Shanghai Jin Jiang Hotel Shanghai

No. 59 Mao Ming Road ( S ) - Shanghai, China 200020

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	Clicca per vedere la foto          Located in the center of Shanghai, the Jin Jiang Hotel is where U.S. President Richard Nixon stayed when he signed the Shanghai Communique with Zhou Enlai in 1972, which re-established Sino-American relations. Built in 1929, green lawns and manicured shrubbery of the Jin Jiang make it a particular oasis amid Shanghai's urban heart, located on Mao Ming Nan Lu (Middle Road), a major city nightlife destination, and one block from Huai Hai Road, Shanghai's main shopping high street. The property is a short walk to the Shanxi Nan Lu Metro Station. From there, People's Square, The Bund, The New Shanghai International Convention Center and Pudong New Area are a few stops away. The Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport is 12 kilometers from the property and Shanghai Pudong International Airport is 50 kilometers away.
Business and leisure guests can choose from a myriad of facilities to enhance their stay, including restaurants well-respected for their expression of local Shanghainese cuisine, a 20-meter indoor pool, health club and six-lane bowling alley. The hotel also provides a business center, high-speed Internet access and conference/banquet facilities. The Jin Jiang Hotel Shanghai has 431 guestrooms and suites situated in three buildings, the 1929 North, 1932 Grosvenor House (modeled after New York's Barclay-Vessey Building) and the South Building. The North and South Buildings have undergone renovation in 1999 and 2005, respectively. Guestrooms in this classic luxury hotel highlight either European style with modern furniture or traditional Chinese decor with rosewood furniture. Thoughtful room amenities include bathrobes, blackout drapes, work desks, minibars and offer either garden or cityscape views.