Radisson Collection is settling in Chengdu

Radisson Collection is setting up shop in Chengdu, at the Business & Innovation Centre for China-Europe Cooperation (CCEC).
The Radisson Collection Hotel, Hi-Tech Zone Chengdu.
The Radisson Collection Hotel, Hi-Tech Zone Chengdu.

Chengdu affirms its status as the gateway to Southwest China for international exchanges, and Radisson Collection is drawing the consequences. Jin Jiang International Hotels and Radisson Hotel Group are inaugurating their very first regional address under this brand there, within the Business & Innovation Centre for China-Europe Cooperation (CCEC), the China-Europe cooperation platform supported by the Chinese authorities and the European Commission, which serves as a hub for external exchanges in the west of the country.

The hotel occupies floors 31 to 46 of the Cloud Yunduan tower, a two-minute walk from Tianfu 5th Street metro station and Tianfu Software Park, and about twenty minutes from Tiexiang Temple Riverfront. The 178 rooms and suites strike a balance between contemporary European refinement and nods to Sichuan heritage, featuring curved lines, subdued lighting, integrated home automation, and large bay windows opening onto the Jinjiang River and the Chengdu skyline.

The dining experience offers several settings depending on the occasion. Atrium All-Day Dining, conceived as a European courtyard, offers international cuisine all day; Jin Chinese Restaurant, inspired by Shu brocades and the Silk Road, is designed for business meals and more intimate receptions featuring Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine; the Vela Lounge, with its panoramic view, hosts private events and professional meetings, while the Ethereal Lobby Lounge relies on a jade-inspired decor for moments of relaxation.

For MICE events, the Radisson Collection Hotel, Hi-Tech Zone Chengdu boasts two ballrooms, measuring 322m² and 280m², with decor inspired by the Southern Silk Road. Complementing these facilities are a heated indoor swimming pool, a spa, and a gym on the first floor of the annex building.

" We are delighted to welcome our first customers to a city renowned for its openness, vitality and cultural richness. ", summarises Dai Fangyi, the institution's general director, who sees in this opening " a new benchmark for international services in Chengdu.