SSAW Boutique Hotel Shanghai Bund

The rooms at SSAW boutique hotel present travellers visiting Shanghai, a high level of hospitality and comfort uniform to the standards of modern tourism. The rooms present spacious areas with King Sized, or Two Single, beds in the most basic rooms to provide a relaxation for guests at the end of a day of exploring. Each room features an en suite and a modern rain shower cabin for a private and pleasant stay.

• 25 square metres in size
• 1 king sized bed
• Accommodates up to one guest
• City view
• Free Wi-Fi
• Shower
• Free breakfast
• Hair dryer
• Coffee/tea maker
• Mini bar
• Refrigerator
• iPod docking station
• Desk
• Seating area
• Satellite/cable channels

• 25 square metres in size
• 2 single beds
• Accommodates up to 2 quests
• City view
• Free Wi-Fi
• Shower
• Free breakfast
• Hair dryer
• Coffee/tea maker
• Mini bar
• Refrigerator
• iPod docking station
• Desk
• Seating area
• Separate dining area
• Satellite/cable channels

• 50 square metres in size
• 1 king sized bed
• Accommodates up to 2 guests
• City view
• Free Wi-Fi
• Shower
• Free breakfast
• Hair dryer
• Coffee/tea maker
• Mini bar
• Refrigerator
• iPod docking station
• Desk
• Seating area
• Satellite/cable channels

• 40 square metres in size
• 1 king sized bed
• Accommodates up to 2 guests
• City view
• Free Wi-Fi
• Separate shower and bathtub
• Free breakfast
• Hair dryer
• Coffee/tea maker
• Mini bar
• Refrigerator
• iPod docking station
• Desk
• Seating area
• Separate dining area
• Satellite/cable channels

• 35 square metres in size
• 1 king sized bed and 1 sofa bed
• Accommodates up to 3 guests
• City view
• Free Wi-Fi
• Separate shower and bathtub
• Free breakfast
• Hair dryer
• Coffee/tea maker
• Mini bar
• Refrigerator
• iPod docking station
• Desk
• Separate dining area
• Seating area
• Satellite/cable channels

• 25 square metres in size
• 1 single bed, 1 king sized bed and 1 sofa bed
• Accommodates up to 4 guests
• City view
• Free Wi-Fi
• Shower
• Free breakfast
• Hair dryer
• Coffee/tea maker
• Mini bar
• Refrigerator
• iPod docking station
• Desk
• Separate dining area
• Seating area
• Satellite/cable channels

Guest can experience a range of delicious dishes at the SSAW Garden Restaurant, presenting an intercontinental breakfast before the lunch and dinner menus featuring delectable cuisine deriving from China and the West. The standout selection at the SSAW Garden Restaurant is the colourful and vibrant afternoon tea, available between 1:30pm and 4:30pm daily. Afternoon tea provides patrons a daily range of fresh pasties, tarts, light beverages and fresh fruit, radiating a charming and quaint afternoon atmosphere for guests desiring a relaxing midday meal.

Visit the Old Shanghai Teahouse to enjoy the fragrant tea and observe the ancient treasure in Old Shanghai to feel the atmosphere from the 1930s. Learn about the history and culture within the teahouse through the treasures displayed here such as the gas lamp, biscuit tin, old-fashioned telephone, electric fan, sphygmomanometer and the Fahrenheit thermometer. Taste the flavours of Lung Ching or Jasmine tea containing hot water and leaves whilst looking out the windows and gazing upon the hustle of the crowds outside. Order from the menu to indulge on traditional Chinese food and beverage as you enjoy Shanghai crisp biscuits, the Dim Sum boiled dumpling with fresh pork, Keemun tea, Ti Kuan Yin tea and much more.

Visit the Bund, also known as Waitan, which a famous waterfront on the west bank of Huangpu River and is the symbol of Shanghai. It has a length of 1500 metres stretching from the Waibaidu Bridge to East Jinling Road, with the best night view in Shanghai and sightseeing waterfront for people to observe the views. The local residents do their daily exercise at the Bund where you can see them walking jogging, or practicing Tai Chi. Take a stroll along the waterfront avenue by taking the most classic route by wandering from the north end to the south or the contrary way. You will have the opportunity to to see the most famous sights such as the 26 colonial-era buildings of different western and architectural styles.

The Chenxiangge Monastery is a tranquil refuge that shelters a community of dark-brown-clothed monks from the Chenhai, the mortal world to Buddhists. At the rear of the temple you will find the Guanyin Tower which will guide you upstairs to an effigy of the male-looking goddess Guanyin in a gilded cabinet: this version of the effigy is a modern copy as the original disappeared during the Cultural Revolution. At the front of the monastery is the Hall of Heavenly Kings, enveloping four gilded Heavenly Kings and a form of Maitreya. People come here to pray and chant hymns that fill the hall where there is a statue of Sakyamuni, flanked by two rows of nine luohan.