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Zhongnan Waterfront Hotel is managed by Shenzhen Zhongnan waterfront hotel management company, a famous hotel management company from Shenzhen. The hotel aims to create a new concept of green, environmental protection and energy saving. The guest rooms are of different styles, overlooking the modern skyscrapers in Lujiazui and the classical buildings on the Bund. You can have a panoramic view of Suzhou River and Huangpu River at night; The family room is warm and childlike.
The interior design of the hotel is unique and modern. It combines local history, Shanghai style culture and natural elements to meet the physical and mental needs of modern Chaozhou people for business and leisure. A number of different areas of flexible combination of conference rooms are equipped with advanced audio-visual equipment, suitable for undertaking all kinds of business meetings. Located on the 15th floor of the hotel, pujiangge river view restaurant has an invincible view. You can have a panoramic view of the Pujiang River and the Bund by looking out from the window. It also has three boxes. It is a good place for your private parties and high-end business talks. Hotel gymnasium, children's entertainment room, for your business trip multiply infinite vitality and fun.
Business is on the way, you are here. Zhongnan Waterfront Hotel, the high-end boutique business hotel around you.
How far is the hotel from Pudong International Airport Shanghai?
Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel is 31.1km from the airport.
Does Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel offer airport shuttle service?
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel.
Does Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel have a pool or gym?
The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel have a restaurant?
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Does Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel accept credit card payments?
No, the hotel does not accept credit card payment.
How much is the breakfast at Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel?
Each costs cny78 for extra breakfast.
How much does it cost to stay at Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel?
The room prices is from cny699, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Can you see the river view in the room? How far is it to walk to the Bund?
The view of each room type is different, please check the room type introduction for details. The hotel is only 10 minutes walk to the Bund.
I stayed at this hotel on the Bund in Shanghai for 3 days, and I haven't even opened the navigation much
This time I came to Shanghai to visit, I decided to stay at Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel and after three days, I wanted to give a heads up recommendation to all my friends who came to Shanghai. It's located at 53 Huangpu Road, a 10 minute walk to the Bund, surrounded by local delicacies hidden by locals. I didn't have to detour to all the popular check-in points, and the time I spent checking routes was all over the province.
The convenience of transportation is really impeccable. It only takes 10 minutes to walk from Tiantong Road Station on Metro Line 10, without having to drag a suitcase and squeeze through the crowds on the Bund. There is a bus stop at the entrance of the hotel. There are several direct routes to core scenic spots such as Yu Garden and Nanjing Road. If you don't want to wait for the bus, you can get a taxi at the entrance at any time. It only takes 10 minutes to cross the river from Lujiazui, and you don't need to take a long detour to the tunnel. I landed at Hongqiao Airport and took Line 2 to Line 10 for a 40 minute direct ride, without feeling embarrassed with my suitcase. Friends who come by car don't have to worry, the hotel comes with its own exclusive parking lot. After parking, you can walk or ride shared bikes directly to nearby attractions, without having to compete for expensive paid parking spaces in the core area.
The most amazing thing is the 15 minute walking circle around, which directly captures the fireworks atmosphere of old Shanghai. Take a few turns downstairs and you will find our own pan fried restaurant that has been open for over 20 years. It costs 12 yuan for 4 pieces and has a crispy and juicy base, which is much better than the ones in popular online stores that cost only a few tens of yuan. Eight minutes later, there was an old Wonton shop in Shanghai that was still open at 2:00 in the morning. After visiting the Bund in the late night, he could pack a bowl of hot Wonton and return to the hotel. It was so fresh that he even drank all the soup. There are three time-honored snack shops with different tastes around. Fresh meat mooncakes and loaf cakes are all fresh and hot. You don't have to go to the old alleys to find them. You can go downstairs to realize the freedom of Dim sum. Even the seafood market that local talents go to is within a 15 minute walk. If you want to buy some fresh seafood and find nearby small shops for processing, it is much more cost-effective than eating in the scenic area.
