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INTRODUCTION TO ACCOR CHINA
Accor was the first international hotel management company to enter China in 1985, with its first hotel opening in Guangzhou in 1988. Accor’s intention at the time was to open a series of traditional mid-product, three-star Novotels similar to those in Europe with 180-200 rooms each. Only later did the second generation of Novotels evolve into the larger four-star properties.
Accor currently operates a total of 28 hotels in China. All Accor hotels are situated in major metropolitan areas and gateway cities around the country. From the capital city of Beijing alone, major tourist attractions including the Forbidden City, Great Wall and the Ming Tombs can all be easily visited. Shanghai —China’s second largest city —is one of the fastest growing commercial and financial centres in the world. This exciting and glamorous city is well positioned for excursions to the West Lake of Hangzhou or the famous Shaolin Temples. Jinan, the birthplace of Confucius and the “City of Springs” is only slightly further afield.
Accor also has 16 hotels currently under development, Sofitel Zhongshan Golf & Resort Nanjing & Ibis Chengdu are scheduled to open in 2005. Sofitel Shijiazhuang, Sofitel Galaxy Nanjing, Sofitel Fizi Hainan, Sofitel Xanadu Resort Hangzhou, Sofitel Suzhou, Novotel Baiyun Airport Guangzhou, Novotel Zhongguancun Beijing, Novotel World Trade Nanjing & PuDi Boutique hotel Fuxing Parc Shanghai are scheduled to open in 2006. Sofitel Fizi Tianmu Lake, Sofitel Wanda Beijing, Sofitel Guangzhou & Sofitel Sheshan Resort Shanghai are scheduled to open in 2007. Sofitel Anting New Town will be opened in 2008. With numerous projects under negotiation in various key cities in China, Accor is well prepared and positioned to expand its Ch ina network. Accor’s major corporate offices in Asia Pacific region are located in Sydney and Bangkok. Accor’s corporate office in Shanghai serves the function of coordinating hotel operations and development in China. Accor is currently the largest and fastest growing hotel management group in the Asia Pacific region with over 238 hotels (44,386 rooms). In addition, some 58 hotels are scheduled to join the network over the next two years.
Being widely considered as the world’s largest hotel and touris m group - Accor’s hotel brands cover a full spectrum of the accommodation market, thereby offering travellers the most comprehensive selection of hotel styles and locations. Accor’s main hotels brands include: Sofitel (deluxe), Novotel (first class), Mercure (a multi-tiered mid-market brand), Ibis (economy class) and Formule 1 (budget).
Accor Hotels in China
Sofitel
Sofitel Boao, Hainan
Sofitel Hyland Shanghai
Sofitel Jin Jiang Oriental Shanghai
Sofitel Silver Plaza Jinan
Sofitel Wanda Chengdu
Sofitel Westlake Hangzhou
Sofitel Zhengzhou
Sofitel Grand Park Hefei
Sofitel Royal Lagoon Dongguan
Sofitel on Renmin Square Xian
Sofitel Plaza Xiamen
Novotel
Novotel Atlantis Shanghai
Novotel Oasis Beijing
Novotel Peace Beijing
Novotel Xinqiao Beijing
Novotel Hefei
Novotel Xin Hua Wuhan
Novotel Watergate Shenzhen
Novotel Bauhinia Shenzhen
Mercure
Grand Mercure on Renmin Square Xian Mercure on Renmin Square Xian
Century Run Hua Jinan
Panorama Century Court Shanghai
Ibis
Ibis Tianjin
Accor Hotels in Hong Kong SAR Novotel Century Hong Kong
Novotel Century Harbourview, Hong Kong Ibis North Point, Hong Kong
Other
Headland Hotel。