Four Points by Sheraton Opens in China’s Guizhou Province

Starwood has expanded its global portfolio of Four Points by Sheraton Hotels with the opening of Four Points by Sheraton Bijie, the first Four Points property in Guizhou Province.

Four Points by Sheraton Bijie is located in the city’s business center on Dongsheng Road (Kaihang Road), across the street from the Qixingguan District Government Offices.

The hotel is part of a complex that houses the city’s largest shopping mall. It is just minutes from Bijie’s coach station, and a 25-minute drive from Bijie Feixiong Airport.

“As the first internationally branded hotel in the market, Four Points by Sheraton Bijie is well positioned to deliver an unparalleled guest experience backed by an uncomplicated comfort and great service,” said Mr.Tom Feng, General Manager of Four Points by Sheraton Bijie. “The opening of the hotel is certainly an exciting period for both the brand and the city, and we look forward to welcoming our first guests.”

The hotel's dining options include The Eatery, the hotel’s signature restaurant serving global cuisines from an international buffet, and the Lobby Lounge which offers a relaxed space for guests to enjoy Best Brews, Four Points signature beer program, which includes a range of local and international branded beers.

For meetings and events, Four Points by Sheraton Bijie provides 1,193 square meters of versatile function facilities, including a pillarless ballroom with a ceiling height of 6.7 meters and four multifunction rooms suitable for a range of business needs.

The hotel will also offer a state-of-the-art fitness center with 1,000 square meters of space, including a well-equipped gym, yoga room, sauna, steam room and an indoor heated swimming pool. All such facilities are also scheduled to open at the end of March 2014.

As part of the hotel’s opening, Four Points by Sheraton Bijie is offering an introductory package of RMB680 net per night in a Comfort Room, with buffet breakfast for two persons. This special offer is valid until 31 March 2014.

Located in Guizhou province in the southwestern part of China, Bijie is a multicultural region rich in beautiful natural tourism resources, including Zhijin Cave Scenic Area, one of the most spectacular karst caves in China; Caohai Lake, the largest plateau freshwater lake in Guizhou and an ideal habitat for birds; and One-Hundred-Li Azalea Belt, the largest primeval azalea forest in China where some festivals of the Yi and Miao ethnic minorities are held.