Hard Rock International is to expand its
portfolio of hotels to Dalian, China.
The 200-room Hard Rock Hotel Dalian, in
collaboration with China-based Luneng Real Estate Group, is a
new-build, oceanfront resort which is scheduled to open in 2018.
With projects underway in Shenzhen and
Haikou, the Hard Rock Hotel Dalian will be the brand’s third
property in Mainland China.
“With the Chinese travel industry quickly
changing as leisure demand grows, we feel the music-centric
programming at Hard Rock Hotels will resonate well with Chinese
travelers who visit Dalian each year,” said Leong Wy Joon,
senior vice president of hotel development, Asia and India at Hard
Rock International.
Bordering the Yellow Sea, Dalian is
recognized as one of China’s major tourist destinations, drawing
more than five million visitors each year with its expansive
coastlines and easily accessible beaches.
The upcoming Hard
Rock Hotel Dalian will offer a vast array of amenities such as
multiple dining establishments, including both a casual and fine
dining signature restaurant, as well as a nightclub, kid’s club and
fitness center.
Hard Rock Hotels
Preview Center
To support the upcoming project, Hard Rock
International in collaboration with China-based Luneng Real Estate
Group, the developers of the project, will create the “Hard Rock
Hotels Preview Center” – a fully branded experiential space
located directly adjacent to the hotel’s building site.
Set to
open Spring 2016, the Preview Center will allow for both locals
and travelers to become familiar with the Hard Rock Hotels brand
by engaging with multiple signature offerings, such as enjoying
music memorabilia from Hard Rock’s collection of more
than 80,000 legendary items.
In addition, the space will feature
Fender guitar stations allowing for guests to interact with The
Sound of Your Stay music amenity program and Rock Spa
demonstrations, providing guests with an all-encompassing look at
the brand and what guests can expect from China’s upcoming Hard
Rock Hotels.
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