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No. 567 Tianyaoqiao Road, Shanghai View this office online at: https://www.newofficeasia.com/details/serviced-offices-no-567-tianyaoqiao-ro ad-shanghai Choose between either self-contained or co-working suite which are equipped with a wide range of corporate services and amenities - a hard to beat prospect for businesses of all sorts. For firms that who want the opportunity to move in without delay, these work areas could be the perfect solution by virtue of the fact they are supplied with furnishings, brimming with natural light and are ready to be occupied. The building is also provisioned with monitored access in the form of a manned reception area, where visitors are welcomed and assisted with the support they require. Other inclusive amenities include lift access to upper floors, video conferencing, use of a socializing area and full administrative assistance - creating a truly 21st century business hub. Transport links Nearest railway station: 上海体育场 (412 metres) Nearest airport: Key features 24 hour access 24-hour security Administrative support Board room Car parking spaces Central heating Comfortable lounge Conference rooms Disabled facilities (DDA/ADA compliant) Furnished workspaces High-speed internet Lift Meeting rooms Office cleaning service Reception staff Restaurant in the building Video conference facilities Virtual office available VOIP telephony Wireless networking Location This address occupies a much sought after part of Shanghai, close to the Xujiahui CBD, which is surrounded by numerous bars and restaurants, offering a space for staff to unwind and relax during breaks. This location is rich in transit options, such as Shanghai stadium railway station which is no more than 412 meters from the door. For those who frequently travel overseas, the office space is easily accessed from Shanghai Pudong airport, which is just 54 km away and can be driven to in only 47 minutes via the S20/S20 and S1/S1. This mix of fantastic services and superb location means that No. 567 Tianyaoqiao Road would make an attractive proposition for firms of every variety. Points of interest within 1000 metres Shanghai Stadium (railway station) - 412m from business centre Long Hua Yi Yuan (hospital) - 517m from business centre Shanghai Stadium (stadium) - 591m from business centre Shang Hai Ti Yu Chang (bus stop) - 613m from business centre Dong'an Park (park) - 661m from business centre Lawson (convenience) - 683m from business centre Ramada Plaza Shanghai Gateway (hotel) - 700m from business centre Super 8 Motel (hotel) - 714m from business centre East Asia Exhibition Center (sports) - 815m from business centre Shanghai Aquatics Center (swimming) - 844m from business centre Shanghai water comp (department store) - 884m from business centre Shanghai Indoor Stadium (stadium) - 917m from business centre Longhua Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetary (park) - 958m from business centre Courtyard (park) - 993m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeAsia.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please confirm all details with the agent representing this office space before proceeding. Full terms of service can be viewed at http://www.NewOfficeAsia.com.com/terms-of-service..

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