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HYATT REGENCY JINAN No. 187 Jingsi Road Shizhong, District Jinan Shandong 250001 People’s Republic of China TELEPHONE +86 531 8828 1234 FACSIMILE +86 531 8778 1234 EMAIL [email protected] jinan.regency.hyatt.com ACCOMMODATION RESTAURANTS & BARS • 343 spacious and contemporary guestrooms and including 38 suites • Market Café • Work desk with high-speed broadband Internet • Lobby Bar • Telephone with voice mail and IDD • Su Yuan • MP3 docking station • Jinan Palace • Multi-channel LCD flat screen television with cable and satellite TV • In-room safety-deposit box ServiceS & FaCILITIeS • Rain shower • Airport limousine service • Regency Club™ • Hyatt e-Concierge • Tea and coffee making facilities • Multilingual staff • Foreign currency exchange RECREATIONAL FACILITIES • Full-service business centre • Health Club on Level 5 – this up-scale club offers a range of fitness, • Wireless internet access in the public areas of the hotel wellness and personal training programmes,as well as • Dry-cleaning, laundry and pressing services a 32-metre (105-foot) heated indoor lap pool • Daily housekeeping service • Fang Quan on Level 5 – a Hyatt Spa, custom designed to embrace • Lush garden offering an outdoor wining and dining experience the local environment and culture to provide an authentic experience. • 24-hour room service Fang Quan offers a wide variety of beauty treatments and massage services to soothe your senses POINTS OF INTEREST TRANSPORTATION • Baotu Spring Park • airport: 37 km; 35 mins / car • Daming Lake • Government office: 37km; 10 mins / car • Qianfo Mountain • Jinan Railway Station : 1.5 km; • Mount Tai 5 mins / car • Qufu • Jinan West Railway Station: 13 km; 25 mins / car VISITOR INFORMaTION • Jinan Shungeng exhibition Centre: 5 km; 10 mins / car • Language: Mandarin (Putonghua) • Currency: China Yuan Renminbi (CNY) LOCATION • Visas: all visitors must possess a • Hyatt Regency Jinan is situated in valid passport and visa / certificate the heart of Jinan’s Central District, • Climate: average temperatures vary adjacent to Wanda Plaza and from -10° C / 14° F in January to Wanda Office Tower, with easy 35° C / 95° F in July and August access to the Jinan Railway Station • Voltage: 220V and major city attractions 10.11.

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