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Amanfayun is a truly unique rural retreat on the outskirts of the historic city of Hangzhou. A peaceful and luxurious hideaway surrounded by tea fields, natural forest and quaint villages it is the ideal contrast to China's large cities.

Lying just 5 minutes away from the historic water town of Wuzhen, Alila Wuzhen is an exquisite retreat blending inspired design of the Jiangnan ancient canals with understated modern elegance.

Alila Anji's charming design incorporates modern understated luxury into its traditional Chinese roofed-village exteriors, blending into its tranquil surroundings of hillside lake, pristine bamboo groves, tea plantations and spring blossoms of plum trees.

Tsingpu Suzhou Retreat is an idyllic retreat at the water town of Suzhou, housed at the former residence of Chinese painter Shen Zhou.

The boutique Capella Shanghai has been inspired by its cultural location, allowing you to experience the Shanghai of the 1930s. Expect an abundance of space in your beautifully designed luxurious villa.

Nestled at the foot of Danxia Peak close to the Xihai Valley, Xihai Hotel Huangshan offers clean and comfortable accommodation on the UNESCO-listed Yellow Mountain, making this a wonderful base for hikers to enjoy the scenic misty trails of the region.

The PuLi Shanghai is centrally located between Nanjing West Road and YanAn Road and is adjacent to Réel, an iimmersive shopping destination fusing fashion, beauty, gourmet and art.

Located in a prestigious location at Number 2 on The Bund, The Waldorf Astoria Shanghai encapsulates this vibrant city with a stunning mix of old meets new, modern and colonial, offering the best experience of Shanghai.

Fronting Shanghai's world famous Bund and with spectacular river views, the luxurious Peninsula Shanghai blends in with the historic architecture of its landmark neighbors for a stylish fusion of Art Deco-inspired glamour.

Head to Shanghai's old town, an architectural treasure tucked away from the high rises and bright lights that Shanghai is so famous for. This visit will take you to the traditional part of the city, and to its lilongs, steeped in history.

Take a stroll along The Bund on the Huangpu River. Once Shanghai's financial center, it boasts impressive colonial architecture, so strikingly different in comparison to Shanghai's towering skyscrapers behind. After, head west to the popular Nanjing Road.