URBN hotels Shanghai

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URBN Hotel Shanghai
Hotel chainURBN Hotels & Resorts
General information
LocationShanghai, China
Address183, Jiaozhou Road, Jing'an
OpeningJanuary 2008
OwnerRobert Roche
Technical details
Floor count4
Other information
Number of rooms26
Number of suites2
Number of restaurants1
Website
www.urbnhotels.com

URBN Hotel Shanghai is a boutique hotel located in Jing'an District in Shanghai, China. It is the first "carbon neutral hotel" in China: to be declared such, it is a part of the Cachet Hotel Group.

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History

The 26-room hotel is a converted 1970's former post office building, designed by A00 Architecture. By renovating an existing structure, focusing on using recycled and locally sourced materials such as reclaimed hardwoods and old Shanghai bricks, implementing eco-friendly solutions like passive solar shades and a water-based air conditioning system, URBN Hotel Shanghai is one of the first examples of how to create a more ecological hotel establishment. [1]

Guest rooms

  • Studio room
  • room
  • Garden view
  • Penthouse

Restaurants

  • URBN Restaurant

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