Shanghai Hotel Advice
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night bus
Ok I'm definitely arriving after 11pm or even midnight due to delays. I found some info on http://www.jichangdaba.com/pudong/daba1021/
is that the night bus? Will I be able to go to people square using that line?
is that the night bus? Will I be able to go to people square using that line?
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Cash, Shanghai transportation card, and perhaps WeChat Wallet and Alipay. I never tried Visa though, and I doubt that would work. FYI, Visa is usually not a preferred payment method in China except for UnionPay cards.
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Ok I'm definitely arriving after 11pm or even midnight due to delays. I found some info on http://www.jichangdaba.com/pudong/daba1021/
is that the night bus? Will I be able to go to people square using that line?
is that the night bus? Will I be able to go to people square using that line?
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Since it's already after midnight, chances are you've sorted this out by now, but the night bus definitely stops fairly close to people's square...along with 15 other places. The one time I took it, I bailed on 世纪大道 in pudong, and grabbed a Didi for the rest of the journey to xtd (straight shot through the fuxing tunnel without traffic). If I ever find myself at pvg after 11p again, I will certainly get a car. (I am frugal, but not frugal enough to trade sleep time for a midnight tour of pudong.)
But, like you said everything is closed. I'll have to wait until morning to venture out.
Thanks again.
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One nice aspect of staying at LRM is that you can see the building and walk toward it. It's very tall and distinctive.
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Hello--
I'll be visiting Shanghai in December. My flight arrives around 9am (I'm going the long way around, LHR-PVG )
I'm looking at Hilton properties in town and these two have nearly identical pricing:
Hilton Shanghai
No. 250 Hua Shan Road, Shanghai, 200040, China
DoubleTree by Hilton Shanghai Pudong
889 Yanggao Nan Road Pudong, Shanghai, 200127, China
Would one be better for doing touristy things? Closer to transport? Easier to get to from the airport?
Thanks!
(and thanks for all the help on my trip to Beijing last year, this forum is great!)
I'll be visiting Shanghai in December. My flight arrives around 9am (I'm going the long way around, LHR-PVG )
I'm looking at Hilton properties in town and these two have nearly identical pricing:
Hilton Shanghai
No. 250 Hua Shan Road, Shanghai, 200040, China
DoubleTree by Hilton Shanghai Pudong
889 Yanggao Nan Road Pudong, Shanghai, 200127, China
Would one be better for doing touristy things? Closer to transport? Easier to get to from the airport?
Thanks!
(and thanks for all the help on my trip to Beijing last year, this forum is great!)
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Pudong is closer to the airport but far from most tourist stuff.