380 South Huang Pi Road
Shanghai, 200021 Nightly Rates(328.00 - 358.00)3 Star
Property Description
Located at Xintiandi Plaza in the heart of downtown Shanghai, 88 Xintiandi is truly a one of a kind executive residence. Set in one of the city's most exciting and storied districts, the former French Concession, 88Xintiandi's pristine environment, panoramic lake view and unparalleled comfort and service present the ultimate choice for metropolitan living in Shanghai. All rates include complimentary breakfast buffet, high tea, tea and coffee throughout the day at Executive Lounge, broadband internet access, clothes pressing (on piece of garment upon arrival), shoe shine service, and welcome fruit.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Pool
Parking
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Room Features
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Room Features Include: Adjoining rooms on request.. air conditioning.. alarm clock.. balcony.. bathrobe.. bathroom-private with tub and shower.. CD Player.. Coffee Maker.. Computer modem hook-up.. Hair Dryer.. Iron-Ironing Board.. Mini Bar.. In Room Movies.. Pants Press-fee applies.. Refrigerator.. Safe.. Seating Area.. Soundproofing.. Television-Color Cable.. Telephone-Direct Dial multiline and speaker phone.. Turndown Service.. DVD.. Voice Mail.. Kitchenette with microwave- hot plate- pots- pans- plates- eating utensils. City views. Non smoking rooms available on request.
Superior Room
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Superior Room Superior Room with one double bed.. adjoining rooms on request.. air conditioning.. alarm clock.. balcony.. bathrobe.. bathroom-private with tub and shower.. CD Player.. Coffee Maker.. Computer modem hook-up.. Hair Dryer.. Iron-Ironing Board.. Mini Bar.. in Room Movies.. Pants Press-fee applies.. Refrigerator.. Safe.. Seating Area.. Soundproofing.. Television-Color Cable.. Telephone-Direct Dial multiline and speaker phone.. Turndown Service.. DVD.. Voice Mail.. Kitchenette with microwave- hot plate- pots- pans- plates- eating utensils. City views. Non smoking rooms available on request. Maximum 3 people permitted
Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room with one double bed, adjoining rooms, air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, bathrobe, bathroom-private with tub and shower, CD Player, Coffee Maker, Computer modem hook-up, Hair Dryer, Iron-Ironing Board, Mini Bar, In Room Movies, Pants Press-fee applies, Refrigerator, Safe, Seating Area, Soundproofing, Television-Color Cable, Telephone-Direct Dial multiline and speaker phone, Turndown Service, DVD, Voice Mail, Kitchenette with dishwasher- stove and toaster, free broad band internet connection. Average room measures 60 square meters in size. Lake views. Non smoking rooms. Maximum 2 people permitted.
Junior Suite
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Junior Suite with one double bed and a sofabed, adjoining rooms, air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, bathrobe, bathroom-private with tub and shower, CD Player, Coffee Maker, Computer modem hook-up, Hair Dryer, Iron-Ironing Board, Mini Bar, In Room Movies, Pants Press-fee applies, Refrigerator, Safe, Seating Area, Soundproofing, Television-Color Cable, Telephone-Direct Dial multiline and speaker phone, Turndown Service, DVD, Voice Mail, Kitchenette with dishwasher- stove and toaster, free broad band internet connection. Average room measures 60 square meters in size. Xintiandi views. Non smoking rooms. Maximum 3 people permitted.
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Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2PM
Check out time is 12PM
Time Zone is GMT+8
Opened in 2002
53 rooms.
0 suites.
7 floors.
Directions
Take the airport express Long Yang Road, Nan Pu Bridge Inner Highway. Huai Hai Zhong road exit, turn right to south Huang Pi road and hotel is on your right.
88 Xintiandi located at Xintiandi Plaza in the heart of downtown Shanghai, just 5 minutes walk to Huai Hai Road. Set in one of the city's most exciting and storied districts.
* Shanghi Pudong (PVG)* Shanghi HongQias (SHA)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Thru the Internet site where your reservation was made, must cancel 1 day prior to arrival to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/ or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
T8
* Serving continental cuisine. * Open 11am-11pm * 100 meters north
Va Bene
* Serving Italian * Open 11am-11pm * 100 meters north
Paulaner
* Serving German * Open 11am-2am * 100 meters north
La Maison
* Serving French * Open 6pm-12am * 100 meters north
Luna. Café
* Open 11am-2am * 100 meters north
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference Room
* 3 meeting rooms * 176 square meters in total meeting space available * Room capacity ranges from 6-70 people * Smallest room measures 22 square meters * Largest room measures 88 square meters * Contact property directly for further details
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation nearby
* Hiking Trails * Indoor swimming pool open 7am-12am * Massage Service - fee applies * Sightseeing Tours
Off-Site Recreation nearby
* Health Club open 7am-12am * Sauna/ Spa open 10am-12am * Squash courts open 10am-10pm
Attractions located nearby
* The Bund - 4km w * Yu Yuan Garden - 2km e * Huai Hai Road - 500 meters n * Peoples Square - 1km n * Dong Tai Road - 500 meters e * Fu Xing Park - 500 meters w * Xiang Yang Marker - 3km w * Shanghai Xintiandi - 0km * Oriental TV Tower - 5km e
* IBM - 500 meters n * Shuion Properties Ltd - 500 meters n * Bayer China - 500 meters n * Price Waterhouse coopers - 500 meters n * PFD Davis - 500 meters n * Abbott Laboratories - 500 meters n * Rui Jing Hospital - 2km w * Shu Guang Hospital - 500 meters e * Jiaotong University - 5km w
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