[2025 Zhuhai Stay] Travel Guide for MGM RESERVE HOTEL ZHUHAI (Updated Jun)

A Contemporary Lingnan Urban Retreat, an Elegant Chinese Garden Nestled at the foot of the undulating Phoenix Mountains, overlooking the serene Xiangshan Lake, the hotel's design draws inspiration from Lingnan culture, blending Cantonese gardens, modern architectural aesthetics, and the concept of traditional Chinese mansions. It creates a sanctuary where humans and nature coexist in harmony, offering a picturesque landscape for Zhuhai, this rising romantic city, a place to wander, admire, and reside. Embracing the core spirit of "Quintessential China, Contemporary Splendor," the MGM Mansion brand pays tribute to the rich heritage and contemporary vitality of Chinese culture. Each MGM Mansion hotel is built upon international luxury standards and the essence of Chinese culture, meticulously incorporating local cultural and natural elements to create a unique contemporary Chinese lifestyle experience for guests. Inspired by the Mountains, Contemporary Lingnan Charm Within the Phoenix Mountain Forest Park, the undulating terrain and intricate network of waterways not only depict the beautiful scenery of Lingnan but also form a natural barrier against the bustling city life. Following the contours of the mountains, drawing upon the water veins, sheltered by the forest, and enclosed by courtyards, the hotel is dotted with Lingnan mansions, creating a harmonious blend of dynamic and tranquil landscapes. Culture is not just about inheritance; it's about fusion and innovation. MGM Mansion at Zhuhai Xiangshan Hotel interprets Chinese hospitality with a "Contemporary Lingnan" style, showcasing the timeless charm of Chinese culture. Like entering a grand mansion, the carved beams and painted rafters reveal an elegant Eastern ambiance. Guests staying here can enjoy a unique contemporary Chinese lifestyle experience amidst the fusion of art, culture, and nature. Gardens with Ancient Charm, Where Nature Meets Culture In the hotel's public areas, the architectural language of Lingnan's ancient gardens and ancestral halls, adapted to the local landscape and climate, is reinterpreted with a contemporary Chinese aesthetic. The cascading water features from north to south eventually flow into the natural lake on the south side, creating a dynamic yet serene atmosphere. "Mountains, lake, forest, and courtyard" intertwine, with gentle breezes flowing through the courtyard gardens. Following the contours of the mountains, the low skyline allows the gardens to blend seamlessly with the woodlands. Courtyards and corridors define the boundaries of the space, while lush trees soften the building's outline, merging it with nature. Stroll through the beautiful Lingnan gardens, listen to the gentle flow of water, and admire the ever-changing scenery of the rock gardens and water features. Within the hotel, every step reveals a garden view, and every window frames a mountain vista, offering tranquility and escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. A Tranquil Retreat at the Foot of Phoenix Mountain, a Contemporary Oasis MGM Mansion interprets contemporary Chinese hospitality through the lens of MGM, creating a cross-cultural emotional resonance. Inheriting cultural heritage and poetic landscapes, the hotel incorporates Chinese red into elements such as flower windows and tea tables, representative of local characteristics, creating a Lingnan garden mansion where tradition and modernity complement each other. The hotel meticulously draws inspiration from local cultural and natural elements, employing contemporary design techniques to reconstruct the Lingnan style within the dynamic interplay of Chinese aesthetics. The 155 elegant guest rooms and villas interpret the understated yet distinctive charm of Lingnan mansions with a modern approach. The subdued color palettes, elegant solid wood furniture, and meticulous details create a unique contemporary Chinese lifestyle experience for guests. The Forest Villas and Lake Villas feature detached designs with front and back courtyards, embodying contemporary secluded living and reinterpreting the philosophy of "a great隱士 residing in the city." It's like being a guest in a grand Lingnan mansion, where both body and mind find tranquility. The hotel's meeting spaces feature a modern design that blends Chinese and Western elements, combining practicality and elegance. The spacious indoor banquet venues offer flexible event space customization, seamlessly integrating outdoor landscape views of the mountains and water gardens. The interplay of light and shadow creates a bright and airy atmosphere, making it an ideal venue for meetings, banquets, and exhibitions, exuding the grandeur of a mansion and showcasing a welcoming spirit. The hotel is committed to creating unforgettable sensory experiences for guests, featuring three dining venues: the Imperial Garden Chinese Restaurant, Fang Fei Yuan, and Pin Ju · Zhuhai. With views of lush tea mountains, rugged rock gardens, and the soothing sounds of flowing water, the dining experience is enhanced by captivating scenery. Here, guests can savor classic Cantonese flavors, experience the fresh and elegant flavors of Chinese cuisine, or indulge in exquisite Western dishes. MGM Mansion hotels not only meticulously craft spaces for gatherings but also aim to create a cultural haven. MGM Mansion at Zhuhai Xiangshan Hotel blends seamlessly with the local cultural heritage, highlighting the brand's unique character. It interprets the spiritual essence and grandeur of Chinese culture with an international perspective, allowing the world to experience contemporary Chinese hospitality and cultural brilliance.

