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Originally Posted by anacapamalibu
(Post 26669007)
re: lujiazui at night
Actually there is a lot going on there if you have lots of money to spend and know where to go. There are a lot of rich people that live there and they party all night..every night.:D |
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 26669050)
Almost without fail, they leave there at night in order to bother those of us on the proper side of the river.
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Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 26668815)
While I agree that Lujiazui is stale, overpriced*, and deserted at night, Tangqiao successfully raises the bar in all 3 categories.
I suspect that the differences in opinions on Tripadvisor are, in large part, due to the facts that there is very little crossover between the visitor demographics, and people who spend $300/night on hotels often (mistakenly) assume that they are well situated for tourism. By the way, I have a friend who works near Jinke Road metro stn, and -- motivated by your post upthread-- I asked her if there was anything of interest nearby, and she told me "nothing at all". |
There's a Hooter's in LJZ. What more do you need?
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Originally Posted by TOMFORD
(Post 26675988)
There's a Hooter's in LJZ. What more do you need?
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That doesn't look like a place that serves unlimited wings...
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Originally Posted by TOMFORD
(Post 26677075)
That doesn't look like a place that serves unlimited wings...
service unless you throw down a Black Amex Card. Shanghai, the most decadent club scene in China. |
Originally Posted by anacapamalibu
(Post 26677180)
I think the only thing "unlimited" about these places is you can't get bottle
service unless you throw down a Black Amex Card. Shanghai, the most decadent club scene in China. |
Originally Posted by anacapamalibu
(Post 26677180)
I think the only thing "unlimited" about these places is you can't get bottle
service unless you throw down a Black Amex Card. Shanghai, the most decadent club scene in China. I've got one of these fancy cocktail bars outside my apartment and the amount of lambos and ferraris parked out in front every night is amazing. It's open air so I like to run by and check out the goods from time to time...ususally very good quality. |
Originally Posted by travelinmanS
(Post 26700320)
Certainly doesn't look like those three people on the couch in the picture are enjoying any of the "decadence". Looks like they'd rather be at home sleeping or at least be somewere in Puxi:p
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Hilton Shanghai
I stayed at the Hilton Shanghai last month. I rode an airport bus to within three blocks of the hotel. On my return I used the subway which was also economical and easy to use. The facility was modern and comfortable. The neighborhood is lively and bustling with shops, bars and places to eat.
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Did you use Line 2 bus from PVG to Hilton Shanghai? Or are there any other bus options to Hilton Shanghai?
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Originally Posted by atsc
(Post 26732283)
Did you use Line 2 bus from PVG to Hilton Shanghai? Or are there any other bus options to Hilton Shanghai?
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Originally Posted by atsc
(Post 26732283)
Did you use Line 2 bus from PVG to Hilton Shanghai? Or are there any other bus options to Hilton Shanghai?
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Originally Posted by Orion
(Post 26734358)
Yes. Bus number two. Ride to end of line. You will be a bit less than three blocks from the Hilton.
Eta: I just passed by there, and am posting to report that the escalators are completely gone, perhaps just temporarily. |
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