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Anting Villa Hotel
At a Glance
- central location
- eager-to-please service
Pros
- a little faded
- can be hard to communicate if you don't know the language
Cons
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Two blocks from the metro and the Hengshan Road-nightlife district, the Anting Villa Hotel is a convenient and surprisingly quiet retreat tucked away down a small side street. Superior rooms in the 10-story hotel tower have been refurbished in a "Spanish style" with garishly bright red pillowcases and leather-covered furniture; some rooms now come with flat-screen TVs. It's worth it to pay a little extra for a garden-view room with vistas of the cedar-shaded grounds and namesake 1932 Spanish-style villa. Although English service is limited, the hotel's staff is eager and friendly.
- Address: 46 Anting Lu, Xuhui, Shanghai, 200031 | Map It
- Phone: 021/6433-1188
- Website: antingvilla.sinohotel.com
- Location: Former French Concession
Contact Information
- 135 rooms, 11 suites.
- Restaurant, gym, parking.
- Rooms have: safe, Wi-Fi.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
Member Reviews
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solon327, from Boca Raton, FL USA
I stayed here with my family in November of 2006.
The hotel is beautful and the rooms are quite nice and clean. We had our 15 month old daughter with us and the room was large enough to easily accomodate a full size crib.
Although the hotel is western styled, complete with an overpriced coffee atrium area, the hotel lacks personnel that speak conversational English. However, I do not believe that this should be a bar to staying here. If you are able to speak some basic Chinese (coupled with hand gestures) you should be able to get your point across.
The breakfast here is very good, compared to some of the hotels we stayed at, and serves both Western and Chinese breakfast.
The location of the hotel is not the best. It is about 15 minutes from the Bund area via taxi. However, there are some banks with ATM's and decent restaurants within walking distance.
If you do not speak Chinese, make sure to take a hotel business card as we found very few taxi drivers familiar with the hotel.
Overall it is a nice hotel and the price was very reasonable for the quality. (Roughly $80 per night)
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