The routes to the popular punch in points are all "short and fast": walk 5 minutes to Garden Bridge of Shanghai, and take photos of old Shanghai without crowds; Walk along Huangpu Road for 10 minutes to reach the Bund Observation Deck. You don't have to squeeze into Nanjing East Road with the large army, and you can leisurely stroll past just in time for the sunset on the Huangpu River; If you want to go to the North Bund to see the panoramic view of Lujiazui, you can get there 10 minutes by bike sharing, half of the people are less than the Bund viewing platform, and the river view taken does not need P at all; if you go to the Yu Garden Lantern Show, you can take the bus 20 minutes directly, and you don't have to go out two hours in advance to catch the subway. If you want to clock in at the Nanjing Road Walkway, you can walk for 15 minutes. After shopping, you can directly return to the hotel. You don't have to squeeze the subway for half an hour to drag your tired body back.
I didn't do any complicated strategies in the past three days. I woke up and went downstairs to have a fried chicken. I walked slowly to the Bund to see the river scenery. I came back at night and bought a small Wonton for supper. I didn't even open the navigation. Before, when I came to Shanghai, I used to be afraid of staying too far away and wandering around tourist attractions for two hours. But this time, I realized that choosing the right transportation and nearby destinations can double the happiness of the entire trip.This foreign-related hotel has welded together the business needs of the core area
This quarter, I came to Shanghai's North Bund to connect with the project. Previously, I always chose a business hotel in Lujiazui for commuting detours. This time, I was recommended by my peers to stay at Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel and stayed for three consecutive days, which directly refreshed my understanding of business accommodation in the core area of Shanghai. It is located at 53 Huangpu Road, a 10 minute walk to the Bund, and the core office buildings in Lujiazui and North Bund are all within a 20 minute commuting circle. Even the efficiency and comfort of business trips are fully utilized.
Its location is perfectly suited to the needs of business people, with a 10 minute walk from the Tiantong Road subway station directly to the hotel, without having to drag a suitcase around the crowded Bund. We can go to the financial industry park in Lujiazui to discuss matters within 15 minutes by taxi, completely avoiding the most congested section of the Yan'an Expressway during the morning rush hour. On my first day at the project review meeting at 9am, I didn't have to go out an hour in advance to grab a car. I could leisurely finish breakfast and wander around, and I could also organize materials at the venue half an hour in advance. There is a dedicated temporary parking spot right outside the hotel entrance, where customers can be picked up and dropped off without having to spend time searching for parking spaces on the roadside.
The business river view room I booked completely hit all the pain points of business travelers: a 1.4-meter-wide independent office area was left by the window, the Ethernet interface was buried directly under the desktop, and there was no need to pull the charging cables all over the floor. I held a cross-border video conference for two nights, and the internet speed was stable throughout the entire process without dropping a single cable. The Lujiazui river view behind me was praised by the client as "a good place to choose". The sound insulation in the room is particularly solid, even if there is traffic passing by on Huangpu Road downstairs, closing the door leaves only a quiet working environment, and the idea of changing the plan will not be interrupted at all. The wardrobe is equipped with a hanging iron as standard, which can iron wrinkled suits straight in the first 5 minutes of meeting customers, without having to spend extra money on a dry cleaner. The most considerate thing is the room service. I told the front desk in advance that I would stay up late to change the project materials, and they took the initiative to adjust the cleaning time to the afternoon instead of knocking on the door and disturbing my thoughts.
As a well-established foreign-related hotel in the Bund area, its business facilities have completely exceeded expectations. The multi-functional conference hall equipment it comes with is all new. I made a last-minute reservation for a small venue for 12 people, equipped with projection and high-definition video conferencing systems. The staff also provided free Chinese and English paper and pencil, as well as customized tea breaks, saving me a lot of last-minute preparation time. The executive lounge is located on a high-rise building, facing the entire Huangpu River. Customers can enjoy coffee and chat about projects at the lounge, with a wide and quiet view, which saves a lot of trouble compared to going to a high-end coffee shop outside. The 24-hour business center can print and bind both Chinese and English materials at any time. I need to rush for a bilingual bidding document after 1am, call the staff, and it will be bound for me in 10 minutes.
In the evening after finishing work, it takes only 10 minutes to walk to the Bund for a walk, blowing the evening breeze of Huangpu River, and relieving all the fatigue of the day's work. I used to think that business accommodation in the core area of Shanghai was either expensive or crowded, but after staying at Shanghai Bund South China Harbour View Hotel this time, I realized that choosing the right place to stay allows me to relax a lot even during business trips.