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Address
789 Nanjing Road East
Shanghai, Shanghai
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Le Royal Meridien Shanghai is the tallest building in Shanghai's Puxi area. The hotel is situated on Nanjing Road, which is famous for its shopping, and looks across People's Square, People's Park, the Shanghai Museum, and Grand Theatre. The hotel offers wireless Internet access in all public areas. There is a health club and day spa equipped with eight private treatment suites. The hotel's restaurants feature a team of international master chefs. Airport transportation is available for guests, as well as tour assistance.
The guestrooms of Le Royal Meridien Shanghai, are all decorated in ultra-modern style decor. Floor-to-ceiling/wall-to-wall windows provide unobstructed views of the city and its skyline. The guestrooms feature glass walls which separate the bedroom and the marble outfitted bathrooms have rainforest showers. There are matching earth-tone coloured wall papers and carpets. White cotton bed linen is used throughout with down duvet and pillow sets. Silk throw blankets and cushions are draped across the bed and sofa respectively. Hypo-allergenic bedding is available. Rooms also feature high-speed and wireless Internet access and 42-inch plasma TVs equipped with DVD/CD players. Complimentary L'occitane toiletries are provided in all guestrooms.
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