Hotel

Hello,

I%26#39;ve decided to visit Shanghai but I%26#39;m having a lot of trouble deciding on a hotel...

I%26#39;m looking for a 5 star hotel within walking distance of the main areas, shops, attractions, etc. The issue, though, is that everything is so expensive.

What would your recommend for a 5 star hotel that isn%26#39;t too expensive and is in a good area?

Thanks!

Hotel

1) Please define ';isn%26#39;t too expensive';.

2) What are your dates of stay?

Hotel

ideally around US250 a night, no more than $300. I will be there June 16-22.

Thank you

In rough order of preference: Jinjiang Hotel, Jinjiang Tower, Okura Garden, Radisson New World, Ramada Plaza, JC Mandarin, Howard Johnson All Suites, Eton.

Hi for Usd250 or less u can get a suite in Ramada Plaza.Howard Johnson,Central hotel,a deluxe room at Radison,JWMarriot,a suite at Okura Garden,Jinjiang hotel.LeMeridien is slghtly more expensive.They r in the central part of Shanghai been the earlier mentioned hotels close to the Peoples square.Later mentioned hotels r close to Xintiandi n Huai haizhonglu.

Thank you.

How do you feel about the Pudi hotel (its location, etc.)?

Thank you!

Not bad either.

Hi Pudi hotel at Fuxing park,the hotel itself is good but its location is not perfect,close to French concession area.Location wise is so so n definitely not walking distance to landmark area like the bund or Nanjing pedetrian street.U need to take metro or a cab but cabs r easily available n dont cost much.Quite central cos Shanghai is a huge city,so its location is still considered central.But i will definiotely choose hotel s near to the Peoples square if i have the same rate.unless of cos if u think of nightlife,for bars n bistros,its nearer but even u stay near Peoples square a short cab ride or metro will bring u to these places.For shopping i think u need to go a distance.Heard that the rooms r good but its also good at hotels like the Le Meridien.or Ramada plaza.

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