The epitome of immersive dining. The Imperial Banquet at Wu Palace takes you on a journey through a thousand years! Covering an area of 32,000 square meters, Wu Palace in Suzhou embodies the essence of classical Chinese architecture and Suzhou gardens. From the ‘Small Flying Rainbow’ and ‘Eight Ponds Reflecting the Moon’, part of the eight scenic spots of Wu Palace, to the ancient city walls of the Jinshan Stone architecture complex, the garden filled with seasonal flowers and fruits, and the small bridges and flower windows teeming with cultural allusions, every aspect reflects the profound heritage of Wu Palace, a feast for the senses.
The hotel is strategically located within a 4A scenic area, seamlessly integrating with numerous historical sites and rich cultural landscapes. The Western branch is situated in what was once the post station of the Wu Kingdom, equivalent to a state guesthouse today. After renovation, it harmoniously blends traditional Chinese architecture with elegant Suzhou-style gardens. The main entrance features towering city walls and a gate tower, exuding an air of classical elegance.
The ‘Imperial Chefs’ at Wu Palace trace back to the royal feasts of the Han, Tang, Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties, sourcing ancient recipes to create a modern culinary experience. Each dish is prepared ‘served individually’, recreating the ceremonial essence of a thousand-year-old court cuisine. Open all year round, accessible 24 hours a day.
Imperial Banquet at Wu Palace
The epitome of immersive dining. The Imperial Banquet at Wu Palace takes you on a journey through a [...]
