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Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Mon, 07/30/2007 - 22:41

Shanghai may be one
of the buzziest and most glamorous cities in the world, but it's
not a place to take a risk when it comes to choosing a hotel. The
city is sorely lacking when it comes to chic little boutique
hotels so if you want to be guaranteed of a quality hotel stay,
you need to go big- and go luxury. When we were in

Shanghai to check
out the city's best shops, we made The
Portman Ritz-Carlton
our home base. Located in the

Portman ...

Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Wed, 07/18/2007 - 02:59

When it comes to choosing a
hotel in
Shanghai, we're partial to the Grand Hyatt and the Ritz-Carlton, but those
looking for a huge room with a view should book the Andree
Putman-designed penthouse suite at

41 Hengshan Road
, an apartment-hotel managed by Kempinski. This tower is
located in the French concession, which also has some of the best
shops in town,
and is surrounded by villas and tree-lined streets. 

The penthouse features three bedrooms,...

Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Wed, 12/13/2006 - 23:38

Shanghai, one our favourite cities, has a new
watering hole.
Attica is a
combination restaurant-lounge-bar. The in-house restaurant,
Finestra, serves Italian fusion food and there are two outdoor
terraces, including Zen, the one pictured and a Balinese themed
one which overlooks the TV Tower. The resident DJ is 28-year old
Brit
Jon
White.who grew up in the city of
Southampton...

Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Fri, 06/23/2006 - 06:53

While Shanghai may lack the cultural attractions of Beijing,
it eclipses the capital when it comes to shopping. Over the last
decade, Shanghai has embraced its past, present and future to
create a sizzling melting pot of a city.

Futuristic skyscrapers
frame the skyline next to elegant concession buildings housing
stylish bars and restaurants while the shopping is some of Asia's
finest.

All of the major international fashion houses, including Prada,
Chanel and Louis Vuitton are already well represented in the
upscale malls springing up all over the city. But the real reason
to come shopping in Shanghai is the highly skilled Shanghainese
tailors, who offer custom made clothes at rock bottom prices, as
well as homegrown talent such as Hai Chen's Blue Shanghai White,
whose designs blend old and new Chinese traditions. Many ex-pats,
including Parisian...

Submitted By: iTravel iShop
on: Wed, 02/01/2006 - 19:09

Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts has just
opened its first property in mainland China, Le Méridien She Shan
Shanghai. Located 40 minutes away from Shanghai, the area is home
to the oldest cathedral in the East, The She Shan Observatory,
and Natural Bird Park. Special introductory rates start at $88
per room, valid through February 28, 2006. For more information
call 1-800-543-4300 or visit www.lemeridien.com 

Submitted By: Christina Valhouli
on: Mon, 12/05/2005 - 03:12

Ever-changing Shanghai is like one big playground for
architects, with each building trying to outdo each other in
terms of whimsical design and height.

For traditional Chinese
architecture, head across the Huangpo River to the Bund, but
Pudong, the financial and business center of Shanghai, is where
all the action is taking place.

Standing high above the competition
in Pudong is the Grand Hyatt Shanghai, which occupies the 53rd to
87th floors of the Jin Mao Tower. Opened in 1999, the 88 story
tower on 88 Century Boulevard ””88 is a lucky number for the
Chinese””is impossible to miss. Slender as a reed and sheathed in
glass and stainless steel, the tower is the tallest building in
Shanghai and the third tallest in the world. Its shape is modeled
after a...