Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang

No.3, Lane 6666, Huaxia East Road, Shanghai, China

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Breakfast price
CNY125($18.7) / person
Breakfast time
06:30~10:00
Breakfast type
Buffet
Check-in
From 15:00
Check-out
Until 12:00
Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang - Offer Pudong International Airport and Disney shuttle, is located in the coastal area of Huaxia, adjacent to the East China Sea, adjacent to Shanghai international tourist resort, Florence outlets, Linx Golf and the South Zone of Jinqiao Economic Development Zone. It is a new highlight of eco-tourism in Pudong New Area of Shanghai and one of the leading large-scale Resort Hotel clusters and tourist destinations in China.
It is a luxury hotel with more than 200 luxurious and elegant rooms and suites. Its unique catering services include all day restaurant, Chinese restaurant, lobby bar and executive lounge. The hotel also has a sea view infinity swimming pool, fitness center and other perfect entertainment facilities to meet your vacation and leisure requirements.

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  • How far is the hotel from Pudong International Airport Shanghai?

    Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang is 7.6km from the airport.

  • Does Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang offer airport shuttle service?

    Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.

  • What are the check-in and check-out time at Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang?

    Check-in time is from 15:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang.

  • Does Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang have a pool or gym?

    Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.

  • Does Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang have a restaurant?

    Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.

  • Does Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang offer internet or wifi?

    Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.

  • Does Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang accept prepaid room charge?

    Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.

  • Does Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang accept credit card payments?

    Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.

  • How much is the breakfast at Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang?

    Each costs cny125 for extra breakfast.

  • How much does it cost to stay at Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang?

    The room prices is from cny980, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).

Location


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  • I only understand after living here! The Hidden King of Transportation in Eastern Shanghai

    I used to think that the third tier port was located at the easternmost part of Shanghai. It wasn't until I drove and stayed at Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang for two days on the weekend that I completely refreshed my understanding - this is not a remote seaside corner at all, but a golden hub between Pudong Airport, Lingang, and Disney. There are so many places to visit in the surrounding area that it's impossible to fill them up in just two days.
    The hotel is located directly at a convenient transportation point in Pudong, at 6666 Huaxia East Road. Coming from Pudong International Airport, there are no traffic lights along Far East Avenue, and it only takes 15 minutes to reach the hotel entrance. You don't have to detour in the city to get off the plane, and you can quickly settle down with your luggage. If you drive from the city center and take the Huaxia East Road elevated road all the way east, you can escape the crowds and enter the quiet seaside in 40 minutes, without having to endure the weekend congestion in the city center. Even if you don't drive, public transportation is very convenient. You don't have to take the wrong route by transferring to a nearby subway line directly to the shuttle station in front of the hotel.
    The most outstanding feature is its' half-hour living circle ', which draws a circle around the hotel and covers almost all core locations in the eastern part of Pudong within a half-hour drive. 20 minutes to the southeast is Shanghai Disneyland Resort, where you don't have to rush to the high priced hotels around Disneyland during the morning rush hour. You can leisurely finish breakfast before leaving, and even save half of the queue time when entering the park during off peak hours; It only takes 25 minutes to go south to Lingang New Area. If you want to go to Haichang Ocean Park or Lingang Beach to watch the sunset, the journey should be controlled within half an hour, so you don't have to waste most of the half day in traffic.
    The short distance play around is even closer to two steps, and there will be a surprise: the hotel will walk for 10 minutes to the coastal mudflat of Sanjia Port. You can step on the mudflat and dig for crabs without running far away. In the evening, you can walk along the seaside path, and you can see the orange sunset dyeing the whole sea into gold. Even the pictures of distant planes flying across the sea can be clearly captured. It takes only 10 minutes by car to get to the town of Florence. If you want to go shopping at the outlet and buy discounted big brands, it takes only a dozen minutes to get there. If you get tired of shopping, you can always turn back to the hotel to rest, without having to endure the pain in the business district.
    Even the transportation details are well taken care of: the hotel comes with a large free parking lot, so even if you drive during holidays, you don't have to look for expensive parking spaces. The parking space is spacious enough for novice drivers to easily enter. There is a dedicated ride hailing stop right at the entrance, so when you don't want to drive, you can quickly call a car to the airport or nearby attractions, without having to stand in the seaside wind waiting to pick up your order. The hotel also provides a paid airport shuttle bus. By making a reservation one day in advance, you can directly travel from the hotel entrance to the terminal, so you don't have to rush to find a car to catch an early flight.
    Of course, it also has a small limitation: it is more than an hour's drive from Nanjing Road and Jing'an Temple in the core of Shanghai city center, and it is not close to traditional city center attractions. But if your itinerary mainly focuses on Pudong Airport, Disneyland, and Lingang, Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang is definitely a cost-effective and convenient choice - you don't have to squeeze around crowded scenic spots, you can still lie down and watch the sunrise in the East China Sea, leaving all the travel time for relaxation by the seaside.Show more

