Huangpu, China
170 Nanjing W Rd, Nanjing West Road,
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+862163275225
The exact central point of Shanghai city. There is a nice lobby bar for afternoon tea break. And here is the proper spot to meet someone with conveniet transportation. Any other questions , feel free to contact me via: [email protected]
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About the hotel 1. Historical, traditional, feels like back in 60s'. Pleasant old porter, good receptionist, fast check-in/out ... 2. Great breakfast! 3. The room just feel like back in time, very old style, nonetheless, clean and very spacious! 4. City view is GREAT! Area of improvement:- 1. Some cigarette smell at the hallway. 2. The carpet inside the room maybe a bit oldish ... 3. The armchair inside the room maybe a bit oldish ... 4. May consider providing welcome drink. 5. May consider playing some music in lobby area, so pity that a piano is sitting there for display, it is a historical place after all, isn't it? Hotel location and surrounding 1. Fantastic, Wow location! 2. Located nearly to everything!
Just come to visit because it is the historical building and a iconic place in Shanghai. On the second floor, it has a small museum showing showing how this Hotel was built and their business condition in 1930s
Since 2016, I have stayed park hotel for several times. The park hotel has a good location and histrionic building. Good Beijing style cuisine. However, bath drain very slowly. Must pay attention a sharp glass angle that was covered furniture. Must keep your eyes open for unsolicited dynamic currency conversion payment’s processor while check-out, despite Visa and Master Card allow that cardholder can then select whether the transaction is to be processed in the local currency or DCC. After I raised DCC issue, the hotel hires a lawyer to deny all issues, and is saying “ I required to be processed transaction in the DCC”.
Nice room, good food options but is hard to communicate with the staff
Gorgeous classical hotel with an amazing jazz bar. Warning: while the bar is open to non-hotel guests, it is extremely overpriced and has a mandatory minimum. The food is not all that good and the alcohol selection is only average at best. It would appear the bar menu is more focused on expensive brand names than on quality alcohols affordable to middle class consumers. But the music definitely makes it worth it to splurge a bit...
Warm and welcoming Shanghainese heritage style hotel. A great window into the past for nostalgic older guests or those with an interest in Shanghai’s history. Amenities not too bad, although not quite comparable to newer modern hotels. Pricing is high due to its convenient location.
If New York had the iconic The Plaza Hotel, Shanghai’s icon would no doubt be The Park Hotel, an art deco historical building that sits right in the centre of Nanjing Road. Overlooking what is now the People’s Park, it was once the tallest building in Asia and remained the tallest in Shanghai until the 80s before the rapid mordernisation of the rest of the city. The building actually served as the point 0 is Shanghai’s original mapping survey, making the hotel the centre of Shanghai. Walk past the side of the Park Hotel and chances are, there’s a long lined formed outside it’s deli. I had no idea what the line was about and decided to take a peak inside. The aroma of baked goodies filled the air and those people were lining up for a taste of their butterfly crackers. Supposedly an institution. Oh well, if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.
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