Dusit International debuts luxury wellness resort in China
Thailand based Dusit continued its expansion in China with the opening of Dusit Thani Tianmu Mountain, Hangzhou – its 11th luxury Dusit-branded property in China.
Located at Tianmu Mountain, the resort is 60 minutes by car from Hangzhou and a 90-minute drive from Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport.
Offering Dusit’s singnature Thai-inspired hospitality, the resort comprises 160 spacious villas and guest rooms on the outskirts of the Tianmu Mountain National Nature Reserve – a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Alongside a Chinese restaurant and an all-day dining restaurant, it houses a wellness centre, Dusit Wellness, with an outdoor swimming pool, a gym, and Namm Spa.
The resort also offers event space for weddings, and business and social functions, with a ballroom.
“Dusit Thani Tianmu Mountain, Hangzhou has all the elements in place to deliver the memorable experiences our guests,” said Suphajee Suthumpun, Group CEO, Dusit International.
“We look forward to shaping the resort into a must-visit destination that offers a luxurious gateway to this magnificent area.”
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