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Royal Court Hotel, Shanghai
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Location: Luwan - XinTianDi & Huai Hai Rd
Address: 7 Of Lane 622 Of Middle Huai Hai , Shanghai, China
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Royal Court Hotel Shanghai Info
This luxury business class hotel, situated on Middle Huaihai Road, is within proximity to a host of public transport venues. Guests will enjoy a location that is less than five-minutes walking distance from the South Shaanx Metro Station as well as a unique array of shopping, entertainment, and commercial areas. The famous Bund is only a 15-minute drive away, and the Huaihai Zhonglu culture district is right around the corner. The service apartment style rooms are richly detailed and expertly decorated with a unique Chinese-Western fusion style that is satisfying. The on-site Chinese restaurant serves a vast compilation of quality fair that is authentically produced and distinctively presented in an elegant atmosphere. The Royal Court Hotel is an ideal venue for long-stay travelers who want the convenience of a fully serviced apartment plus an excellent location.
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Guest Rating: 7 |
graham C.
 New Zealand
Couple
Date of Stay: 13 Sep 2009
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location,spacious deluxe suite,outlook toward pearl tower in the distance.
hard bed,lift not working,had to walk up 6 flights stairs for 2 days.
location royal court hotel shanghai in luwan district was great.food outlets and cafes and bakeries within easy walk.shopping plazas and designer stores danger to your wallet.a block behind the hotel were the hutongs,smiling locals welcome you to walk in their lane.the pulse of this fantastic city is alive and well.I plan to return, the same room, the same hotel.
Sightseeing/Attractions Tip : shanghai tourist information centre not far away
| 2nd stay, 2nd review |
Guest Rating: 6.7 |
chad K.
 United States
Business Traveler
Date of Stay: 27 Jul 2009
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This was my second stay here, I came back to save a few bucks in my last few days in SH... Basically the rooms are big, and the hotel is in a very convenient location. The bed was hard and the towels were a bit worn. If you're looking for luxury try a newer place... if you just want convenience and space then this would be perfect. My internet wasnt working and they wanted me to switch rooms rather than fixing it...
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Guest Rating: 8 |
chad K.
United States
Business Traveler
Date of Stay: 17 Jul 2009
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Private, quiet, well appointed, SPACIOUS, super convenient location, relatively inexpensive for what you get.
a little hard to find
breakfast is definitely not continental... maybe a sausage and some fruit but most of the fare is quite eastern so be prepared or head out elsewhere.
Didnt really have any complaints... just know in advance that the hotel is down a small alley (with security guards.... not like a dangerous dark alley) that opens up into a large garden style court. (Very classy and quiet at night, even though it's right off one of the busiest shopping streets in Shanghai. If you dont speak Mandarin just call the hotel and let them tell you driver where to go. After the first night there it was no problem. I was traveling alone but they still gave me a 2 bedroom suite for the same low rate. Kitchen, living room, office area with desk, phone, PC, and wired internet all proved to be very convenient.
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