At Zhuhai Xiangshan Yingbin MGM Grand Huafu Hotel, the first thing that strikes you is the breathtaking 12-meter-high atrium. The floor is paved with imported Italian snow-white marble that gleams like a mirror, perfectly complementing the custom-designed crystal chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. The light refracts through thousands of crystals, casting shimmering reflections on the marble floor. The rooms feature understated Morandi color palettes paired with dark walnut furniture, creating an atmosphere of refined elegance. They come equipped with 600-thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets, ergonomically designed seven-zone independent spring mattresses, and a "pillow menu" offering five different pillow options to ensure every guest finds their perfect sleep solution. Breakfast includes over 30 types of Cantonese dim sum like shrimp dumplings and crab roe buns. The Chinese restaurant, helmed by a Michelin-starred team, serves signature dishes like "Braised Abalone with Golden Soup and Wild Rice" - featuring locally farmed Zhuhai abalone paired with Yunnan plateau wild rice, simmered for 8 hours with aged chicken and ham for exceptional umami flavor. The fitness center boasts the latest Technogym equipment from Italy, while the 25-meter heated infinity pool turns swimming into pure enjoyment - with city views through glass walls and nighttime glimpses of Macau Tower's lights. Mornings invite strolls to nearby Xiangshan Lake Park for exercises amid lakeside scenery. Afternoons are perfect for visiting Beishan Cultural District's century-old renovated cafes. Evenings offer a 10-minute taxi ride to Lover's Road for sunset coastal walks.

Zhuhai Xiangshan State Guest House MGM Grand Huafu Hotel A Lingnan-inspired oasis hidden from the urban bustle ·Location: Nestled at the southern foot of Fenghuang Mountain, the hotel embraces lush hills and overlooks the shimmering Xiangshan Lake. Spanning over 76,000 square meters, it features just 140+ rooms and villas—a sanctuary beyond the city’s clamor. ·Design: A contemporary revival of Lingnan gardens Led by academician He Jingtang, with collaborations from CCD Design Group and Tino Kwan Lighting, the hotel reinterprets traditional Cantonese courtyard motifs like "four waters converging in a hall" and "scenes transforming with every step." Tea-terraced hills cascade in emerald layers, water features meander like ancient winding streams, and pavilions stand in poetic harmony. ·About MGM Reserve Celebrating China’s essence through a modern lens. MGM Grand Huafu, a luxury brand under MGM, embodies the concept of a "contemporary Chinese connoisseur’s residence." The name "Huafu" blends "Hua" (splendor) and "Fu" (majesty), reflecting an international perspective on Eastern cultural elegance. ·Room: Courtyard serenity, poetic seclusion With only 147 rooms, low-density layouts ensure every window frames a masterpiece. Even entry-level rooms feature private gardens or balconies, while villas offer secluded luxury—bamboo-lined front courtyards, water-adorned rear gardens, and whispers of cicadas and birds. Let mountain breezes rustle through trees, and you might forget the city entirely. ·F&B: Lingnan flavors, three restaurants, each a culinary revelation

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| Exploring Public Areas. China's high-end hotel market has become a strategic battleground for international hotel groups. To tap into this vast potential, several global hotel giants have launched localized brands tailored for Chinese consumers. Among them, InterContinental Hotels Group's "HUALUXE" brand stands out with its distinctive Chinese aesthetic design. Recently, MGM Resorts International officially entered China's luxury hotel market with its new high-end brand "MGM RESERVE," debuting at the Zhuhai Xiangshan Yingbin Hotel MGM RESERVE. This highly anticipated luxury hotel is set to open during the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival. Before its official launch, let's take an exclusive preview of the hotel's public areas and experience the charm of this top-tier Zhuhai property. Stepping into the hotel's public spaces feels like traveling through time into an elegant Lingnan-style mansion. The designers have masterfully blended traditional Chinese architectural elements with modern design language, incorporating Lingnan features like stained-glass windows, oyster-shell walls, and blue brick glazing. These traditional elements are reinterpreted with exquisite craftsmanship to create a new level of luxury. The floral arrangements throughout the hotel are particularly stunning, showcasing refined taste. Although the garden area is still undergoing final touches and not fully open yet, upon completion, it will offer guests an even more perfect stay experience. We hope you found this article helpful. Thank you for reading!

From the moment you step into the lobby, you'll be captivated by the "M"-shaped landscape logo—a fusion of MGM's iconic letter "M" with Chinese ink brushstrokes, where layered mountain peaks are outlined in bold yet poetic Eastern elegance. The hotel pays homage to Cantonese mansions with its "three-courtyard" spatial narrative while embracing local culture and natural beauty. Stroll through to admire stained-glass windows, blue bricks, latticework, and Manchu-style windows. Every detail whispers the refined charm of Lingnan. For instance, the Shiwan ceramic glaze installations in front of the villas intentionally preserve hand-pulled clay marks, embodying the soul of Shiwan's "rough materials crafted exquisitely." Sip the specially brewed "Crimson Snow Rose · Cold Cloud Infusion" in your room, savoring the joyful tea culture of Lingnan. Wander through this Lingnan garden estate, where walls, furniture, paintings, screens, and even bathroom amenities blend MGM's signature vermilion and burgundy hues 🔴. That touch of "Chinese red" clashes dramatically with the garden's greenery, creating a luxurious symphony of contrasts. 🌿 Nestled at the foot of Phoenix Mountain, the birthplace of Xiangshan culture, and overlooking the serene Xiangshan Lake, MGM Reserve feels like a biophilic utopia. Meander through the hotel's gardens, where every step reveals a new vista. Over 300 plant species thrive here—lychee, jackfruit, flame trees, starfruit… a veritable "edible micro-forest."

| The world's first MGM Grand Residences. Experience the world's first MGM Grand Residences with your puppy. In the misty rain of Zhuhai, encounter the romance of overlapping time and space ✨ Pioneer design is hidden between the white walls and black tiles. When the winding corridors of the Lingnan Garden gently embrace modern metal lines, every step is a contemporary expression of Eastern aesthetics. I love this warmth of "furry kids first" 🐾 The butler prepares pet beds/strollers/toys/pee pads. The way the puppy rolls around happily on the lawn is probably what happiness looks like 💫 📍Address: MGM Grand Residences, Xiangshan Guest House, Zhuhai