Chai Living, Shanghai

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CHAI Living is not a traditional hotel. It is a collection of serviced residences, offering guests a unique and unforgettable experience. Purposefully located within an Art Deco landmark, CHAI Living offers a different perspective to Shanghai and a rare opportunity to experience the traditional ways of life.

These residences are all spacious, conceptually designed apartments within the Embankment Building, offering all the modern comforts to it’s guests who have a taste for style and sophistication.

As an alternative to a five-star hotel, CHAI Living strives to offer a friendly and homey approach to staying in Shanghai. They provide housekeeping and concierge services, with a member of staff on site at all times to provide 24-hour assistance to their guests.

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As a result of an ongoing partnership between CHAI Living and the city’s most well-known restaurants, guests can order food from 72 of the most popular restaurants in the city and have it delivered to them in less than an hour between 10:30 am to 10:30 pm.
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Riveting/ fascinating facts about the area:

Shanghai was originally a small fishing village with little hope of advancing past its swampy origins
Shanghai cooking is sweeter than other areas in China and they consume more sugar than any other part of China
Shanghai has the world's most extensive bus system, but with an extensive subway network as well, transportation networks are not overly congested

Interesting people:

Meet Martin Kemble, who opened his art gallery called Art Labor in Shanghai with one goal in mind, which is to expand the narrow definition of Chinese contemporary art. And in just a few years, he’s not only broken those boundaries but he’s also managed to redefine them. By encouraging eccentric and original foreign artists and discovering unconventional Chinese art stars, his gallery features works by cutting-edge artists with unique artistic sensibilities.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Exciting reasons to get out of bed:

Visit Jade Buddha Temple
Plan a trip to Shanghai Circus World (especially if you have children traveling with you)
Visit M97 Gallery
Take a walk inside the Mengqing Yuan Garden
Visit the Jing’an Temple
Go for a Shanghai Pub Crawl
Go for a bike tour or a private tour of the city

Eat: Shanghai is a city that offers many culinary options, from roadside stalls to Michelin-star restaurants, and some of our favorites from the city include Di Shui Dong ribs (these all-off-the-bone ribs are as succulent as there are tender), Grilled Oysters, Stinky Tofu, Caramel Strawberry Kebabs and Pepper Duck. You may even head for a High Tea at the Peninsula, complemented by a lavish selection of finger sandwiches, breads and petit fours. Logan's Punch

Scena (The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai Pudong)

Mr & Mrs Bund-Modern Eatery by Paul Pairet

Mercato

The 1515 West, Chophouse & Bar

Shop: Whether you’re looking for a rare piece or art, hand-rolled Chinese tea, vintage and modern crockery or exquisite hand-made shoes that are meant to last, Shanghai’s quaint stores and boutiques will give you easy access to all this and more.

Philippe le Bac Cashmere

LWH Gallery

Suzhou Cobblers Boutique

Zenlifestore

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Chai Living, Shanghai