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Shanghai
6161 Yuanjiang Road, Minhang District, Shanghai, China 201111
A peaceful sanctuary featuring relocated Ming and Qing dynasty villas and ancient camphor trees on the outskirts of Shanghai.
Dec 10 – Dec 11 · 1 night · 2 adults · 1 room
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Included with rates marked Member privileges
Daily breakfast for two
100 USD Dining Credit
Room upgrade subject to availability
Early check-in or late check-out subject to availability
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Within the specified dates, stay in designated room types and enjoy one-day tickets to the 2026 Shanghai Tennis Masters Cup (limited daily; exact quantity and session are subject to room availability): From October 7 to 14, bookings of MING•SUITE, MING•PAVILION, and MING•DELUXE include two one-day tickets during the stay
From October 7 to 18, bookings of Antique House One-Bedroom and Antique House Two-Bedroom include two one-day tickets during the stay
During the event period, bookings of ANTIQUE Four-Bedroom and above room types include four one-day tickets during the stay
- From October 11 to October 14, MING•SUITE + MING•PAVILION require a minimum two-night stay, and are limited to 2 rooms per day
From October 15 to October 18, Antique House One- and Two-Bedroom + ANTIQUE Four-Bedroom require a minimum two-night stay
Book a MING PAVILION or higher room category at least 1 day in advance, including children's fun perks; cannot be combined with other promotional offers.
Book a MING Suite or higher room category at least 1 day in advance, from CNY 6,900 per night, including a healing experience and multiple privileges. The associated displayed price is for reference only; the final rate is subject to the hotel's confirmation.
Quiet luxury, zen, and misty ancient forest atmosphere.
Chinese (Jiangxi & Cantonese)
Signature: Double-boiled Clay Pot Soup
Italian
Signature: Raw Red Prawn Carpaccio
Japanese (Washoku)
Signature: Wagyu Beef & Sashimi
Curated by Bitvoya editors
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