Broadway Mansion
China, Shanghai, Hongkou

Previously Broadway Mansions(Bund), the hotel was renamed to Shanghai Mansions on May 1st, 1951. Now, the hotel is a fully registered 4-star hotel. As a spectator of history, Shanghai Mansions has faithfully recorded the vicissitude,decline and flourish of Shanghai. Located by the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek, Shanghai Mansions is the observatory of new Shanghai. The view from the balcony on the 18th floor is the best place to take a bird-eye view of the scenery on either side of the Huangpu River. British archiecture style, elegant inner decoration, modern business & recreation facilities, and management conception create a perfect travelling environment.

Facilities at Broadway Mansion

• Banquet
• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Beauty Salon/Barber
• Business Centre

• Coffeeshop
• Facilities for Disabled
• Foreign Exchange
• Laundry

• Parking
• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Safety Box

The Rooms at Broadway Mansion

• Air Condition
• Bath Tub
• Cable/Satellite

• Coffee/Tea
• Minibar/Fridge
• Shower

• Telephone
• Television

About Hongkou:

Hongkou, situated on the Huangpu River to the north of the Bund and directly opposite the most striking skyscrapers in Pudong, is an area of multi-cultural fascination. The district is the home of splendid architectural heritage of thousand Jews ghettoized in the few blocks during the years of Nazi threat in Europe. Take a time capsule back to the day of colorful tenements, Victorian style brownstones and small stores. In the centre of all this proudly stands the Ohel Moishe Synagogue, which is presently called the Refugee Memorial Hall.

Serving as China's largest business center and giving a born to multi-cultural metro city with impressive traditions of service and hospitality, Shanghai, luxuriously situated on the estuary of the Yangtze River, always displays every aspect of her unique performance. Known as "the Oriental Paris", Shanghai is a shopper's paradise. Please have a seat, diners, and enjoy one of the world’s finest cuisines. The Oriental Pearl TV Tower and Jinmao Mansion symbolize international presence of the city while the Shanghai Museum and Shanghai Grand Theatre are evidence of pristine Shanghai.