Park Hyatt Changbaishan will reopen on November 30 after almost two months of maintenance and refurbishment works.
The property – Hyatt’s first ski resort to open outside the United States – features 163 rooms ranging from 55 sqm to 484 sqm spread over ten villas, ideal for private family gatherings or large conferences. Each room sports heated floors and a tub in the bathroom.
Guests enjoy sprawling views of the surrounding snow-capped mountains from the rooms and the heated indoor and outdoor pool. There is also a fully-equipped gym, a spa and Living Room, the hotel’s residential style all-day dining venue, serving a selection of Western and Chinese comfort food for lunch and dinner.
Visitors staying at Park Hyatt Changbaishan may use all facilities of neighbouring Hyatt Regency Changbaishan.
The intimate resort events centre is spread across 260 sqm and comprises a small ballroom, meeting room, boardroom and VIP room.
The resort is a 20-minute drive from Changbaishan Airport, from where there are daily flights to Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai.
The highest peak in a range that borders China and North Korea, Changbai Mountain has a 5A rating as a Scenic Spot from China’s National Tourism Bureau and enjoys a reputation as ''the highest mountain touching heaven.'' Meaning ''ever white'' in Mandarin, it is also said that when couples visit Changbai, they will stay together for their entire life – even after their hair grows white. This romantic region has spectacular scenery, a rich ecological environment and its own unique culture and food that make it a standout destination.
“Opening these two properties here at Changbai Mountain has been quite a privilege,” said Anthony Gain, General Manager of Park Hyatt Changbaishan and Hyatt Regency Changbaishan. “It is an absolute joy to welcome travellers to this incredibly beautiful and historic location in China, and I am confident that both Park Hyatt Changbaishan and Hyatt Regency Changbaishan will exceed guest expectations, whether they are in town for skiing, spa breaks, business or simply to relax and take in the great outdoors.”
For more information, visit park.hyatt.com
Dominic Sebastian Lalk
