Shanghai Marriott Hotel Pudong South

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Another new Marriott property has recently opened in Shanghai, Shanghai Marriott Hotel Pudong South, increasing the number of Marriott properties in Shanghai to 7. Senior management continues to express commitment to the area and we can expect more expansion in the near future.

Address – 15 Xinjinqiao Rd, Pudong, China, 201206

Phone number – +86 21 6036 8888

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Hotel Features & Dining Options

  • 241 Guest Rooms
  • 33 Premier Rooms
  • 6 Executive Rooms
  • GOJI Kitchen Bar
  • Man Ho Chinese Restaurant
  • SMOKI MOTO Specialty East Asian Restaurant

This hotel is a part of the Marriott Bonvoy Rewards program as a category 3 hotel.

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