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For More Details Or Information, Please Contact Director of Sales And Monument of Liberation Hotel Exterior INTERCONTINENTAL CHONGQING Address 101, Minzu Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, 400010, People’s Republic of China Telephone (86-23) 8906 6888 Facsimile (86-23) 8906 6999 Management InterContinental Hotels Group Holidex Code CHGHA Website www.intercontinental.com General Manager Ms.Sharon Fraser Toll Free Reservation No. 400 8840 888 Email: [email protected] For more details or information, please contact Director of Sales and Marketing-Rowena Zhang Sales Office 12th Floor, 101, Minzu Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, 400010, P.R China Contact No (86-23) 8906 6888 Ext: 6618 Fax No (86-23) 8906 6656 Email [email protected] THE HOTEL The InterContinental Chongqing, offering the finest five-star accommodation, facilities and services in the centre of Chongqing to cater to the most discerning travelers whether on business or for leisure. Including spacious rooms and suites, executive floors with private lounge, efficient business centre, large selection of bars and restaurants plus a comprehensive range of other leisure facilities such as swimming pool, spa, massage, gymnasium etc. Elegant banqueting, conference and meeting facilities and most importantly warm, friendly, attentive and caring service. InterContinental Chongqing’s entry into this city brings a new era to the Chongqing hotel landscape as the hotel offers spectacular city views and a landmark building in the cosmopolitan skyline nestled between the famed Jialing and Yangtze Rivers. As the city’s premier hotel, the InterContinental Chongqing exemplifies the excellent service and attention to detail for which the InterContinental name is globally renowned. LOCATION InterContinental Chongqing is centrally located in the heart of Chongqing’s Central Yuzhong District, the city’s business, shopping, sightseeing and entertainment district. Within walking distance are the famous Jeifangbei (Liberation Tower) and Yuzhong District where lie some of Chongqing’s famous hot pot restaurants which in Chongqing is a “must try” cuisine and also well known throughout the country…….…..Hat’s off for not being timid with spices. Chongqing International Airport is situated approximately 25kms or 20 minutes drive from the hotel. Page 1 of 7 ACCOMMODATION The hotel has 338 generously proportioned guestrooms, suites, Club InterContinental floors and the grand Presidential Suite serviced by 6 high speed elevators. Guest rooms are based on suites concept, most of which range from 43 – 48 square meters in size, while suites range from 62 – 339 square meters. All guest rooms are elegantly appointed to meet the needs of the discerning business traveler while maximising on comfort and look out to the glory of exciting city views, best described as a visual collage of old and new Chongqing. Every room is equipped with conveniently located bedside controls, individually controlled air conditioning, private bathroom with deep tubs and separate showers, three telephones (bedside, writing desk and bathroom) with 2 IDD dual lines, voice messaging, high speed internet access and wide load private in- room safe. All rooms have double-glazed windows, remote control colour television with 50 international & domestic cable and satellite channels. Tea and coffee making facilities together with a personal bar are provided. The busy executive will appreciate our suites offering large and comfortable workstations with two-telephone lines and broadband access. The plush furnishings offer a comfortable backdrop to the luxury sofa and armchair, which provide cozy retreats within the living area of the room. The hotel has four Club InterContinental floors, rooms for non-smokers and facilities for the physically challenged. Studio Suite Superior Room Premier Suite CLUB INTERCONTINENTAL Club InterContinental (located on level 35 to 38) offer business travellers the highest levels of comfort and convenience. The hotel-within-a-hotel concept offering the discerning business travellers the ultimate in personal service and care. Club InterContinental lounge is located on level 37 with a panoramic view of the entire Chongqing inner-city and is open daily from 06:30 to 23:00 hours. The seating capacity of the Club InterContinental lounge is for 55 guests complete with 2 meeting rooms for 4 to 10 persons and 4 working stations with internet access. Exclusive registration and checkout in the private lounge. Meeting space, mini-library and secretarial support. Guests staying at Club InterContinental Rooms and Suites will have exclusive access to the Club InterContinental lounge enjoying a series of complimentary services such as breakfast featuring both international and variety of local