What is staying in East China like?

Travellers to East China give high marks for the shopping, sightseeing tours and top-notch restaurants. This city also attracts tourists with its temples, museums and cafes. Top sights in the city include West Lake, Jing'an Temple and People's Square. In East China, there are 7422 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.

What should I see while I'm in East China?

Well known for its museums, the city's cultural venues include Former French Concession, Shanghai Museum and Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. Attractions such as Shanghai Disneyland©, Hangzhou Safari Park and Xihu Tiandi are fun for children of all ages. The city is notable for its temples and landmarks such as Jing'an Temple, People's Square and The Bund.

How can I get around East China?

Walk to nearby metro stations such as Youfangqiao Station, Olympic Stadium Station and Yuantong Station. If you'd like to explore more of the area, hop on a train from Nanjing North Station, Nanjing West Station or Nanjing Zhonghuamen Station.

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: Travellers to East China give high marks for the shopping, sightseeing tours and top-notch restaurants. This city also attracts tourists with its temples, museums and cafes. Top sights in the city include West Lake, Jing’an Temple and People’s Square. In East China, there are 7422 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from.
: Well known for its museums, the city’s cultural venues include Former French Concession, Shanghai Museum and Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. Attractions such as Shanghai Disneyland©, Hangzhou Safari Park and Xihu Tiandi are fun for children of all ages. The city is notable for its temples and landmarks such as Jing’an Temple, People’s Square and The Bund.
: Walk to nearby metro stations such as Youfangqiao Station, Olympic Stadium Station and Yuantong Station. If you’d like to explore more of the area, hop on a train from Nanjing North Station, Nanjing West Station or Nanjing Zhonghuamen Station.

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The view from The Club Studio room was amazing and the Club Lounge access was worth it. However, the decor in the room seems rather old and dated, the tv in the bathroom didn't work. The bed was the best sleep I ever had so that was a relaxing experience. The only one thing we disliked was that we had to pay for swimming caps to go in the pool and jacuzzi. This is the first time I ever was told I was not allowed in a pool without a swimming cap. The staff said I can buy from them the caps they sold around $20 usd and I had no choice since it was my last day. Despite that, I'd stay at the The Ritz Carlton Pudong again for the view and club services.…The view from The Club Studio room was amazing and the Club Lounge access was worth it. However, the decor in the room seems rather old and dated, the tv in the bathroom didn't work. The bed was the best sleep I ever had so that was a relaxing experience. The only one thing we disliked was that we had to pay for swimming caps to go in the pool and jacuzzi. This is the first time I ever was told I was not allowed in a pool without a swimming cap. The staff said I can buy from them the caps they sold around $20 usd and I had no choice since it was my last day. Despite that, I'd stay at the The Ritz Carlton Pudong again for the view and club services.

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