Best hotels in Shanghai
Explore Shanghai with 9163 stays near iconic landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining
Hotel Chalet Shanghai ★★★★
Discover a cozy, modern hotel in Shanghai, offering comfortable rooms, friendly service, and easy access to local attractions and public transit.
Dihang Boutique Hotel (Shanghai Pudong Airport) ★★★
"Had a great overnight stay during my layover. The free airport shuttle service was well-organized and convenient. The hotel was clean, affordable, and the service was attentive. It's a perfect choice for travelers catching a flight. Highly recommend!"
Yitel Premium (Shanghai people's Square Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street) ★★★★
"Great location in Nanjing walking street nearby to many shopping malls and eateries. Friendly counter staffs especially mention Alex who is very helpful attending to needs. Room is clean and spacious with amenities provided."
Shanghai People's Square Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street Treasury Hotel ★★★★
"It is truly close to the famous nanjing road and walkable distance from the bund. And metro station is about 300m lines are also convenient . Hotel room was simple and clean. But I dont think they changed bed sheets in our stay."
Holiday Inn Express SHANGHAI PUDONG AIRPORT by IHG ★★★
"As a frequent business traveler, I've stayed in many hotels, and this one's location is indeed quite good. My only minor gripe is that the shuttle bus intervals could be shorter; missing one means a long wait. However, front desk staff members Xiao Wu and Xiao Zhou had excellent service attitudes. They were incredibly patient and friendly, proactively helping guests with any issues, communicating effectively, and working efficiently. This left a fantastic impression on me, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next business trip to Shanghai."
Zhexuejia Hotel (Shanghai Bund Xiaonanmen Subway Station) ★★
"The front desk staff, especially the young woman, was incredibly helpful and friendly. The hotel also provides complimentary water and snacks. Being right above a metro station makes getting around incredibly convenient."
Crowne Plaza SHANGHAI NANJING ROAD by IHG ★★★★★
"Traveling with kids, this hotel is located right on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, which is super convenient for transportation. It offers great value for money and is perfect for sightseeing, shopping, or even business trips. The staff are attentive and enthusiastic, and overall, we had a good experience. My child had a blast! 068~"
Da Zhong Airport Hotel ★★★
"An incredible stay! The staff was extremely kind and attentive at all times. The room and facilities were spotlessly clean, and the overall service was exceptional. I would without a doubt stay here again on my next visit. Thank you so much for everything!"
Mercure Shanghai Yu Garden On the Bund ★★★★
"Great location, very convenient for getting around. It's really close to Yu Garden and Yu Garden Metro Station, making it easy to get to Disneyland, the Oriental Pearl Tower, and the train station. The service is excellent, check-in is a breeze, and the concierge service is top-notch. The environment is comfortable, clean, and hygienic. Breakfast is plentiful with a wide variety of fresh food, and the long serving hours are perfect for those who like to sleep in!"
Where to stay in Shanghai
Find the Shanghai neighborhood that matches your travel style
People's Square Area
Shanghai's main transport hub: a crossroads of several metro lines, the start of Nanjing Road, and the Shanghai Museum.
- Get anywhere in the city in just minutes by metro
- Hotels for every budget in the heart of the city
- Nanjing Road — kilometers of shops and restaurants
Pudong International Airport Area
Shanghai's bustling airport district where streamlined transit, modern hotels, and corporate amenities cater to travelers seeking quick connections and convenient business stays.
- Gateway convenience
- Business efficiency
- Modern infrastructure
Shanghai Disney Resort
The first Disneyland in mainland China, featuring themed hotels and the "Disneytown" shopping district.
- Disney-themed hotels just a short walk from the park
- World-class attractions and shows
- Metro Line 11 to the city center
Lujiazui Area
Shanghai's financial hub, featuring three iconic towers and a high concentration of five-star hotels.
- Viewpoints at an altitude of over 400 meters
- World-class business hotels
- Aquarium, science museum, and waterfront promenade
The Bund Area
The Bund is Shanghai’s most iconic waterfront promenade, stretching along the western bank of the Huangpu River.
- Scenic strolls
- Waterfront promenade
- Showcase the architecture
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area
The former French Concession: plane tree-lined avenues, shikumen mansions, and trendy bars and restaurants.
- Xintiandi — Shanghai's best restaurants and cocktail bars
- Cafes, boutiques, and antique shops of the French Concession
- Huaihai Road is one of the city's main shopping hubs.
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road
A neighborhood filled with luxury shopping malls, the stunning Jing'an Temple, and chic boutique hotels.
