Royal Court Hotel

Name: Royal Court Hotel
Address: 7 Of Lane 622 Of Middle Huai Hai Xintiandi and Huaihai Rd, Shanghai, 中国

4.0-star · 7 Of Lane 622 Of Middle Huai Hai Xintiandi and Huaihai Rd

Near: Tianzifang · 15 min walk

This 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 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 serviced apartment-styled rooms are richly detailed and expertly decorated with a unique Chinese-Western fusion 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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