New World Hotel Wuhan Opens Its Door On April 15, 2008

Wuhan, Hubei (March 19, 2008) /China Newswire/ — Managed by the New World Hotel Management Limited, the New World Hotel Wuhan opens its doors on April 15, 2008. New World Hotel forms a part of new integrated complex – New World Centre, comprising the New World Hotel Wuhan, 5A-rated offices, New World Department Store and deluxe residential property. Perfectly situated in the heart of Hankou’s business district, the hotel enjoys a premier location. It is just a stroll from Wuhan International Exhibition & Convention Centre, a 30-minute drive from the Wuhan Tianhe Airport and 5-minute drive from the Hankou Railway Station.

The 5-star 27-storey hotel features 327 guest rooms and suites in stylish décor. All rooms are equipped with LCD TV, individual controlled air-conditioning, broadband Internet access, 2 lines phone, bath and shower cubicle.

In July 2008, the Executive Floors, locates from 25/F to 27/F, will offer exclusive benefits and privileges for those discerning business travelers. The Executive Lounge, on 26/F, is exclusive for Executive Floors guests. Overlooking a spectacular view of Wuhan, the Lounge provides complimentary continental breakfast, evening snacks and cocktails, as well as wireless Internet access.

The hotel also features 880 square meters of multi-purpose function space, including a 440 square meters pillarless grand ballroom and 5 conference centres of varied sizes, 2 restaurants, Lobby Lounge and Piano Bar, making it a perfect location for all corporate and social events. On 6/F, the Podium Garden is an oasis consisting of outdoor tennis court, outdoor swimming pool and outdoor jacuzzi. In addition, the Health Club, Sauna & Steam Room set the stage for relaxation and rejuvenation.

For more information or reservations, please call (86 27)8335 2199, (86 27) 8335 2198 or visit www.newworldhotels.com.

New World Hotel Management Limited (NWHML) is a member of New World Group. Hotels currently under the New World brand are located in Beijing, Saigon, Shanghai, Shenyang, Xian, Wuhan, Dalian (opening 2008) and Macau (opening 2008).