The Broadwaymansions Hotel Shanghai provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Broadwaymansions Hotel Shanghai is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Shanghai. Boasting a convenient location, the hotel is just 4km from Shanghai Railway Station and 16km from Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport. Transportation around the city is also convenient, with Tiantong Road Metro Station within walking distance. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Huangpu River Cruise(Oriental Pearl Tower Cruise Terminal), Huangpu River Cruise(Shiliupu Pier) and Bund Sightseeing Tunnel all nearby. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. This Shanghai hotel offers parking on site. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling with families.
"The Shanghai Hotel, formerly known as Broadway Mansions and built in 1934, is an iconic Art Deco landmark and a protected heritage building on the Bund. Situated at the confluence of the Suzhou Creek and Huangpu River, and right next to the Waibaidu Bridge, it offers a superb vantage point to view both the Bund and Lujiazui simultaneously. The hotel's architecture, with its stepped-back design, vintage elevators, and collection of historical artifacts, creates a truly retro ambiance, making it a historical site worth visiting in itself and a significant part of Shanghai's urban history. I chose this hotel primarily to give my child a tangible experience of old Shanghai. Upon check-in, the front desk service manager kindly upgraded us to a suite with a view of the Shanghai Bund. The staff's service attitude was excellent. Although the hotel is a bit old, being there allows you to genuinely feel its nearly century-old historical weight. It maintains a state guest-level standard, blending vintage decor with modern renovations, preserving the essence of the old architecture. Gazing out the window, you're treated to a rich tapestry of modern and historical scenes interwoven."