Nanjing Fengsheng Five Seasons Hyatt Select Hotel hotel level●●●●●
Address:119 Software Avenue, Yuhuatai District, Nanjing
Opening: 2020 Rooms: 272
Hotel Phone:+ 86-25-69619999
The Nanjing Fengsheng Five Seasons Hyatt Select Hotel is located at the intersection of Andemen Street and Software Avenue, with zero distance connection to Exit 3 of Tianlong Temple Station on Metro Line 1, and enjoys the unique resources of Software Valley.
Nanjing Fengsheng Five Seasons Hyatt Select Hotel is a luxury business hotel that inherits traditional Chinese wisdom and practices a healthy lifestyle. It covers an area of 31000 square meters and has a total construction area of 81000 square meters, surrounded by four buildings. The hotel offers a variety of guest rooms, including spacious and elegant suites, providing a modern and elegant living environment with Chinese design elements for business travelers.
The four elegant restaurants all incorporate the concept of "five seasons and five flavors" and "occasionally not eating" to nourish the body and mind through dietary therapy. Among them, the vegetarian restaurant "Jia Shu" extracts organic farm ingredients and can customize health recipes according to guests' physical condition, exploring the art of vegetarianism together with guests.
The hotel has nearly 3000 square meters of conference space, including a 1200 square meter pillarless grand banquet hall, a 400 square meter multifunctional hall, and 5 multifunctional conference rooms, which can be flexibly divided to meet the needs of conferences and wedding banquets of different sizes and forms.
The hotel has innovatively created a nearly 5000 square meter exclusive space for Five Nourishing Activities, customizing personalized wellness services for guests based on the natural laws and wellness concepts of the five seasons, such as interactive Tai Chi and tea art experiences to nourish the mind.
The hotel is rooted in strong traditional Chinese culture, following the natural laws of the five seasons and the concept of health preservation, aiming to provide business travelers with a "Stay · Nourish · Healing" experience.
