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InterContinental Pudong Shanghai is right in the centre of Lujiazui, the important new financial district – but that doesn’t mean it’s all about business. Shopping, museums, temples, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and the famous Bund are close by, and the subway station down the street gives you easy access to Shanghai’s other must-see attractions.
Amenities & Services
Health & Fitness Center (On site)
Gym, In-door swimming pool, beauty salon, massage room
Renovated in 2005
Gym - 24hours
SPA
located at Level 4, our seleciton of individual, couple and VIP treatment rooms, combined with a pre-and post treatment relaxation lounge, create the ideal environment for complete rejuvenation.
Hotel Shops
Beauty Salon
Florist
Gift Shop
Entertainment & Recreation
Gym, In-door swimming pool, beauty salon
Indoor Pool
Accessibility
Service Animals Allowed
1 Room(s) with Accessibility Standards
Transportation
Pudong International Airport (PVG)
Distance 40 KM / 24.85 MI NORTH EAST to Hotel
Taxi Charge (one way): ￥120.00 (CNY)
Time by taxi: 40 minutes
Hongqiao International Airport (SHA)
Distance 25 KM / 15.53 MI EAST to Hotel
Taxi Charge (one way): ￥80.00 (CNY)
Time by taxi: 30 minutes
Subway
Subway Name: Subway No.2 Dong Fang Rd Stn
Distance 0.5 KM / 0.31 MI EAST to Hotel
Taxi Fee From Subway Station: ￥10.00 (CNY)
Train
Station Name: Shanghai Railway Station
Distance 10.0 KM / 6.21 MI SOUTH EAST to Hotel
Taxi Fee From Train Station: ￥30.00 (CNY)
Contact information
InterContinental Pudong Shanghai
777 Zhangyang Road
200120, Shanghai
China
Phone: +86-21-58356666
Fax: +86-21-58357777
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 Shanghai has a history dating back 700 years, and was once the financial centre of the Far East. Since the reforms that began in the 1990s, great changes have taken place in the city and the municipal government is working towards building Shanghai into a modern metropolis and into a world economic, financial, trading and shipping centre by 2020.
Like everything in this region, Shanghai is changing fast and in recent years a number of new buildings and attractions have been added to the city. These include the Oriental Pearl TV Tower; Shanghai Museum; Shanghai Library; Shanghai Stadium; Shanghai Grand Theatre; Shanghai Circus City; Shanghai Science & Technology Museum; Shanghai City-Planning Exhibition Hall and Jin Mao Tower. They have literally changed the face of Shanghai.
Shanghai's gorgeous night scene is one of the main highlights that will linger in visitors' mind owing to its ornate feature after their Shanghai travel experience. As night descends the entire city is lit up by dizzily colorful lights joined occasionally by the bright moon hanging in the sky.
Shanghai's tourist infrastructure is getting more and more accomplished. There are more than 300 star-rated hotels with over 50,000 rooms. Shanghai is an ideal "paradise for shoppers, as well as a paradise for gourmets. There are over a thousand restaurants serving the 16 different styles of food in China, such as the Beijing, Sichuan, Guangdong, Yangzhou and Fujian. There are also Western restaurants serving French, Russian, Italian, English, German, Japanese and Indian food, and also Muslim and vegetarian food.
 Air
Shanghai is served by Pudong Airport and Hongqiao Airport. Most international flights will be landed at Pudong airport and Hongqiao Airport is much focused on domestic flight operation.
The easiest way to leave Pudong Airport is to take the Maglev train. From Pudong International Airport to Longyang Road Metro Station - the 30-kilometer trip will take only eight minutes. Then you can take a taxi to arrive the hotel within 15 minutes or you can choose to take the Subway to the downtown.
Operation Time: 7:00-21:00
Price:
Single-trip: 50RMB for Economy/100RMB for VIP
Round Trip: 80RMB for Economy/160RMB for VIP
Passengers holding the same day flight ticket can buy a one way ticket of Maglev Train at RMB40.
For more information about Shanghai Airport, please click here
Taxi
Cyan, yellow, white and green are the taxi colors you will see most frequently, as they are the color of the Taxi owned by the city's four biggest taxi companies – Dazhong, Qiangsheng, Jinjiang and Bashi.
| Major taxi companies |
Dazhong
Color: cyan
Call center: 96822
Simple English can be handled
Reservation surcharge: 4 yuan.
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Jinjiang
Color: white
Call center: 96961
Simple English can be handled. |
Qiangsheng
Color: yellow
Call center: 6258-0000
No English service. |
Bashi
Color: green
Call center: 96840
Simple English can be handled. |
Subway
Reaching almost every corner of the city, covering all the prosperous areas, the Metro is the fastest and most convenient way to move about in the downtown area. Of course, it is much cheaper than taxis.
There are stations where several Metro lines meet. An interchange station is a station where you can change for other lines without meeting a ticket barrier. A transfer station, however, is one where you have to leave the first line through a ticket barrier and then be charged for another line.
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 Shanghai, as the major economy center in China, has witnessed the development of the modern history of China. It is now on its way to become an international metropolis.
Shanghai has made an effort to develop the city tourism mainly featuring "city scenery", "city culture", and "city commerce". The municipal government has gradually mapped out three tourism itineraries. The itinerary for city tours, business, and shopping is organized around the People's Square and both sides of the Huang Pu River. The itinerary for cultural tours around the city is organized in the public entertainment places and communities. The itinerary for recreation and holiday in the outer suburbs is organized around Mount She, Dian Shan Lake, the deepwater port and the Chong Ming Island.
The architecture of Shanghai has its own characters. The Bund, the Stone-gate buildings, the different kinds of Shanghai style constructions, the modern installations which make an assemblage of different styles of architecture, ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign are worth visiting.
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Shanghai on Tripadvisor
 As an international city, Shanghai offers all kinds of cuisines from around the world. Of course, the majority of restaurants offer Chinese food at reasonable prices.
Chinese food is famous for having Eight Major Cuisines: Sichuan, Zhejiang, Hunan, Jiangsu, Shandong, Fujian, Cantonese and Anhui.
Not surprisingly, Shanghai Cuisine, also known as Ben Bang, is not one of the Eight Major. Give it a try, you may enjoy it but Westerners often complain that it's too sweet and oily. There are certainly many better gastric options available.
If you like a bit of spice, go to one of the city's many Sichuan or Hunan restaurants. The food is fantastic and won't put a big dent in your wallet.
To choose your favorite food, please click here.
 As for nightlife, Shanghai has a huge amount of bars and clubs, catering for all tastes and budgets. There are many relaxed Western-type bars which offer all the favorite tipples from home and show live sports, from football to rugby to baseball.
There are also some excellent jazz bars with great live music. If you want a bit of a dance, the city's bigger clubs regularly welcome popular international DJ's who dominate the decks until the small hours of the morning.
If you want to get dressed up and sip cocktails, you won't be disappointed. The majority of Shanghai bars offer beautiful and luxurious settings and extensive drinks lists. And if you really want to treat yourself, go to one of the pricey bars located high up in some of the city's tallest skyscrapers and enjoy the wonderful views.
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Police: 110
Fire service: 119
Ambulance: 120
Post Service: 11185
Number enquiries: 114 |
Subway: 64370000
Maglev Train:2890 7777
Taxi: 62580000/96965
Pudong Airport: 96990
Hongqiao Airport: 5260 4620 |
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