Fraser Suites Opens in Suzhou, China

Frasers Hospitality has officially opened the Fraser Suites Suzhou. Set in two 55-storey towers topped with a multi-faceted diamond, Fraser Suites Suzhou is an iconic landmark in Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP), a Singapore-style industrial township set up and run by the China and Singapore governments.

The iconic towers were developed by Hong Kong-listed SPG Land, which recently opened the Peninsula Shanghai on the famed Shanghai bund.

With 276 exclusive apartments, Fraser Suites Suzhou occupies one of the two towers in the development.

Each apartment offers state-of-the-art electronic security and the latest technology for work and play; including wireless and broadband internet access, telephone with voicemail, advanced climate control, complete home entertainment system with LCD television, DVD player, audio system as well as satellite and cable networks.

Residents also have access to a business centre and The Retreat, as well as leisure amenities that include a private garden, golf simulator, tai chi court, children’s play zone, swimming and hydrotherapy pools.

“Fraser Suites Suzhou is truly a gem,” said Mr Choe Peng Sum, Chief Executive Officer of Frasers. “It is the tallest and most prestigious building located in the heart of Suzhou Industrial Park; surrounded by key businesses, yet in close proximity to leisure and entertainment facilities and the beautiful JinJi Lake. The ‘diamond’ that tops off the building features a Sky Lounge, cigar bar, billiards room and meeting rooms with a magnificent panorama of the city and the rest of the park below.”

Suzhou is today one of China’s top foreign direct investment destinations and Suzhou Industrial Park has more than 3,000 multinational corporations with utilized foreign direct investment of over US$15.9 billion. Singapore companies have also been flocking there; the Suzhou government announced that it has signed more than 30 agreements with Singapore companies worth over US$1.6 billion.

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