  • Hiding in a seaside hotel in Sanjia Port, I turned Shanghai's blues into a slow rhythm

    On weekends, when I wanted to escape the crowds of people in the city, I casually booked Primus Hotel Shanghai Sanjiagang. After driving for 40 minutes from the city, I turned onto the last stretch of the coastal road and saw the modern architecture of the hotel nestled between the blue sky and the sea from afar. I knew that this short escape was the right choice.
    The check-in experience was smoother than expected. The front desk staff smiled and handed me the door card. They specifically reminded me that the selected high-rise room faced the East China Sea, allowing me to watch the sunrise on the balcony without leaving in the morning. They also gave me a nearby guide card for the sea crossing points, clearly marking the time of ebb tide. At the moment of opening the door, the whole open sea view directly hit the eye - the whole face fell to the ground outside the window, the waves of the East China Sea slowly patted the mudflat, the distant cargo ship pulled out long and thin smoke traces on the sea level, and the tightness in the urban area accumulated for a week, and the moment of seeing this piece of blue, it scattered most of the time. The layout of the room is spacious and comfortable, with the large sofa by the window collapsing and even the rhythm of the wind coming in from the balcony slowing down, completely devoid of the oppressive feeling of cramped hotels in the city.
    The most surprising thing is the supporting details of the hotel. The facilities completed in 2018 are well maintained and completely devoid of the trendy atmosphere commonly seen in seaside hotels. I got up early in the morning to watch the sunrise. Walking two steps along the seaside path of the hotel, I could stand by the mudflat and wait for the sun to jump out of the sea level. The orange light dyed the whole sea into gold, which was more romantic than watching the sunrise in the cracks of high-rise buildings in the city. The indoor heated swimming pool provided by the hotel has very few people. After swimming for half an hour, you can come ashore wrapped in a towel and lean against the window. You can also see seagulls flying against the sea in the distance.
    The experience of the restaurant also exceeded expectations. The category of buffet breakfast was solid. The aroma of the freshly made pancakes and fruits and the local characteristic fried buns filled the whole space. In the evening, the seafood hot pot used fresh seafood just picked up from the nearby mudflat. The fresh air was wrapped in the heat, and even the wind was soaked with salty fragrance. If you want to go out, the hotel is not far from Pudong International Airport, and you can even see the plane skimming over the sea at a low altitude. The surrounding Sanjia Port Seaside Park is within walking distance. You can walk on the mudflat to dig for crabs, and you can walk past in the afternoon.
    Of course, there are also some small regrets. There are not many densely populated commercial districts around the hotel, so it takes more than ten minutes to drive to small niche shops. Occasionally, you can smell the faint sea salt moisture in some corridors near the sea. But these small imperfections cannot completely cover up the sense of relaxation here - it doesn't have the rush of city hotels, and even time slows down with the rhythm of the waves.
    After two days and one night of escape, on the way back to the city by self driving, there was still a lingering taste of the seaside in the wind. Originally, there was no need to run far. There was a place on the east side of Shanghai that could catch all the tired seaside stops and fully return the weekend time to oneself.Show more