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Shangri-La Hotel, Hangzhou is a lodging, located at 78 Beishan Rd, Xihu Qu, Hangzhou Shi, Zhejiang Sheng, China, 310007. They can be contacted via phone at +86 571 8797 7951, visit their website www.shangri-la.com for more detailed information.

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78 Beishan Rd, Xihu Qu, Hangzhou Shi, Zhejiang Sheng, 310007
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8 Reviews

  • Parvez Khan
    27 November 2017

    Great location, friendly staff with a few very proficient in English. The food choices were great and plenty of scenic walking and biking locations

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  • Md. Abul Basher
    22 September 2017

    Awesome food

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  • Visanee Chanwittayapant
    11 August 2017

    Hotel quite far from subway and shopping area but nearby west lake. Hotel facilities are a bit old , seem like havent have any renovating. Good service from very polite staffs.

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  • Vivian Wong
    15 June 2017

    Good destination, close to the West Lake.

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  • Seung-Hoon Park
    13 June 2017

    Brand new hotel, convenient shopping, nearby the lake

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  • Gerald Crump
    05 June 2017

    Excellent service, great ambience, and food food food

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  • Micah Till
    23 November 2016

    Hangzhou is a beautiful city and the West Lake area is rich with history and scenic views. Be sure to stop by all of the historic top ten points. (Plan on at least two days for that.) The new ten, third evaluation, temporary palace eighteen, etc. are also good, but the historic ten are where it's at.

    Grab some street food on your way around and make sure to have a few RMB available for the boat ride to the island and Leifeng Tower. It's a little annoying that they cost money, but in terms of USD, they're both dirt cheap.

    If you're looking for a souvenir t-shirt, you're out of luck. There are plenty of silk products, postcards, magnets, and fake jewelry baubles though. Haggle for everything. You'll have people hawking photos in period silk gear too. Personally, I doing understand the appeal, but it seems like the activity is pretty popular with domestic tourists.

    A note to my fellow English speakers: don't be that guy. Know a little Chinese and be ready to communicate with people who don't know any English at all. Most people here don't--don't act like that's their problem. Google translate is your friend. Just make sure you've downloaded the Chinese pack before you get here. Google won't work behind The Great Firewall. (Bing does, just FYI.)

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  • Jose Carlos Mariategui
    16 November 2016

    The "delicatessen Corner" is pretty mediocre in comparison to Shanghai's Sangri-La. Like heaven and hell !! But the green tea cookies are fine.

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