La Quinta by Wyndham brand to debut in China
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts announces he imminent debut of the La Quinta by Wyndham brand in China with the opening of La Quinta by Wyndham Weifang South scheduled for late December.
The arrival of La Quinta by Wyndham in China marks the latest stage of its global development strategy, and the latest addition to its Asia Pacific portfolio, which comprises over 1,600 hotels across 20 markets.
La Quinta also currently operates in New Zealand with further plans to expand there.
The brand also has a presence in the US, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, and Turkey.
In addition to China and New Zealand, La Quinta by Wyndham has also announced plans to further expand in the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and the Republic of Georgia.
There are more than 175 La Quinta hotels in the development pipeline.
"The launch of our La Quinta by Wyndham brand in China marks our latest milestone in expanding Wyndham’s multi-brand strategy across the country. There is a strong demand for branded accommodation in emerging cities all across China – including Weifang – which is fast becoming a thriving destination for business and leisure."
The hotel features 200 guestrooms and suites.
There is an executive lounge, complete with private check-in/check-out, dedicated concierge services and an exclusive meeting room.
It houses a Fit Lounge, a 600-square metre gym and yoga room.
There is a choice of three restaurants; Xian Café is a vibrant all-day dining destination with show kitchens and panoramic windows, specializing in fresh seafood, Japanese delights and desserts.
The Tasty is a specialty hotpot restaurant and the hotel’s Chinese restaurant, Xiang Palace, presents fine Cantonese and Shandong cuisine.
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