88 Xintiandi Shanghai

"Fine living in the heart of Shanghai Xintiandi."

Located in the heart of Shanghai, just off bustling Huai Hai Zhong Lu, 88 Xintiandi is truly a one of a kind executive residence.

Set in one of the city's most exciting and storied districts, the former French Concession, 88 Xintiandi's pristine environment, panoramic lake view and unparalleled comfort and service present the ultimate choice for metropolitan living in Shangai.

Dazzling all visitors with its sublime Shikumen architectural beauty, Xintiandi has become the destination of choice for tourists, business travellers, expatriates and locals.

Come and take great pleasure in Xintiandi's excellent shopping, fine dining and exciting nightlife entertainment.

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"A wonderful cross section of cultures and flavours."

Be it hearty Western tasted from Europe or America, or Eastern delights from the North and South of Asia, all of Xintiandi's dining environments and culinary offerings will please the palate.

Located on the 3rd floor, the Executive Lounge is available for breakfast and afternoon coffee/tea exclusively dedicated to all in-house guest.

Capacity 32 indoor seats and 20 balcony seats.

"Discover all that Shanghai has to offer."

Dazzling all visitors with its sublime Shikumen architectural beauty, Xintiandi has become the destination of choice in fast developing Shanghai. Tourists and locals have come to take great pleasure in Xintiandi's excellent shopping, fine dining and exciting nightlife entertainment.

Xintiandi has become Shanghai's landmark showpiece, celebrating the city's remarkable history and its ascension into the top tier of the world's great metropolises. As guests walk along Xintiandi's flagstone paths and marvel at its architectural merging of old and new, they will be awed by the stunning detail and truly unique aura surrounding the entire plaza.

Restored to their original splendor, the buildings and walkways allows visitors to Xintiandi to simply stroll around and take in the sights, eat at a number of world-class retsuarants, or shop in the brand-name glass-walled shopping mall at one end of the complex.

Explore the largest city in China. Shanghai is a vibrant cultural and financial center where modern lifestyles mesh with traditional Eastern ways.

First Congress Hall Museum - the site of the First Chinese Communist meeting held.
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Shikumen Museum - Shikumen, defined as a house built along narrow alleys/long tangs features a stone gate framing a black wooden front door that leads into a small enclosed courtyard and is a special old form of residence in Shanghai. During the uprising of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, it have forced a large number of residents from Shanghai, neighbouring Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces to take refuge in foreign concessions. It is indeed a gateway to the fascinating history of this largest coastal city of China.
Walking distance from 88 Xintiandi

Taipingqiao Lake & Park - Located opposite 88 Xintiandi, covers 44,000 square metres of green space and 12,000 square meters of lake area. A unparalleled scenic site, offering a beautifully serene environment and in additional there are more than 200 underground parking spaces hidden below the green space for the city residents to enjoy.
Walking distance from 88 Xintiandi

The Bund – also called as the Zhongshan Road is a famous waterfront and regards as the symbol of Shanghai for hundreds of years. It starts from the Baidu Bridge, which is at the connecting point of the Huangpu River and the Suzhou Creek, to the East Jinling Road and winds a 1500 meters (less than one mile) length. Walking along the Bund, Oriental Pearl TV Tower can be seen on the opposite side and being the Top 10 Shanghai attractions, the place is worth visiting.
4 kilometres from 88 Xintiandi

Huangpu River Cruise – Navigating from the main waterfront area between the Yangpu Bridge and the Nanpu Bridge. Cruises are available everyday, including the shorter cruises and a complete cruises from eastward along the Golden waterway, over a distance of 60 kilometers or 37 miles.
4 kilometres from 88 Xintiandi

Yu Yuan / Old Town – is a famous classical garden located in Anren Jie, Shanghai. It was finished in 1577 by a Government Officer of the Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644) named Pan Yunduan. There are 6 main scenic areas in the garden : Sansui Hall, Wanhua Chamber, Dianchun Hall, Huijing Hall, Yuhua Hall and the Inner Garden.
3 kilometres from 88 Xintiandi

People’s Square – is a large public square off Nanjing Road. It is the site of the Shanghai’s Municipal Government building.
1.5 kilometres from 88 Xintiandi