Grand Mercure Oriental Ginza Shenzhen, managing by Accor, stands in the heart of the Futian Central Business District, right next to the Zhuzilin Metro Station.
It takes only 20 minutes from the Shenzhen Airport as well as Lowu Railway Station and 15 minutes to the port of Huanggang and Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre. A magnificent structure housing contemporary and stylish facilities for accommodation, dining and conferences. It features 481 rooms with a choice of bay or mountain views, 5 restaurants with different flavors, 5 bars, fitness centre, sauna and indoor heated swimming pool for enjoyment. Its strategic location in the city centre affords guests easy access to the city’s numerous shopping facilities and entertainment places, such as The Window of the World, Happy Valley, Coco Park, etc. Grand Mercure Oriental Ginza Shenzhen is the perfect choice for travelers to this dynamic city.
Location:
Located in the central business district of Futian, Shenzhen next to the city’s metro – Zhuzilin Station. Just 15 minutes to the Luohu Railway Station, 20 minutes to Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport and 5 minutes to Hi-Tech Exhibition Centre & Huanggang Port.
From Hotel(Zhuzilin Station) to Lo Wu Station is 15 Km with 15 minutes duration.
From Hotel to Hi-tech Exhibition Centre / Huanggang Port is 6 Km with 5 minutes duration.
From Hotel to Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport is 40 Km with 20 minute duration
From Hotel to Main Scenic Spots* is 4 Km with 3 minutes duration...
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Shenzhen : China is a land of extremes, and is one of the most remarkable travel destinations on the planet. Comprising soaring mountain ranges, tropical beaches, thriving cities and spectacular ancient and modern architecture, it is certainly equipped to cater for its millions of yearly visitors. With a history dating back over 6,000 years, this might explain the China’s reputation for being somewhat, 'culturally idiosyncratic'. China borders 14 nations, has a population of 1.34 billion (the biggest in the world) and can claim to have pioneered many of the innovations that make up the foundations of the modern world including paper, the compass, credit banking and gunpowder. At its core China offers visitors a thrilling menu of experiences, whether hiking along the Great Wall, following the famous Silk Road, taking a cruise down the Yangtze River, or shopping for cheap secondhand goods to luxury designer products. Popular recreational pursuits include golf, trekking, hiking, bike excursions (over 300 million people get around by bike here) and traditional Chinese wellness practices such as massage, acupuncture and Reiki healing.
