Cachet Hotel Group Announces First Resort Property in Guizhou, China

Posted in Future on 22 February, 2016

Located in Guizhou ProvinceChina, the dual-branded resort development Cachet Resort Wanfeng Valley is set to open with both URBN and Cachet Resort concepts in October 2016.

“We are pleased to partner with Cachet Hotel Group and look forward to incorporating their innovative brands into this project,” said Liang Shang Yan, Co-Chairman of Guizhou SenYao Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. “Travellers can now look forward to an unrivaled dimension of authentic local discovery, new experiences and innovative designs from the iconic Cachet and eco-friendly URBN brands, together with the benefits of Cachet’s technology platform.”

Designed by world-class Milan-based architect Stefano Boeri in tandem with Simon Ma – one of China’s most well-known, acclaimed artists – the resort complex will feature a 182-room Cachet Resort Hotel and a 71-room URBN hotel. In addition to well-appointed, design-focused rooms, signature amenities and personalized services, the lifestyle destination will also offer two restaurants and lounges. These will include a signature all-day dining venue and a specialty restaurant that will offer distinct culinary experiences for both guests and locals alike. Recreation facilities on property are set to include a swimming pool, spa and fully equipped fitness centre.

“We are proud and honored to partner with visionary developers SenYao Real Estate Development,” said CEO and President, Alexander Mirza. “This signing underscores our commitment to fulfilling the demand for lifestyle destinations in Asia and we look forward to bringing our tech-forward, innovative Cachet and URBN brands to Wanfeng Valley.”

The property will be on CHG’s revolutionary technology platform, CachetWorld, which is a lifestyle community that features a search and booking engine for boutique and lifestyle hotels and high-end residences worldwide.

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