favourites, afternoon tea and evening refreshments. CATEGORIES OF ACCOMMODATION th th P P 20P to 34P floor Room Category No. of bedroom Ave. Size (m²) No. of units Bedding options Superior Room 1 43m² 168 King or Twin Deluxe Room 1 48m² 87 King or Twin Studio Suite 1 62m² 10 King Business Suite 1 108m² 21 King * Executive Suite 2 142m² 2 King Wheelchair Access Room 1 43m² 2 Twin th th P 35 to 38P floor – Club InterContinental Room Category No. of bedroom Ave. Size (m²) No. of units Bedding options Club Room 1 48m² 25 King or Twin Club Studio Suite 1 62m² 3 King * Club Premier Suite 1 91m² 12 King * Club Business Suite 1 108m² 2 King * Club Executive Suite 2 142m² 3 King * Club Family Suite 3 288m² 2 King * Presidential Suite 1 339m² 1 King * With kitchenette Page 2 of 7 Page 2 of 7 Grand Ballroom BANQUET AND MEETING FACILITIES From lively cocktail gatherings to sumptuous banquets, the hotel caters for every event with only the finest facilities, modern equipment and first class service. The magnificent Grand Ballroom is matched with the quality of its catering and state-of- the-art audiovisual equipment. Banquet choices range from Western-style to traditional Chinese cuisines, while meetings and conferences enjoy full audiovisual facilities, including advanced multi-media presentation and video conferencing facilities. All banquets and meeting facilities will be revolutionary in the market place, which include wired/wireless broadband, built- in LCD screens in meeting rooms, built-in projection screen and projectors in the ballroom. The Grand Ballroom also incorporates a spacious pre-function area. In addition, the hotel offers thirteen function rooms and high-tech Boardroom. At the InterContinental Chongqing we believe that incentives, meetings and conferences should be unique experiences. This is why we take great care to add a special touch of creativity to every aspect of the event. We can create special themes for delegate arrivals, for coffee breaks and of course, for meals. We can tailor the theme to suit your purposes or we can offer a choice of stylish, pre-planned themed events, with either an Eastern or Western cultural flavour. Our professional Meeting Sales Team will attend to your every detail and provide you with the most efficient service for your meetings and functions. Boardroom Dimension Classroom Reception (LxW,M) Location U Banquet Theatre Ceiling (Sq.M) (H,M) - Area Shape Function Rooms Grand Ballroom Level 11 31 x 20 620 6m 400 650 400 600 250 250 -Ballroom I Level 11 12.6 x 15 190 6m 100 180 80 150 80 80 -Ballroom II Level 11 8.5 x 15 125 6m 60 100 60 100 60 50 -Ballroom III Level 11 11 x 15 166 6m 100 150 80 150 80 80 Imperial I Level 11 7 x 8 56 3m 20 30 20 20 21 20 Imperial II Level 11 7.5 x 8 60 3m 20 40 20 20 28 20 Boardroom Level 11 7.5 x 8 60 3m -- -- -- -- -- 20 Mayor’s Suite Level 11 7.5 x 8 60 3m 20 30 20 20 21 20 Dynasty Lounge Level 10 16.5 x 8.5 140 3m 30 50 50 70 -- 24 Qin Level 10 8 x 8 64 3m 30 40 20 30 28 20 Han Level 10 9 x 8 72 3m 30 40 20 30 28 20 Sui Level 10 6.5 x 8 52 3m 20 30 10 20 21 18 Tang Level 10 8 x 8 64 3m 30 40 20 30 28 20 Song Level 10 8.5 x 9 76 3m 30 40 20 30 28 20 Yuan Level 10 6 x 8 48 3m 20 30 10 20 21 18 Ming Level 10 6 x 8 48 3m 20 30 10 20 21 18 Qing Level 10 6.5 x 8 52 3m 20 30 10 20 21 18 A perfect unconventional venue option away from the traditional function room for the up- Level 40 market events, high fashion, jewelry exhibition or product launch for exclusive showcase. An Sky Room ideal venue for private pre-dinner cocktails. Page 3 of 7 DINING & ENTERTAINMENT Outlet Location Description Perfect for business or casual gathering with a view onto the throbbing pedestrian streets. Lobby Lounge offers specialty coffees, innovative cocktails and live 1st Floor entertainment. The perfect place to see and be seen, relax, unwind and listen to the soothing music where you can indulge in a delightful drink and light snacks. Open daily from 08:00 to midnight and weekend till 01:00. A perfect harmony between contemporary design and authentic Cantonese or Sichuan cuisine featuring the freshest ocean delicacies. For those who appreciate the finer things in life, Emerald Sea offers tantalizing creations in a contemporary and avant- garde setting. One of the city’s most elegant dining experiences, Emerald Sea will 8th Floor dazzle diners with sumptuous dishes made with sublime skill and delivered with unobtrusive but expert service. Extensive wine list spanning a global selection of vintages. Emerald Sea also features a luxury dining hall and 13 luxurious private dining rooms. Open daily for lunch from 11:30 to 14:30 and dinner from 17:30 to 22:00. Our contemporary spread features an extensive selection of International cooking; Asian & Western specialties to appease all palates.
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