voco Xiongan by IHG

Name: voco Xiongan by IHG
Address: No.135, Minglang South Street, Baoding, Baoding, Baoding, 71799, China
Rating: 0

1.2 kmfrom the city center

from CZK 1,660

Popular amenities

Free Internet
Parking
Bar or restaurant
For guests with disabilities
Conference hall

Available rooms

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Location

No.135, Minglang South Street, Baoding

Description of the hotel

Location

It’s nice to come back to a place where you can have a rest after an eventful day in the city Hotel «voco Xiongan by IHG» is located in Baoding. This hotel is located in walking distance from the city center.

At the hotel

You can stop by the restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available on the territory. Ask for more information when checking in. Specially for tourists who travel by car, there’s a parking zone. Accessible for guests with disabilities: the elevator helps them to go to the highest floors.

Additional services that the hotel offers to its guests: a laundry, dry cleaning and a concierge.

Facts about the hotel

Type of electrical socket

Type A

220 V / 50 Hz

Type G

220 V / 50 Hz

Type I

220 V / 50 Hz

Number of rooms and floors

129 rooms • 4 floors

Services and amenities

General

24-hour reception
Elevator/lift
Smoke-free property

Accessibility

Accessibility features
Wheelchair Accessible
Wheelchair access to restaurant

Services and amenities

Laundry
charged separately
Concierge services
Dry-cleaning
charged separately
Luggage storage

Meals

Breakfast
Restaurant

Internet

Free Wi-Fi

Languages Spoken

Multi-language staff

Parking

Parking

Business

Meeting and presentation facilities
Conference Hall

Pets

Pets Not Allowed

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 14:00

Check-out
Until 12:00

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 14:00

Check-out
Until 12:00

Additional information

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