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Originally Posted by travelinmanS
(Post 33583478)
That’s not surprising considering that some hotels just outright ban all foreigners these days. What would be more interesting and helpful to know is what hotels in Shanghai do currently accept people immediately following quarantine. Do you have any insight into this?
W on the Bund Hyatt on the Bund Portman Ritz Twelve Hengshan To name a few. You can always call a hotel and ask them. |
Originally Posted by YariGuy
(Post 33583705)
How do they know? Is it somehow indicated on your health code or passport? Otherwise you would be like any other foreigner to them right?
I've been staying at a lot of hotels (2 nights away from Marriott Titanium this year) and have not run into any issues. |
Originally Posted by GloballyServiced
(Post 33583879)
St Regis
W on the Bund Hyatt on the Bund Portman Ritz Twelve Hengshan To name a few. You can always call a hotel and ask them. |
Originally Posted by WasKnown
(Post 33583128)
Many Shanghai hotels are still not accepting foreigners immediately following quarantine. Quite frustrating.
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Originally Posted by WasKnown
(Post 33583128)
Many Shanghai hotels are still not accepting foreigners immediately following quarantine. Quite frustrating.
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Originally Posted by kb1992
(Post 33584036)
After released from government 14-day quarantine, at the end of the day if you can't find a hotel to accept you, where can you go? Live in train station?
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Originally Posted by UA_Flyer
(Post 33583991)
I stayed at Hyatt on the Bund for ten days after 14-day's isolated quarantine . I called in advance to confirm and asked to provide the green code in the local health app as a pre-requisite.
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Originally Posted by GloballyServiced
(Post 33583879)
St Regis
W on the Bund Hyatt on the Bund Portman Ritz Twelve Hengshan To name a few. You can always call a hotel and ask them. My fear is that zero tolerance mindset of the entire Chinese society would lead to longer government forced quarantine, e.g. 21 or even 28 days. This Fujian guy from Singapore who tested positive after 38 days of entry is not helping...... |
Originally Posted by travelinmanS
(Post 33584130)
Do they limit your movement at all or keep track of you? My neighborhood committee seems to think its 7 days locked in the room with the only release for the 2 tests. I'd rather stay in a hotel if that's the case.
All other cities lock you up for the 3rd week even if it’s your own home. |
Originally Posted by kb1992
(Post 33584132)
I always stay at Marriott/Renaissance in Shanghai (there are several of them). Occasionally stay at Ritz C. Hopefully at least some of them will take foreigners after initial 14-day quarantine period ends.
My fear is that zero tolerance mindset of the entire Chinese society would lead to longer government forced quarantine, e.g. 21 or even 28 days. This Fujian guy from Singapore who tested positive after 38 days of entry is not helping...... |
Originally Posted by travelinmanS
(Post 33584130)
Do they limit your movement at all or keep track of you? My neighborhood committee seems to think its 7 days locked in the room with the only release for the 2 tests. I'd rather stay in a hotel if that's the case.
I do understand if you stay in Putou district, there is stricter control in place that one cannot leave the hotel complex. |
Originally Posted by GloballyServiced
(Post 33584062)
Another 7 days of government quarantine. But I think the working assumption is that everyone entering China now is an adult or accompanied by an adult who can confirm a hotel reservation in advance. So I don’t think they’re going to turn you loose to live in a van down by the river.
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Originally Posted by travelinmanS
(Post 33584130)
Do they limit your movement at all or keep track of you? My neighborhood committee seems to think its 7 days locked in the room with the only release for the 2 tests. I'd rather stay in a hotel if that's the case.
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Originally Posted by GloballyServiced
(Post 33583879)
St Regis
W on the Bund Hyatt on the Bund Portman Ritz Twelve Hengshan To name a few. You can always call a hotel and ask them. |
I found this in a WeChat group about hotels so maybe you’ll find a cheaper one here
+7 hotels (as of mid august 2021) 🟢 Hotels in Shanghai that accept guests on the 7 day community health monitoring (yellow / red health code), right after the 14 day quarantine. You’ll need the release papers. - 全季酒店长寿路店 (JI Hotel Changshou Road). The English name of the hotel brand is Ji Hotel (全季酒店), worth checking if others also accept +7 stays. - Fenyang Garden Boutique Hotel - Courtyard by Marriott Xujiahui - Hyatt on the Bund - Grand Kempinski Hotel - Radisson Blu New World - Kunlun (positive reviews) - Jin Jiang Hotel, 59 Mao Ming South road. - Campanile, 776 middle huaihai road (Huai hai zhong lu) - Campanile at Jing An. Campanilechain of hotels generally seems to be OK in this aspect. - City hotel at Shaanxi S Rd. have renovation works going on. Low price though. - Jin Jiang Hotel Pusan Road 208, they do +7 - Grand Mercure Hongqiao (Changning) 🔴 Hotels that have declined a reservation for the 7 day health monitoring - Casablanca Loft - Okura Garden Hotel - Hyatt place Changning district - Jing ‘An Shangri-la - Modena by Fraser Putuo Shanghai (serviced apartment) - The Longement Shanghai(Changning) - Equatorial Hotel |
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