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Getting to the hotel from Hongqiao Airport Taxi: Fares of taxi are around CNY50 (USD 8.00) each way, and rental cars can be booked online. Public transport: Take metro line 10 from Hongqiao Airport Terminal 1 (or Hongqiao Airport Terminal 2) stop to Jiaotong University stop and walk around 15 minutes to the hotel. Getting to the hotel from Hongqiao Railway Station Taxi: Fares of taxi are around CNY60 (USD 10.00) each way, and rental cars can be booked online. Public transport: Take metro line 10 from Hongqiao Railway Station stop to Jiaotong University stop and walk around 15 minutes to the hotel. Roadmap (Hongqiaohotel): Getting to the hotel from Shanghai Railway Station Taxi: Fares of taxi are around CNY30 (USD 5.00) each way, and rental cars can be booked online. Public transport: Take metro line 1 from Shanghai Railway Station stop to Heng Shan Road stop and walk around 20 minutes to the hotel. Roadmap (Shanghai Railway Stataionhotel): Getting to the hotel from Shanghai South Railway Station Taxi: Fares of taxi are around CNY30 (USD 5.00) each way, and rental cars can be booked online. Public transport: Take metro line 1 from Shanghai South Railway Station stop to Heng Shan Road stop and walk around 20 minutes to the hotel. Roadmap (Shanghai South Railway Stataionhotel): Getting to the hotel from Shanghai West Railway Station Taxi: Fares of taxi are around CNY30 (USD 5.00) each way, and rental cars can be booked online. Public transport: Take metro line 11 from Shanghai West Railway Station stop to Jiang Su Road stop and walk around 15 minutes to the hotel. Roadmap (Shanghai West Railway Stataionhotel): Hotels around: A Radisson Blu Plaza Xingguo Hotel Shanghai Address: 78 Xingguo Rd, Changning, Shanghai, China, 200052 Tel: +86 21 6212 9998 Website: http://www.radissonblu.com/ B Le Sun Chine Address: 1220 Hua Shan road, lane no. 6, Shanghai 200052, China Tel: +86 21 5256 9977 Website: http://www.lscmansion.com/ C Hotel Longemont Address: 1116 West Yan’an road, Shanghai 200050, China Tel: +86 21 6115 9988 Website: http://www.longemonthotel.com/ D Xinghua Hotel Address: 1226 Huashan Rd, Changning, Shanghai, China Tel: +86 21 6226 0123 E Rayfont Hotel & Apartment Shanghai Address: 1066 Yan'an West Rd, Changning, Shanghai, China Tel: +86 21 6213 0022 F Howard Johnson All Suites Hotel Shanghai Address: 1155 Yan'an West Rd, Changning, Shanghai, China Tel: +86 21 5238 2555 H B' LaVii House Address: No. 285 Hunan Road Xuhui District, Shanghai 200031, China Tel: +86 21 6467 7171 Website: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel/ .

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