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Axis Tradefactsheet A HIDDEN ENCLAVE OF EXOTIC TROPICAL BEAUTY Tucked away in the primeval forests of China’s Yunnan Province, Anantara Xishuangbanna Resort nestles a sweeping curve of the Luosuo River, blending contemporary style with awe-inspiring scenery. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens filled with the sweet scents of passion flower and wild orchid, elegant rooms and luxurious pool villas feature indigenous art and Anantara’s signature comforts. Sitting at the threshold of a region rich in cultural experiences and astonishing natural beauty, guests can meet the last wild Asian elephants in China and Xishuangbanna’s diverse ethnic tribes, visit famous tea plantations and take part in colourful folk traditions on a village tour. Opening Date 4th February 2013 Address: Menglun Town, Mengla County, Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, 666303, P.R. China Telephone: +86 691 893 6666 Facsimile: +86 691 893 6001 Email: [email protected] Web Address: xishuangbanna.anantara.com LOCATION Anantara Xishuangbanna Resort offers unprecedented access to the emerging and pristine destination of Yunnan. With close proximity to the borders of Laos and Myanmar, the resort is ideally situated at the crossroads of some of Southeast Asia’s most distinctive cultures, and overlooks the scenic Luosuo River. Management: Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas Ownership: Yunnan Provincial Tourism Investment Co.,Ltd ACCOMMODATION Deluxe Garden View Room 64 sqm of comfortable space features a king size bed and a bathroom with a rain shower and terrazzo tub. Relax on your balcony’s lounger or at the table and chair, admiring lush garden views with iPod tunes playing. Enjoy air conditioned comfort inside as you catch up on emails andwatch a movie. Deluxe River View Room Watch the pretty Luosuo River glide by from your balcony’s table and chair or comfy lounger. Offering 64 sqm of luxury, the choice of a king size bed or twin beds is accompanied by an exotic rain shower and separate terrazzo bathtub, elegant furniture, evocative artwork and high tech entertainment amenities. Deluxe Garden View Terrace Room Hideaway in a well-appointed 64 sqm interior that blends cultural charm and modern creature comforts, with the choice of a king size bed or twin beds. A spacious 54 sqm terrace invites you to relax on a lounger or the built-in sofa and to dine outside, surrounded by fragrantgardens. Deluxe River View Terrace Room Rest after a day of exploration with great in-room entertainment, including an iPod dock. Make a tea or coffee and catch up on emails in your 64 sqm haven. Enjoy nature’s fresh airand river views on the 54 sqm terrace, featuring a sun lounger, built-in sofa and dining table. Anantara Pool Villa These elegant villas offer a generous 140 sqm indoor living space. The bedroom and lounge open onto your 70 sqm sundeck, complete with loungers and a coffee table, a 23 sqm pool and a chaise longue in the poolside dining pavilion. While the temptation of sumptuous outdoor BBQs is accompanied by 24 hour butler service. Garden View Pool Villa (Two Bedroom) These stunning villas cover 240 sqm and feature a master bedroom with a king size bed and a second bedroom with twin beds, as well as a separate lounge. Tropical pleasures range from a 34 sqm pool and 70 sqm sundeck with loungers, to a pavilion featuring a chaise longue, an outdoor dining table for BBQ meals prepared by an Anantara chef, and 24 hour butler service. River View Pool Villa (Two Bedroom) Admire the Luosuo River from your 240 sqm two bedroom villa, complete with 24 hour butler service. Within your villa’s walled terrace, a 34 sqm pool and 70 sqm sundeck with loungers is joined by a BBQ and poolside pavilion with a stylish chaise longue. Royal Pool Villa (Three Bedroom) This one of a kind sanctuary comprises a 140 sqm one bedroom Anantara Pool Villa and a 240 sqm two bedroom River Pool Villa that are connected via a private pathway, allowing you to hideaway in blissful seclusion and share quality time with family or friends. 2 ROOM SIZE (Sqm) MAXIMUM ROOM ROOM TYPE TOTAL EXTRA BED INDOOR OUTDOOR OCCUPANCY (INCLUDES BATHROOM) (SUNDECK) 29 Deluxe Garden 64 8 Yes 2 Adults + 1 Child View Room All King beds or 3 Adults 11 Deluxe River View Room 64 8 Yes 2 Adults + 1 Child 7 Kings 4 Twins or 3 Adults 29 Deluxe Garden View 64 54 Yes 2 Adults + 1 Child Terrace Room 22 Kings 7 Twins or 3 Adults 11 Deluxe River View 64 54 Yes 2 Adults + 2 Children Terrace Room 7 Kings 4 Twins or 3 Adults 16 2 Adults + 1 Child Anantara Pool Villa 140 70 Yes All King beds or 3 Adults 2 2 Adults + 1 Child Garden View Pool Villa 240 216 Yes 1 King 1 Twin or 3 Adults 4 2 Adults + 1 Child River View Pool Villa 240 216 Yes All King beds or 3 Adults 1 Royal Pool Villa 380 290 Yes 2 Adults + 1 Child 2 Kings 1 Twin or 3 Adults TOTAL 103 VILLA FEATURES ROOM FEATURES • Villa enclosed by a walled terrace • Privatebalcony with a table and chair • Sundeck with loungers and a coffee table • King size bed or twin beds • Traditional outdoor shower • Bathroom with a rain shower and • Private swimming pool terrazzo bathtub • Poolside dining pavilion with a chaise longue • 40” LCD TV with satellite channels • Outdoor barbecue grill • iPod dock and DVD player with home • King size bed theatre system • Living room • Internet access • Bathroom with stand alone bathtub, • Electric kettle rain shower and double vanity units • Mini bar • Dressing area • Individually controlled air conditioning • 40” and 46” LCD TVs with satellite channels • iPod dock and DVD player with home theatre system • Internet access • Espresso machine • 24 hour butler service GUEST SERVICES • Specialty restaurant serving Thai, Dai and Yunnan cuisine • Fitness centre with 24 hour access • Cooking classes • Business centre with WiFi and iPads • Anantara Spa • Central swimming pool and sundeck with poolside bar • Yoga and Tai Chi classes overlooking the river • Dining by Design LOCAL AREA EXCURSIONS Choose from a range of organised and independent excursions that connect story collecting travellers to the diverse natural and cultural attractions of thisbreathtaking corner of Yunnan. • Manfeilong – The White Pagoda • Authentic Dai villages • Private bicycle tours • Tea plantation excursion • Guided tours to limestone caves and ancient waterfalls • Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden RESORT AREA EXCURSIONS Every day Anantara offers a range of activities that immerse guests in the rich culture of our unique destination, and provide inspiring ways to energise or wind down. • Anantara Cooking Class School: Spice Spoons • Tea tasting journeys • Yoga and Tai Chi classes • Swimming pool and poolside bar • Mahjong • Table tennis • TV games • Library • Children’s and teen’s clubs • Corporate team building activities DINING Manfeilong Enjoy a stylish restaurant and terrace setting with tranquil river views, where the senses are stimulated by interactive live cooking stations. Each day begins with an extensive breakfast buffet of Asian and western favourites. A la carte lunches, specialising in noodle and dim sum creations, lead into à la carte or buffet dinners that showcase the unique flavours of the region through authentically prepared Dai and Chinese specialties, in addition to a great selection of western dishes. Opening hours: Breakfast 06:30 am - 10:30 am Lunch 12:00 noon - 02:30 pm Dinner 05:30 pm - 10:30 pm Cuisine: Breakfast - Asian and western Lunch - Live noodle station and dim sum Dinner - Chinese, Dai and international buffets with optional à la carte menu Seating capacity: Air conditioned dining room - 60 seats Poolside terrace - 55 seats terrace Dai Lounge Admire a garden, pool and river outlook. Relax in an inviting haven of soft comfortable furnishings, soothing background music and a casual, friendly ambience. Enjoy light snacks throughout the day and delightful experiences with our Tea and Coffee Gurus. Return in the evening to find a sophisticated pre- and post-dinner drinks setting. Sip fine wines by the glass and imaginative cocktails, or choose from a selection of liqueurs and spirits. Opening hours: 09:00 am - 11:30 pm Cuisine: Wine bar, imported and local beers, refreshing drinks, high tea and picnic baskets Seating capacity: Air conditioned lounge - 40 seats Garden terrace - 22 seats Mekong Inspired by the countries through which the Mekong River flows, this specialty restaurant offers inviting indoor and outdoor dining experiences, overlooking the Luosuo River. Expand your culinary horizons with sublime dishes from Dai, Thai and Chinese cuisines. Private dining rooms are also available for guests wishing to host special events and private dinner parties. Opening hours: Lunch By appointment only Dinner 05:30 pm - 10:00 pm Cuisine: Specialty Dai, Thai and Chinese cuisines Seating capacity: Air conditioned dining room - 50 seats River view terrace - 22 seats 2 private rooms - 22 seats Luosuo Relax into the flow of poolside bliss by the river, refreshed and replenished by a wide range of beverages and a tempting lunch menu. Choose between delicious snacks, Italian pizzas and pastas, or fresh healthy salads. Indulge in a cool treat from the homemade ice cream bar. Sip exotic thirst quenching drinks, cool beers, elegant wines and signature cocktails. Relaxing evenings serve a sumptuous menu of marinated meats and seafood that are barbequed to perfection, accompanied by tasty side dishes and wok tossed delicacies. Opening hours: 11:00 am - 11:00pm Cuisine: Lunch - Western snacks, Italian cuisine, salads and homemade ice cream bar Dinner - BBQ specialties Seating capacity: Air conditioned dining room - 32 seats Poolside terrace - 60 seats Lotus Lounge Partake in a traditional Yunnan Pu’er tea ceremony or a traditional high tea of delectable treats with an eastern twist.
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