Two pools offer twice the pleasure. Sunbathe and take refreshing dips at the Miao-inspired, butterfly-shaped swimming pool set in tropical gardens. Alternatively, escape the sun and feel energised by laps in the generously sized indoor pool, resting after on comfy loungers. Refresh with a selection of drinks and snacks on offer at each poolside bar.

Head to our state-of-the-art gym to keep up with your workout or try something new – whether you need to burn off stress or indulgence, tone and firm with weight training, or sharpen the mind with martial arts. 

Open 6.00 am – 10.00 pm.

Curl up in a cosy armchair, or take in the morning sun out on the terrace, with old favourites or a new discovery from our selection of Chinese and Western classics, biographies, and a diverse range from our literature portal.

Submit to a journey of relaxation and healing at Anantara Spa.

Hide away in a luxurious treatment suite, closing your eyes and tuning out the world, or admiring vivid mountain views. Experience China’s ancient healing traditions. Reap holistic benefits with age-old therapies from across the region. Relax and beautify with Western techniques that deliver dynamic results.

Thousand-year settlements and older dot Guizhou’s landscape, from small hill tribes to dynastic homages. As well as the famed garrison town of Qingyan and Miao village of Xijiang, explore lesser known gems such as nearby Shuanglong with its mythic canyons.

Head out to Zhenyuan, a fine example of classic architecture, with the Wuyang River carving a picturesque S through this heritage town.

Follow in history’s footsteps with a trip to the Zunyi Meeting Hall, where Mao Zedong was first elected to the leadership of the Communist Party in 1935.

A sobering visit to the Xifeng Concentration Camp, the largest Kuomintang prison, is a must. And a fun day for all is to be had at Maotai, famed for its liquor distillery – the preferred drink of China’s revolutionaries – as well as being a historic stop on the Red Army’s Long March.

As well as boasting China’s largest waterfall at Huangguoshu, the Guizhou landscape offers a plethora of natural discoveries to be made.

Explore a stalagmite-punctuated labyrinth of caves at Longgong, the Dragon Palace, the nation’s longest and the largest water cave. Make a pilgrimage to Mount Fanjing, a UNESCO biosphere with breathtaking rock formations, and a sacred Buddhist site.

Let our caring and energetic staff keep your little ones (3-6 years old) and older ones (6-12 years old) enthralled. With a range of interactive games, creative activities and playtime, it’s easy for the kids to make new friends and enjoy their own special holiday. A babysitting service is also offered for parents wishing to enjoy time on their own.

We invite the little ones to don a cap and join in our dedicated children’s classes at Spice Spoons. Head off to the market or the garden with Chef, to hunt down an array of fresh produce and ingredients. Learn easy techniques to flavour and garnish, with a whole host of Asian and Western recipes on hand. Then proudly present your dish to the parents.

24-hour advance reservation required.

Family dining is easy, with dedicated menus and silverware available for the kids at each of our dining outlets. As well as chefs on hand to cater to your preferences, we offer a dedicated kids’ buffet to keep the little ones entertained and satiated.