Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake. In China’s most picturesque setting, Four Seasons reveals an intimate lakeside village, melding centuries of tradition with chic contemporary style. Convenient to business and shopping, discover a tranquil enclave, woven with ponds, streams and lagoons. Experience the gentle spirit of Chinese hospitality in exclusive private dining rooms and resort-style recreation, including two swimming pools and a cutting-edge designer spa. Deftly sophisticated Four Seasons care instills confidence and delight.
Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake
ROOM TYPE:
Lagoon Suites
Lagoon Suites are corner suites offering a king bedroom with separate living area, a 14 square metres (150 square feet) terrace offers extended views. Lagoon Suites are 130 square metres (1,399 square feet).
Lake Suite
This 140 square metres (1,506 square feet) corner suite offers fantastic views of picturesque West Lake and landscaped gardens from a 23.5 square metres (253 square feet) terrace.
Garden Villas
Perfectly secluded at one end of the Hotel, a magnificent three-bedroom Garden Villas each feature a private swimming pool and landscaped garden, offering larger families, groups of friends or private gatherings space to relax and entertain.
Presidential Villa
Located at one end of the hotel, the Presidential Villa is a magnificent three-bedroom villa featuring a private swimming pool and landscaped garden, making it ideal for larger families, groups of friends or private gatherings.
JIN SHA: At the heart of Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake will be Jin Sha Restaurant, a dining experience that promises to keep local gourmands coming back for more, and travelers from afar recommending it to friends. Featuring exquisite Shanghainese, Cantonese and classical local cuisine presented by an attentive Four Seasons staff, Jin Sha will be a lively bar for pre-dinner drinks and a chic restaurant suitable for business meetings and social occasions. There are eleven private dining pavilions that allow guests to entertain discreetly. Terraces afford lagoon views and willow-veiled glimpses of West Lake, enhancing a truly memorable dining experience.
WLB: Short for West Lake Bistro, WLB is a comfortable, all-day restaurant serving both Asian and Western cuisine. Relax indoors in bright interiors, or outdoors on a terrace overlooking the swimming pool and enchanting West Lake. Discover delicious options for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake
LOBBY LOUNGE: Nestled beside the front reception area in a comfortable and welcoming setting, the Lobby Lounge is the perfect place to meet or relax. Traditional tea service highlights Hangzhou’s famous green tea, Longjing.
THE BAR: Offering a dynamic atmosphere, The Bar is an appealing destination for drinks and entertainment. The menu presents a varied selection of premium liqueurs and champagne.
24 HOUR IN-ROOM DINING: Four Seasons In-Room Dining is a fine-dining experience within the comfort and convenience of your guest room or suite. Choose from an extensive menu – day or night – that is ideal for timezone-hopping travelers and impromptu meetings, or for quiet, private dining. It is available 24 hours a day.
DESIGN CONCEPT: One might imagine that Four Seasons Hotel Hangzhou at West Lake has been there for a very long time, because although it’s newly built, it adheres to a traditional regional style known as Jiang Nan. Characterised by pagoda-like peaked roof pavilions linked by walkways through carefully landscaped water gardens, Jiang Nan was popularised during the Song, Ming and Qing dynasties. The colour palette features white walls, black tiles, gray rocks and red columns in harmony with natural greens and browns, and blue sky. The use of water features such as lagoons and streams allows for cooling in hot weather. The small scale of Jiang Nan gardens provides an intimacy and connectivity with nature as bamboo represents forests, and rocks are reminiscent of walking in quiet valley riverbeds. It’s a style that encourages a feeling of unity with one’s environment, an elegantly calm existence sought by emperors, and travelers, for centuries.
With its gardens, lakeside setting and resort-like amenities, guests may imagine they are in a country club, rather than an urban hotel just minutes from business, shopping and cultural attractions.
