Marriott has signed a deal with China Central
Place, Suzhou to bring The Ritz-Carlton and Marriott
Executive Apartments brands to the major city in Eastern
China.
Suzhou is home to a number of UNESCO World
Heritage Sites, such as the Lingering Garden, Tiger Hill, and
Humble Administrator’s Garden.
All are located in close proximity
to China Central Place, Suzhou, a newly built, mixed-use
development that will bring together hotels, residences, retail,
and offices.
The development, of which the two new properties will
serve as key components, is conveniently situated within walking
distance to the Shilu Subway Station and 2.5 kilometers to Suzhou
Railway Station.
The Ritz-Carlton, Suzhou is expected to open in
December 2024. Designed by Remedios Studio, the hotel is expected to feature 190 guestrooms and suites; a range of dining
options including a specialty restaurant with an open kitchen, a
Chinese restaurant, a destination bar, and a lobby lounge; as well
as an indoor swimming pool;
fitness center; spa; and over
735-sqm of meeting and event facilities.
Set to open in June 2025, Marriott Executive
Apartments Suzhou will feature approximately 270 one and two-bedroom apartments with
separate sleeping, living and working areas. Additional planned
facilities include a 31-sqm meeting room, as well as a
Resident’s Lounge and a space that serves breakfast and evening
cocktails.
“We are pleased to announce our signing with
Marriott International,” said Wang Honglun, Co-President,
Huamao Group. “We are confident that this project will be a prime
example of business excellence, elevating our hospitality
offerings to world-class levels for locals and travelers alike.”
In Suzhou, Marriott International currently
operates 15 hotels across eight brands, including W Hotels,
Marriott Hotels, Renaissance Hotels, Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts,
Four Points by Sheraton, Element by Westin, Courtyard by Marriott,
and Fairfield by Marriott.
