Beijing Hotels

Blending rich history with modern wonder, Beijing is a fascinating introduction to the Middle Kingdom. For centuries a vast, walled city, now the capital is modernising at remarkable speed. You will be struck by the city’s history as well as its immensity. Beijing today is home to some wonderful five-star accommodation, delicious gourmet treats and fantastic shopping (as well as all the history and culture you could ask for!).

• China World Beijing Hotel
• Raffles Beijing Hotel
• The Peninsula Beijing

Chengdu Hotels

Capital of Sichuan Province, modern Chengdu offers visitors an intriguing mix of modernity and tradition with a history of nearly 2,500 years. For many Travel Indochina travellers visiting Chengdu, a highlight is the Giant Panda Breeding Research Centre, where we have a chance to see this remarkable endangered animal at an institute dedicated to the survival of the species.

• Sofitel Wanda Chengdu

Guilin Hotels

Famous for its unique limestone hill formations, Guilin is a pleasant, leafy town located on the banks of the Li River, and is one of China’s greener and more scenic cities. Two rivers meander through the city, which is encircled by mountains, stunning rock formations and caves. This dramatic limestone scenery has been an inspiration for poets and artists for centuries.

• Lijiang Waterfall Hotel
• Sheraton Guilin Hotel

Hong Kong Hotels

Combining both old and new, this former British colony is China’s bustling gateway to the south. From the fast pace of Hong Kong’s downtown commercial districts to the beauty of the island suburbs and harbours, this diverse and exciting city will amaze you with its thriving modernity, fascinating history and panoramic views.

• Peninsula Hongkong Hotel

Lijiang Hotels

Possibly China's most enchanting town. Nestled below the peaks of the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, Lijiang's old town is a refreshing contrast to the big cities of China.

• Banyan Tree Lijiang

Shanghai Hotels

Shanghai is the youngest and most cosmopolitan of China’s big cities – where classic historical and high-tech modern buildings sit side by side. Awesome skyscrapers, grand colonial buildings and high-end boutiques have flourished, whilst ancient tradition still lingers in the city’s bustling marketplaces, quaint teahouses and peaceful gardens. With its energetic and fascinating blend of old and new, Shanghai is justifiably China’s most exciting city.

• Portman Ritz-Carlton Hotel
• Pudong Shangri-la Hotel
• The Westin

Xian Hotels

Xian, China’s former capital, once rivalled Rome and Constantinople as one of the world’s greatest cities. Xian is one of the oldest settled regions of China, and evidence of human habitation here dates back to prehistoric times.  Xian is home to the remarkably well-preserved 2,000 year-old Terracotta Warriors and is one of the most fascinating destinations to explore in China today.

• Sofitel Renmin Square

Zhongdian Hotels

Long hidden from the outside world by its remote and rugged mountain surrounds, Zhongdian now welcomes travellers fortunate enough to journey this far into Yunnan Province.

Set high on the edge of the Tibetan Plateau, it is the culture and religion of Tibet that makes Zhongdian so special. Explore with us the monastery of  Songzanlin, entering the ancient world of Tibetan Buddhism, and perhaps meet one of the Living Buddhas who reside here.

Travel to outlying villages where age old traditions are maintained, and marvel at some of Yunnan’s truly awesome mountain landscapes. The roads are rough, but the rewards for journeying into this remote part of Yunnan are unforgettable. Don’t forget to try the yak butter tea - traditional Tibetan nourishment … for the adventurous palate only!

• Banyan Tree Ringha Hotel