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Wyndham Brand to Expand in China With 337-Room Shanghai Hotel
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The Wyndham Baolian Hotel, scheduled to open in
The hotel will feature four full-service restaurants; two bars; lobby lounge; nightclub; Wyndham Blue Harmony(TM) spa and fitness center; swimming pool; business center; and 1,650 square meters of meeting space including a 1,000-square-meter ballroom, boardroom and additional function rooms.
The Wyndham Hotels and Resorts brand is scheduled to make its debut in the
Wyndham Hotel Group is the largest U.S.-based hotel franchising company in
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Located on
Wyndham Hotel Group, one of three principal components of Wyndham
Worldwide (NYSE: WYN), encompasses more than 6,550 hotels and 551,000 rooms in
59 countries on six continents under the Wyndham(R), Ramada(R), Days Inn(R),
Super 8(R), Wingate(R) by Wyndham, Baymont Inn(R), Howard Johnson(R),
Travelodge(R), Knights Inn(R) and AmeriHost Inn(R) brands. All hotels are
owned individually and operated independently or by Wyndham Hotel Management.
Wyndham Hotel Group is based in
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