Experience the bustling energy of Shanghai’s most famous commercial street, with a pedestrian mall surrounded by traditional and luxury shopping opportunities.
One of the city’s first urban renewal projects preserves a historic neighborhood, while serving up some of Shanghai's best dinning, entertainment and shopping.
"Jasmine, the girl checking us in, was so sweet and nice. We took her tips for how to organize our sightseeing and where to eat dinner, and it was all great. The room was clean and fine. The bathroom standard a bit low, but for the price, you cannot ask for more. The location is fantastic, right beside the sights."
"Not suitable for anyone who doesn’t read or speak Mandarin. Hotel location is not correctly shown on maps. Very commercialized town with people soliciting business on the street."
"Very clean facility, excellent location, friendly staff. The only problem is finding the place. The listing on Expedia gives the address but it is the address of a complex. The hotel is on the 6th floor. If you face the front of the building (looking at Starbucks) the entrance is on the left side of the building. Look for the big lemon statue."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Our East China packages, which start from just , are the best way to save big bucks. Handpick your favourite flights, hotels and rental cars to create a customized trip.
How do I get a cheap travel package to East China?
Browse and lock in everything in one place with our East China holiday packages. You'll find deals on hotels, flights and more that'll keep your budget happy and adventurous side satisfied. And, with more than 550 air carriers and 1,000,000 hotels throughout the world to choose from, you'll have the flexibility to mix and match your own way.
Where should I stay in East China?
You can't go past Shanghai, with popular landmarks like The Bund and Jingan Temple to explore. Or, if sights like University of Science and Technology of China and Hefei Botanical Garden are of more interest, Hefei is the place to head.
How far in advance should I book my East China holiday?
It's tricky picking the ideal time for airfares, but we usually say the earlier, the better. Most international journeys on Expedia become available to compare up to 12 months in advance. If you can't book ahead, don't fret. Discounted prices occasionally appear within a few weeks of departure dates.
What does an Expedia East China travel package include?
Rental cars, flights and hotels, or any combination of the three — the choice is all yours! Whether you're visiting East China with the entire family or travelling by yourself, there's a package to fit every style and budget. Once you've made your booking, why not add on a couple of tours and experiences?
What should I know before booking an East China travel package?
Whether it's adventure or relaxation you're chasing, an East China holiday package lets you plan your escape your way. Plus, you'll score great discounts just for combining your hotel with your flights and rental car. The more you bundle, the more you'll save!
Can I choose my airline with an East China Expedia holiday package?
Yes, definitely. Expedia has over 550 airline partners to select from all over the world. With such a huge range of choice, finding the right carrier to whisk you off to East China won't be hard.
If I'm not able to travel, can I cancel my East China holiday package?
Whether it's your hotel or flight, you can cancel or change it. Locked in your East China holiday package in the last 24 hours? You may be able to make changes for free. For bookings made more than 24 hours ago, you may incur a fee from your airline, hotel or car rental company. For more information, head to our Customer Service Portal. We'll help you every step of the way.