73 Guangzhou
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- One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Three Bathrooms
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Hot Tub & Outdoor Pool
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About this property
Discover the fascinating city of Guangzhou while residing in the grandeur of a fully serviced luxury residence. Ideal for international executives and families, Lcated inside the Financial District of Tianhe, giving you access to corporate headquarters, banks, and business offices as well as an abundance of gourmet dining establishments and shopping options. The well-appointed private residences complemented with the most contemporary business facilities, extensive recreational and personalized services offer a welcome alternative to a hotel. Explore the extensive historic culture of Guangzhou and relax within the sophisticated ambience, the security and spacious comfort of these exclusive serviced residences. Each of the 207 serviced residence units comes with an opulent living space that is designed with elegant furnishings, fully-equipped gourmet kitchens and state of the art communication systems including a private telephone number upon request and broadband internet access. The international family and business executive can relax knowing that every modern convenience is available to make their stay in Guangzhou efficient and pleasurable.
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About Guangzhou, China
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Guangzhou, formerly Canton, is China’s most active transport and trade hub and the third largest metropolis. A sprawling city, Guangzhou has gleaming towers and leafy lanes, and its history as a port to the South China Sea has given it a diverse population and colonial background whose mix results in a cosmopolitan flair. Also, the China Import and Export Fair – China's largest trade fair – receives thousands of international visitors twice a year.