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Shangri-La Guilin

Guilin, China · Shangri-La · High Luxury

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Shangri-La Guilin sits on the east bank of the Li River, surrounded by karst towers inscribed in 2014 as part of the UNESCO South China Karst World Heritage Site. Chinese painters have worked this landscape for more than a thousand years, and the tower-karst silhouette appears on the reverse of the Chinese 20-yuan banknote. The Li River valley near Xingping appears on the 20-yuan note, and the hotel keeps a small zoo on its grounds, unusual for a city resort in a major ecotourism hub.

About Shangri-La Guilin

History

Opened in 2010 as a resort on Guilin's karst landscape and the Li River; renovated in 2020. Distinct Chinese-style architecture set within gardens, in the city famed for its 'finest mountains and rivers under heaven'.

The setting

Nestled on the east bank of the Li River in Qixing District, surrounded by dramatic karst mountains and landscaped gardens; 1.6 miles from city center, near Diecai Park and 40 minutes from airport. 4 km from 14th-century Jingjiang Princes' City. 5 km from Reed Flute Cave.

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