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Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center)
Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) is located by the Huangpu River, facing the Bund with traditional color, and is located in the central area of Pudong, a new financial and commercial development zone for business and leisure.
It has spacious guest rooms, soft colors and a panoramic view of the Huangpu River; From various Chinese restaurants providing you with delicious Cantonese cuisine, delicious Huaiyang cuisine, and Jinjiang cuisine with different seasonal flavors to Western restaurants with gorgeous facilities, you can find everything; Lobby bar and roof bar are comfortable leisure places after busy work; The lecture hall can accommodate more than 1000 people, the grand banquet hall can accommodate more than 4000 people, and the other 21 conference halls can accommodate 50 to 300 people; Exhibition hall a (also as a news center) and Exhibition Hall B can be connected into a large exhibition hall to undertake various exhibition activities.
It also has outdoor swimming pool, roof garden and other facilities, where every tourist to Shanghai can realize his dream of enjoying the famous Bund scenery. There are leisure and elegant environment, all kinds of special services, hope to become your first choice for travel and stay.
Breakfast type: Buffet
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How far is the hotel from Pudong International Airport Shanghai?
Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) is 30.4km from the airport.
Does Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) offer airport shuttle service?
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center)?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center).
Does Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) have a pool or gym?
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) have a restaurant?
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Does Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) accept credit card payments?
No, the hotel does not accept credit card payment.
How much is the breakfast at Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center)?
Each costs cny216 for extra breakfast.
How much does it cost to stay at Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center)?
The room prices is from cny792, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Can you see the river view in the room? How far is it to walk to the Bund?
The view of each room type is different, please check the room type introduction for details. The hotel is right by the river and it takes only 2 minutes to walk to the Bund.
Travelogue
The top-notch service hidden in the details has been pierced
Before coming to Shanghai, my impression of Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) was still limited to the landmark of Lujiazui and the international conference center where the APEC summit was held. This time, I stayed with my family for three days and truly realized that its "first-class service" is never just a slogan on the promotional page, but hidden in every unspoken small demand.
As soon as I got off the car, the concierge quickly came up and took the two heavy suitcases in my hand. He even picked up the scooter of the child I was holding in my arms, and even put on the hotel prepared velvet cover for fear of collision. When checking in, the front desk lady noticed that my child was feeling a bit sleepy. Before I could speak, she took the initiative to move up the originally scheduled check-in time from 2 pm to 12 pm, and even quietly handed the child a plush toy with the hotel's double sphere logo printed on it, saying, "Let's relieve the child's boredom on the way.
After putting my luggage in the room, I remembered mentioning in the booking remarks that "my family is allergic to mangoes." Within ten minutes, the room manager knocked on the door and sent me a handwritten reminder card, which marked all the hotel's non mango dishes. Even the sweet section of the buffet restaurant clearly marked which ones avoided mango ingredients. In the evening, I took my family for a walk along the riverside trail. When I came back, I found that two pots of warm honey water had been added to my room, and there were also two mosquito proof sachets by the window. The butler left a note saying, "The wind by the river is strong, and I'm afraid you'll be thirsty when you come back. Warm the water in advance. There are many mosquitoes in the evening, so hanging the sachet by the window can prevent them from biting
The next morning when I had breakfast in the cafeteria, I just told my child that I wanted to drink a bowl of freshly cooked pumpkin Congee. Within two minutes, the waiter came over with a bowl of Congee with just the right temperature. Even the sugar was added in advance as I had casually mentioned "less". I casually mentioned to my friend at the neighboring table, 'I want to take my family to the Bund across the river today, but I'm afraid I won't be able to find a good camera spot.' When I returned to my room that afternoon, I saw a hand drawn route map on my desk, which marked the shortest walking route from the hotel to the Bund. Even a few river view check-in points with fewer people were marked in red circles, and there were two free Bund sightseeing tunnel coupons provided by the hotel next to it.
