Opened in 2018, the Sukhothai Shanghai offers travelers a pleasant stay in Shanghai, whether for business or leisure purposes. With Free in-room Wi-Fi and easy access to the Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Area, The Sukhothai Shanghai makes a convenient choice. The Sukhothai Shanghai is a contemporary lifestyle hotel located in the heart of the city’s business and entertainment districts. With stylish yet timeless guest rooms, delectable culinary offerings, and exquisite wellness and event spaces, this inviting venue will inspire savvy urbanites with thoughtfully-crafted experiences. The Sukhothai Shanghai is a contemporary designer hotel located in the coveted Jingan district, perfect for travellers on business or pleasure. The Sukhothai Shanghai connects to the HKRI Taikoo Hui with easy access to three primary Shanghai Metro stations, domestic and international airports, and a high-speed railway station. Sightseeing tourist sites within a short ride include Shanghai Natural Museum, Nanjing Shopping Belt, People’s Square, and The Bund. Our guestrooms are spaciously designed with sleek furnishing with comfort in mind and comprise a large bathroom with a separate shower and bathtub and Thai bath toiletries. Other thoughtful amenities include in-room refreshments for non-alcoholic beverages, beer, Nespresso coffee and tea, two bottles of mineral water daily and a mini-bar cum wine cellar. The guestrooms and suites also feature a 55” or 65” high definition television with a soundbar, satellite cable channels, USB ports besides the bed controlled panel. The Sukhothai Shanghai features five vibrant and stunning lifestyle dining venues for dining, including a Italian restaurant and Southeast Asian all-day dining, a modern café for coffee and cakes, and a cocktail bar with an open terrace perfect for winding down after work. For recreational, guests can energise by working out at the 24-hours fitness studio, taking a dip at the 25-metre indoor heated pool, or indulging in a wellness treatment at the spa.
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