Shangri-La expands in Hong Kong: 4th hotel in the pipeline

Shangri-La is planning to build a new Traders Hotel in Hong Kong - the hotel group's fourth hotel on its home turf - after winning the contract to acquire land from the government. The project is expected to be completed within three years.

We will have to wait until 2015 to see the future Traders Hotel open its doors in Hong Kong, on Hung Luen Road, in the Hung Hom Bay district: Shangri-La has just confirmed the acquisition of a building put up for auction by the government, which will enable the construction of a new hotel, as well as a multi-purpose complex, intended for both business and leisure customers. Hong Kong's orginal hotel group is thus carving out a prime location on its home turf, banking in particular on easy access and proximity to the future cruise terminal in Hong Kong Bay.

The new 15-storey Traders Hotel will offer 698 rooms with a minimum surface area of 32m², overlooking Victoria Harbour. Three restaurants are also planned, as well as a vast 1000m² fitness centre, an outdoor swimming pool and a 700m² function room.