New Era Hotel Xin Ji Yuan

When it comes to hotel accommodations in Shanghai you've got your pick of the lot. But sometimes that can be overwhelming. To help narrow down only the best we've found a hotel review site perfect for finding out all you want to know before booking your stay in Shanghai. 

We'll start by looking at the New Era Hotel Xin Ji Yuan:

Xin Ji Yuan Hotel is a 4 star business hotel which is located in the prosperous section of Shanghai. It is convenient for you to go to Xujiahui business district. There are 62 guest rooms including standard rooms, business rooms, deluxe rooms and so on. With free high speed internet access access, Chinese newspaper and elegance decoration, all rooms provide full-day thermal water, International cable TV set, clean bathroom, IDD, DDD etc. The hotel attaches a luxury restaurant offered Chinese food, Japanese food and South Korea food that 300 persons could be having a meal at the same time. For business demands, there is also a conference room with full business amenities available; it could accommodate 30 persons for meeting, stadium, lecture etc. Hairdressing, sauna, massage, KTV, chess room will give you home coming experience.

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Privy 5 Shanghai Presser

Inaugural Guide To Introduce “Best of Shanghai” to help over 70 million World Expo Visitors Navigate the City

Privy, a private travel network focused on Asia, is harnessing the power and expertise of their exclusive social network to launch "Privy 5" Transpacific City Guides. And just in time for World Expo 2010, Privy introduces their inaugural guide: "Privy 5 Shanghai Guide," an online guide that includes over 30 "top five" lists highlighting the best the city has to offer. The complete guide can be accessed at: http://www.privy.net/shanghai/

The comprehensive guide highlights150 “must visit” places to eat, drink, stay, play, shop & relax during the World Expo in Shanghai. Shanghai is the first city in a series of Privy 5 Guides which will eventually include Beijing, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, New York, Seoul and Tokyo. Shanghai, China's largest and most cosmopolitan city in China, boasts a myriad of restaurants, high-end stores, and extravagant clubs and lounges which can be daunting to navigate for first-time visitors.

Privy Founder/CEO Stephen Liu adds: "While there are many online city guides targeted at backpacker types, we felt there was a need for a savvier, true insider's guide to the city. In preparing the guide, we were also able to take advantage of the fact that many of our members are bi-cultural executives or Asia travel enthusiasts whom are either based in Shanghai or travel there frequently."

Culled from an exclusive network of executives and key influencers, the guide organizes the city into a series of "top five" lists, some of which include:

Privy 5 Romantic Restaurants
Privy 5 Places to get a Foot Massage
Privy 5 French Restaurants
Privy 5 Bars with a View
Privy 5 Shanghainese Cuisine
Privy 5 Places to See
Privy 5 Sichuan Food
Privy 5 Places to Sleep
Privy 5 Cantonese Cuisine
Privy 5 Hotel Bars
Privy 5 Places to Shop
Privy 5 Jazz Clubs


About Privy:
Privy is a private global network and travel resource for a select group of transpacific executives and key influencers. Privy functions as a social compass that enables like-minded people who travel frequently within and to Asia to share lifestyle reviews and coordinate roving itineraries in a discreet, trusted environment. To ensure the site remains intimate, relevant and exclusive -- membership to Privy is “by invitation only” from a trusted member with invitation privileges. Privy also provides a unique opportunity for luxury/hospitality brands to connect at the “point-of-sale” to a small but hyper-targeted affluent set of key influencers who are already sharing travel plans and lifestyle reviews. For more info, please go to: http://www.privy.net/