The hotel is situated in Lianjiang City, renowned as the "Hometown of Chinese Red Oranges" and the "Hometown of Chinese Rice Cookers." Located at No. 47 North Lianjiang Avenue, in the central area of Lianjiang City, it boasts a prime location with excellent transportation access. The hotel is close to the Tangshanling Ecological Scenic Area and adjacent to Hedi Yinhu Lake, one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Lianjiang. Government offices and public institutions are distributed around the hotel. It is only a 5-minute drive from Lianjiang Railway Station and Lianjiang Bus Terminal, a 40-minute drive from Zhanjiang West Railway Station, and a 60-minute drive from Zhanjiang Wuchuan Airport. The hotel is surrounded by numerous shopping centers, and its commercial area integrates dining, entertainment, and shopping.
Hotel Facilities: Vienna International is a mid-to-high-end brand under the Jinjiang Group. The hotel's guest rooms are decorated in the new V5.0 fully intelligent version, featuring a simple, fashionable, and luxurious style. It meticulously provides a comprehensive premium experience focused on value, artistry, environmental sustainability, health, safety, sleep assistance, and convenience, allowing guests to feel "the taste of a gentleman and the warmth of a lady." It is an excellent choice for business travel, meetings, and accommodation. The hotel offers executive suites for business meetings, modern and minimalist business rooms, and cozy audiovisual rooms. It is equipped with a self-service breakfast restaurant, a self-service laundry room, multifunctional meeting rooms, charging stations, a sunny parking lot, and an underground parking garage, providing comprehensive amenities. It is the preferred choice for tourism, vacations, meetings, and business travel.
"The hotel is fairly new and the room is very spacious. It is like a converted meeting room with a big projector screen. Beds are comfortable but the pillows are too soft. Breakfast is great for lianjiang. Decent choices and filling.
The hotel is a bit far from the shopping malls."