Hong Qiao State Guest Hotel
China, Shanghai, Changning

Hongqiao State Hotel (pronounced as Hongqiao Yin Bin Guan locally) is located in Hongqiao Economic Zone. The hotel boasts vast greenery - very few such hotels left in Shanghai now. Building 6 and 7 are newly built to cater to foreign guests. The hotel has 160 rooms and suites and all rooms are nicely decorated. This hotel is ideal for guests looking for vast greenery space and peaceful environment to stay. Also recommended for guests on stopover through Shanghai Hongqiao airport. It is very close to the Hongqiao Airport, about 5km away and about 12km from the railway station. 8 km to downtown (about 15 minutes by taxi).

Facilities at Hong Qiao State Guest Hotel

• Banquet
• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Beauty Salon/Barber
• Coffeeshop

• Fitness Centre
• Massage
• Parking
• Restaurant

• Room Service
• Steam/Sauna
• Swimming Pool

The Rooms at Hong Qiao State Guest Hotel

• Air Condition
• Cable/Satellite
• Hair Dryer

• In-House Movie
• Minibar/Fridge
• Telephone

• Television

About Changning:

Welcome to Changning, the land of garden villas and huge greenbelts. Changning, located in the west of the central city, is an ideally ecological and residential environment for clean air lovers. New Town Central Park, Huashan Greenbelt, Kaiqiao Greenbelt, and Xinjing Park have formed up Changning’s image as Shanghai’s oxygen generator. This is the district where home-away foreigners end the day and rest warmly. A memorable day trip in Changning contains a great mixture of tourist spots like Changning District Revolutionary Heritage Exhibition Hall, Shanghai Children's Museum and Liu Hai Su Art Center.

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.