Room Rates: $88.16 to $314.4516

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Hotel Description

The Historic Jin Jiang Park Hotel Is Located In The Central Shopping And Business District of Shanghai, China, Along The Famed Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. The People's Square And The Shanghai Museum Stand Less Than One Kilometer From The Property. Positioned Near The Hotel, The Yan'an Elevated Highway And The Shanxi Road Underground Railway Station Connect to All Parts of The City.
hotel Features. The Hotel's Sky Terrace Hall Prepares Beijing And Shanghai Dishes, While Zero Point Western Restaurant Serves Fine French Cuisine. Zero Point Cafe Offers Coffee Shop Ambience And Serves Snacks. The Business Center Includes Fax, Photocopy, Print And Postal Services. High Speed Internet Access Is Available Throughout The Hotel. Multi Function Halls And Meeting Rooms Accommodate Small And Large Gatherings. An On Site Health Spa Offers Eastern And Western Massage, Exercise Equipment, a Spa Tub And Sauna. Entertainment Options Include a Casino And a Nightclub. Town Car Service And Transportation to And From Shanghai Pudong International Airport Is Available. Guestrooms. This 15 Story Hotel Offers 250 Guestrooms And Suites That Feature Upholstered Armchairs, Dark Wood Armoires And Neutral Color Schemes Highlighted With Colorful Accents. Guestrooms Include Complimentary Bottled Water, Coffeemakers, Minibars And Refrigerators. Select Accommodations Feature Full Kitchens. Televisions, Vcrs And High Speed Internet Access Are Available. Expert Tip. This Property Figures Prominently In History. The Hotel's Original Grand Hall Has Hosted Meetings Led By Chairman Mao Zedong, And It Was Here That The Famous Sino America Joint Official Statement Was Signed By Chairman Mao And U.s. President Nixon.