With a flair for fun and an eye for clean, appealing design, Four Points by Sheraton covers all the basics including a comfortable bed, a great shower, and free high-speed internet access. The brand also delivers the Simple Pleasures guests enjoy while traveling such as warm pie, fresh coffee, free bottled water, and a wide selection of beers.

1. Four Points by Sheraton Lhasa, Tibet
Scheduled to open in 2007, Four Points by Sheraton Lhasa, Tibet will offer guests an affordable, comfortable hotel in one of the world's most spectacular cities. Situated in the center of the Tibetan Plateau, Lhasa is the capital city of Tibet and the political, economic and cultural center of the country. Lhasa is also a well-known resort destination that draws visitors for its stunning natural beauty, monasteries and famous Potala Palace. With an ideal location on the corner of East Lingkor Avenue and East Lingkor Road, Four Points by Sheraton Lhasa, Tibet will offer guests easy access to the city's primary tourist attractions, shopping areas and entertainment districts. The hotel offers 93 guest rooms, a meeting room, two restaurants and a lounge.

2. Four Points by Sheraton Lianyungang
As the first internationally branded hotel to open in Lianyungang, China, Four Points by Sheraton Lianyungang will provide a place for relaxation in a city bustling with energy. One of the first 14 coastal cities in China to open to foreign trade, Lianyungang has welcomed growing numbers of business travelers as well as tourists, eager to visit its magnificent, natural wonders such as Yuntai Mountain and Liandao Island. Scheduled to open in 2009, the hotel will include 254 guestrooms, more than 14,000 square feet of meeting space, two restaurants, and a bar and lounge.

3. Four Points by Sheraton Hainan, Sanya
Four Points by Sheraton Hainan, Sanya will be a new-build resort located at Sanya Bay on Hainan Island - China's premier resort destination known as the "Hawaii of China" due to its warm climate and miles of pristine beaches. Guests will also enjoy the rustic charm of Sanya, where they can explore traditional fishing villages and participate in festivals celebrated the region's indigenous tribes. Sanya is not only a popular tourist destination, but also a political, economic and cultural hub and foreign trade port. When it opens in mid 2010, the 405-room resort will offer guests three restaurants and a lounge, a comprehensive spa and health club, an outdoor swimming pool, and more than 20,000 square feet of meeting space.