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MaxX By Steigenberger Shanghai on the Bund


MaxX By Steigenberger Shanghai on the Bund is located at the center of the border between the north and the south of the Bund, looking at Lujiazui, Pudong, and even the Yu Garden and the sixteen pits pier sightseeing area.
It is designed by famous designer Wu Zongyue, who infuses the inspiration of the past Shanghai beach with the elegant integration of the installation art elements of the 1930s. The hotel building is 23 stories high, with the appearance of art in the 1930s ? Deco) design.
The hotel has all kinds of luxurious guest rooms and Suites, with a panoramic view of the North Bund, South Bund, Pudong and Puxi River, and a deep feeling of the historical relics of Puxi and the modern time and space of Pudong. The design of the guest room is interwoven with simple lines, with teak flooring to show the warm atmosphere and soft halo tone to create the comfort of 'home'.
Its entrance is low-key, and the space of the whole hall is only for residents, with full attention to privacy. Stepping on the gray stone tile ground and pushing the golden copper revolving door, the marble of the reception desk on the first floor exudes warm goose white. In the space of black marble, dark solid wood, bronze carving and white pottery embryo, you can feel the tranquility and warm service. In order to make every guest enjoy intimate hotel services, the museum is equipped with new technology equipment and services, including mobile phones for business travel and mobile life in the market and le on the 2nd and 3rd floors ? Breakfast provided by lounge is used with all-weather coffee, tea, exquisite pastry and wireless network, which makes tenants feel comfortable and warm as if they are in their own living room.

Breakfast price: CNY198($27.4) / person
Breakfast type: Buffet

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MaxX By Steigenberger Shanghai on the Bund
Tel: +86-21-63200088
Add.: No.1 Jinling East Road, near Zhongshan East Road No.2