Accor’s MGallery Brand Debuts Three New Hotels in Greater China

Accor’s MGallery Collection has expanded its presence in Greater China by launching three new hotels. The openings in Shenzhen, Wuxi, and Nanjing bring the total number of MGallery properties in the region to nine, with several more under development.

The Fashion Town Hotel Shenzhen, the Dangkou Ancient Town Hotel Wuxi, and the Ming Hotel Nanjing all promise to provide guests with luxurious, sustainable, and personalized service. These openings follow the recent launch of the Chengdu Expo Waterfall Hotel, another MGallery property.

Gary Rosen, CEO of Accor Greater China, described MGallery as one of the region’s fastest-growing hospitality brands. He emphasized the brand’s commitment to creating unique guest experiences that resonate with local culture and incorporate strong design identities and sustainable practices.

The Fashion Town Hotel Shenzhen, located in Longhua, aims to capture the spirit of the surrounding fashion district. The hotel features 262 guestrooms, several restaurants, a lobby bar, and over 1,654 square meters of meeting and banquet space.

The Dangkou Ancient Town Hotel is situated in the historic Taishi Mansion in Wuxi. It offers guests a fusion of ancient charm and modern elegance. The hotel includes 178 individually designed rooms, restaurants and lounges and more than 1,300 square meters of event and meeting spaces.

The Ming Hotel Nanjing, located on Changjiang Road, combines the city’s historical features with modern luxury. The hotel offers 160 rooms and suites, a signature restaurant, a rooftop terrace, and multiple function rooms for events and meetings.

MGallery, with over 120 properties worldwide and around 40 more under development, aims to double its footprint in Greater China by 2030. The latest additions in Shenzhen, Wuxi, and Nanjing strengthen Accor’s MGallery portfolio in the region, including properties in Chengdu, Mi’le, Changbai Mountain, and Hong Kong.