Seagull Hotel
Seagull Hotel
60 Huangpu Road, Shanghai, China
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Location :
Central
Rooms :
128
The Seagull Hotel makes its nest along Shanghai’s stately Bund on the Huangpu River, where people enjoy watching boats of all kinds come and go. The shops of busy Nanjing Road are half a kilometre away. The landscape features the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Jinmao Building and the new structures of Pudong.
from US$ 112
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per night
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