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Four Seasons Hangzhou lies on the banks of West Lake amid acres of landscaped gardens. A little gem, built in Jiang Nan style – pagoda roof pavilions, rows of red columns and traditional Chinese water gardens. It may seem quite understated at first glance, but step inside, and you are confronted by a dazzling interior that combines both Chinese and Western elements in a tour de force of contemporary design.
The accommodations at Four Seasons Hangzhou are appropriately restful, with wood- and silk-panelled walls complemented by subdued shades of dove gray, pale yellow and cream. As you would expect from Four Seasons, all contemporary amenities are provided, and the marble baths are peerlessly well-appointed and equipped with soaking tubs as well as walk-in showers. The public areas, however, are intended to amaze, and no expense seems to have been spared to create an overwhelming impression.
The spa at the Four Seasons, Hangzhou has 9 treatment rooms offering traditional Chinese and Asian therapies. There are two restaurants including Jin Sha, which specializes in Shanghainese and regional cuisine. In the hotel grounds are a mesmerizing flow of flower-rimmed footpaths, ponds, streams, bridges and glorious greenery of all kinds that you need to walk to get the full picture. Excursions include tours around the lake on traditional wooden boats, complete with a picnic lunch arranged by the hotel.
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Location Four Seasons Hangzhou is set on the historic West lake, close to Hangzhou city, the capital and largest city of Zhejiang Province in Eastern China. This intimate lakeside Zen retreat with a blend of chic contemporary style, is a tranquil enclave for both business and leisure travellers.
Getting There Four Seasons Hangzhou, is 45-minute drive from Hangzhou Airport. The Hangzhou International Airport serves domestic and International flights. Hangzhou is about 180 kilometres from Shanghai. A bullet train zips here from Shanghai in a smooth 45 minutes, while the new maglev train is under construction.
When to go The best time to visit Hangzhou is during the spring (March to mid-May) and Autumn (mid-September to November) when it is pleasant, dry and cool. Winter is cold at just above freezing with heavy humidity. Spring is a good time to see the peach blossom when the weather remains cool. The temperature rises in June, followed by rain that lasts until September. Temperatures range from 2°C - 8°C in January, to 25°C - 33°C in July.
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