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Wug 0821 A15.Indd CHINA DAILY AUGUST 21, 2011 • PAGE 15 AROUND SHENZHEN CITY VIEW HOTELS To make Shenzhen a vital, scenic and creative place to live, visit and play, China Daily and the Shenzhen bureau of city administration are conducting a joint survey. Th irty Vision Fashion Hotel Shenzhen attractions are listed online for you to vote on at http://211.147.20.198/dyh/index.shtml. 深圳视界风尚酒店 Huaxin subway station 华新路地铁站 Gangxia north station 岗厦北站地铁站 Th e streetscape around Huaxin subway station has been given a facelift . A huge golden Gangxia North station is an ordinary subway station in Shenzhen, but the layout sculpture representing “more happiness” stands overlooking Central Park on the other of its entrance and exit is unique. It highlights urban environmental development. side of a lake. Leafy trees and shady lanes provide the best environment to view the sculpture. Surrounded by lush trees and lawns, the best way to get into the station is by walking through tree-lined lanes. Opened in 2008, Vision Fashion Hotel, Shenzhen is located in the Shenzhen Grand Th eater in Th e MIXC and Dong- men commercial district. Guests who stay in the hotel can easily visit the Leechee Park and the Deng Xiaoping Portrait just across the street. Th e hotel is only a fi ve- minute drive from the railway station and the Grand Th eatre station of subway Line 1. Th e hotel off ers 100 rooms in 60 design styles, 32-inch widescreen multi-system LCD TVs, electronic safes, air condition- ing, mini bars, room service, satellite TV channels and broadband. Guests can also enjoy services provided in Vision Res- taurant, Quanyue SPA, Material Life Bar and Art Salon. Th e unique world music audio-visual system and humanized ser- vice facilities make the hotel unique. Address: No 5018, Shennan East Road, Luohu district, Shenzhen Surrounding: Dongmen Commercial Area, Huaqiangbei Commercial Area Accepted payment: American Express, MasterCard, Visa, Chinese yuan Fortune Hotel, Shenzhen 深圳财富酒店 Fortune Hotel is an affi liate enterprise of Shenzhen Time Fortune Group. Now, it is under Fortune Hotel Management Company, Shenzhen. This four-star hotel is located in Huangqiaobei, where Shennan Road and Huaqiang Road meet in Futian district, which is regarded as the fi rst-class business circle in Shenzhen. The location is near the subway station, and the traffi c is very convenient. Th ere are 152 guestrooms and executive suites. All the rooms are equipped with LCD TV sets, satellite TV programs, free high-speed Internet, mini clubs, intelligent room systems and international/domestic direct-dial phones. Th e hotel also provides room service, laundry and shoeshine service, and off ers fruit, free newspapers, trans- fer service with luxury cars and mobile phone rental. The business center of Fortune Hotel is equipped with all kinds of facilities, which can provide services, including secretarial and air tickets booking. Guests can use the reading room, where they can surf the Internet and read all kinds of books for free. Shenzhen Antique City 深圳古玩城 Address: 3021 South Huaqiang Road, Shenzhen Antique City is one of the largest private antique art markets in China. It is also the only professional antique market approved by the Shen- Futian district, Shenzhen zhen municipal government. Founded in 2002, Shenzhen Antique City covers 450,000 square meters, with more than 700 antiques dealers and 800 merchants Surrounding: Shenzhen Exhibition Center selling Pu’er, Tie Guanyin, black and flower teas. The market specializes in the sale of antiques, jewelry, folk art, ethnic crafts, stamps, coins and thousands of Accepted payment: American Express, other miscellaneous products. Zhou’s Art gallery, Zhuo Jade Museum and Zhou’s Tea Gallery showcase an array of antiques representative of the local culture. MasterCard, Visa, Chinese yuan.
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