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Tivoli debuts first China hotel
Europe based Tivoli Hotels & Resorts, has celebrated a milestone with its debut in China.
The 201-room Tivoli Chengdu at Cultural Heritage Park has opened, offering six dining and lifestyle venues.
The property also houses a 800-square-metre outdoor kids’ garden, a health centre, spa and a soon-to-open swimming pool.
Tivoli Chengdu has a 3,650-square-metre outdoor lawn ideal for weddings and social events.
It is located in the International Intangible Cultural Heritage Park, in Chengdu and enjoys direct access to the park’s exhibition halls.
It also has a Sky Bar offering panoramic views over the park, serving classic Tivoli cocktails.
A short walking distance from the hotel is Chengdu Metro Line 4, providing easy access to attractions such as the Broad and Narrow Alley, Qingyang Palace, and Tianfu Square.
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