftop pool area and
a sky garden.
“Capella is highly recognised for its excellence
in the craft of hospitality,” said Liu Qing, Chairman of Nanjing Xuanwu
Cultural Tourism Development Group. “We are delighted to partner
with a brand like Capella to bring an ultra luxury lifestyle to
Nanjing and create memorable memories for travellers.”