On the day I left to catch the early high-speed railway, I had just packed my luggage, and the housekeeper had put the packed breakfast bag at the door in advance. There were hot steamed stuffed buns, warm soybean milk, and a small box of children's favorite non additive Dim sum, saying, "I'm afraid you won't be able to buy breakfast on the road, so I prepared some hot food for you in advance.". When the car arrived at the door, the concierge had neatly placed all the luggage in the trunk and even handed over two bottles of chilled mineral water, saying, 'It's hot on the way, I'll give you and your family a drink on the way.'.
I used to think that "first-class service" was the marketing slogan of high-end hotels, but after staying at Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) this time, I realized that true good service is never a deliberate courtesy, but a need that you haven't expressed, and it is quietly placed in the details for you. This is not a three-day hotel stay, it is clearly a relaxing day that has been taken care of properly for three days. Next time I come back to Shanghai, I will definitely choose to come back here as soon as possible.Show moreBringing the river views of the Bund and Lujiazui into the window at the same time
Before coming to Shanghai, I always thought that Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) was a "landmark level existence" that only hosted international conferences. With a try it out attitude, I booked a river view room for two nights. After staying, I realized that it was hidden in the core of Lujiazui, blending the scenery of both sides of the Huangpu River and the calm feeling of old Shanghai into the daily life of the guests.
Less than 10 minutes' walk from Lujiazui Station on Metro Line 2, two iconic glass spheres with world maps collide into the eyes. The building itself is one of the top ten classic buildings of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and there is no need to deliberately take photos from different angles. As I walked in, the concierge took my suitcase and walked down the tall lobby without the oppressive feeling of many high-end hotels. Facing me was the floor to ceiling glass facing the river, and the international architectural complex of the Bund in the distance lay directly in front of me. The restlessness that had just emerged from the subway dissipated in an instant.
I ordered a new full river view suite on the 8th floor. When I opened the door, I was stunned - the whole french window were facing the Huangpu River, the old buildings on the Bund were lined up, and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower was shining warm in front of me. The smart bed in the room can monitor heart rate and breathing. After wandering around Shanghai for a day, the mattress will slowly adjust to fit the curvature of the waist and back. Even the spare parts are infused with the fragrance of Italian Parma water, with a faint citrus fragrance wrapped in the river breeze, completely relieving the exhaustion of rushing. The most wonderful thing is the river view bathtub by the window, filled with hot water at night. Soaking in it, you can watch the boats dragging their lights slowly across the river, which is a hundred times more comfortable than watching the night view crowded on the Bund.
What's even more surprising is that the hotel's details are full of "shining past" traces: old photos of the APEC meeting and the CIIE welcome banquet are hung on the corridor walls, and the national level technician team in the restaurant makes Shanghai style dishes that are so fresh and pickled that even the soup is drunk, with an authentic old Shanghai flavor that cannot be found elsewhere. The simultaneous translation system for over a dozen languages in 26 conference rooms stands quietly in the corner, allowing you to truly feel the weight of countless international events that have been hosted here, but you will not feel that it is "on airs" at all.
In the evening, take a walk along the hotel's riverside trail and walk for 5 minutes to reach Pudong Art Museum. The Bund sightseeing tunnel leads directly to the opposite bank, allowing you to explore all the scenic spots on both sides of the Pujiang River without taking a detour. In the evening, I returned to the hotel and swam in the heated swimming pool on the 9th floor for two laps. Looking up, I could see the neon lights of Lujiazui through the skylight. When I was tired from swimming, I went to the nearby sauna to rest for a while. Even the sweat smell was enveloped in the dampness of the river breeze.
Previously, when I came to Shanghai, I always wanted to squeeze into the Bund to see the night view. However, this time I stayed at Oriental Riverside Bund View Hotel (Shanghai International Convention Center) and realized that the best river scenery is never captured in crowded places. You don't have to rush to find a seat, you don't have to grab a spot and take photos. You can watch the sunrise and sunset of the Huangpu River while lying in bed, and capture the prosperity of Lujiazui and the century old charm of the Bund in your own window. This is probably the most touching part of Shanghai's Oriental Riverside - it is a city landmark that has witnessed countless significant moments, yet it is also willing to fully entrust the most relaxed river scenery to every ordinary resident.Show more
Tel: +86-21-50370000
Add.: 2727 Binjiang Avenue, near Fenghe Road