- Plaza 66, Kerry Centre, and Réel Mall shopping centers
- Jing'an Temple — An Ancient Sanctuary Amidst the Skyscrapers
- Upscale boutique hotels and spas
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center
Stay just minutes from Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and Hongqiao Railway Station. Enjoy convenient access to business districts, transit hubs, and top attractions, while choosing from a range of accommodations—from comfortable, budget-friendly stays to premium hotels.
- Minutes from Shanghai Hongqiao Airport (SHA) and Hongqiao Railway Station
- Enjoy easy access to metro lines, the National Exhibition and Convention Center, and downtown Shanghai
- A wide range of accommodations, from budget-friendly stays to upscale hotels
The North Bund Area
An up-and-coming area along the banks of the Huangpu, featuring modern hotels and a cruise terminal at more affordable prices.
- A fresh perspective on the Bund and Lujiazui
- Shanghai International Cruise Port
- Great value for money
Train Station Area
Staying in the Shanghai train station area gives you a perfectly connected home base, offering seamless access to high-speed rail, metro lines, and effortless travel across the city and beyond!
- Enjoy seamless, direct access to Shanghai Railway Station and the entire high-speed rail network!
- Multiple metro lines that whisk you straight to the city's top districts and must-see sights
- Nestled right in the heart of the action, with hotels, delicious dining, and easy transport links all around you
Find the perfect stay for your travel style in Shanghai
Jinglai Hotel·Bushe (Shanghai Nanjing East Road Bund Branch)
Discover a stylish boutique hotel in central Shanghai, offering modern, comfortable rooms with a minimalist design and easy access to Nanjing East Road, The Bund, shopping streets, and major transport links, making it the perfect home base for city exploration and sightseeing.
Shanghai Yunzhi Homestay
"It was a great living experience. The boss and his wife were very nice. As long as the boss didn't make any arrangements, they would help take us to the zoo, Disneyland, and the subway station. The boss' wife also helped play with the children. Toys were prepared for the children on the first floor, and the swings were the children's favorite. The sanitation was also very clean, the bathroom smelled good, and there was a piped machine in the kitchen on the first floor, which was very convenient for making milk for the children and drinking water for themselves. The children didn't want to leave, and said they wanted to go back to their grandparents' house."
Shanghai Sun Island Resorts
"A paradise for kids! They have a playground, childcare services, and even small animals. Unfortunately, I was injured and couldn't go to the beach to play in the water. The breakfast was pretty good, with delicious mung bean soup. The kids had so much fun they didn't want to leave! We'll definitely come back to play in the water if we get the chance. They also provided a complimentary cake and decorations for my birthday, and the shuttle driver was excellent. Overall, there were no complaints."
Le Meridien Shanghai Sheshan
"Checked in on Monday and got an upgrade to a lake-view king room. Our butler, Bob, contacted me via WeChat a day before with all the important details, which was really thoughtful. The hotel is very family-friendly, with both indoor and outdoor pools. The outdoor pool even has a 'trumpet' slide, and the view from there is amazing, as you can see in the picture. The kids played all afternoon. In the evening, we went ziplining and they did it three times! Breakfast was also decent. We stayed two days and one night, and there was plenty to do right at the hotel."
Grand Hyatt Shanghai
Spanning floors 54–87 of the Jin Mao Tower, it offers check-in 200 meters up, a pool in the clouds, and panoramic views of all of Shanghai.
Shanghai Hyakumangoku Onsen Hotel
"I first stayed at this hotel before I was married, and now I've returned with my two children. The cleanliness, ambiance, and location are still excellent, just as I remembered. The only thing that has changed, and not for the better, is the service and management. Firstly, upon arrival, the concierge desk was completely empty. Guests had to haul their own luggage and children to check-in. At the front desk, there was a female employee who seemed like it was her first day on the job; she provided no information about breakfast, the hot springs, shuttle times, or even game machine tokens. My child wanted to exchange a toy, and it took three trips to the lobby and a six-hour wait to resolve the issue. Each time, all she said was, 'Sorry, we were just busy.' We were the only family in the entire lobby, so I have no idea what she was busy with. Secondly, another male employee was also completely devoid of any human empathy. After 11 AM, the shuttle runs only once an hour, but before 11 AM, it can depart at any time. We arrived at the front desk just before 11 AM to request a departure, and this employee falsely claimed the driver was out to lunch and couldn't leave. As we were about to leave the hotel on foot, we saw the shuttle right outside with the driver inside. The driver then went back to the lobby to try and communicate for us, but the front desk employee still refused to let the shuttle leave. Thirdly, on our first night, guests upstairs watched the World Cup until late, causing noise from midnight until 2 AM. I repeatedly tried to communicate with the front desk, but they insisted there was no noise, claiming it was thunder outside, which was laughable. The next day, there was no explanation or apology whatsoever. Absolutely fantastic, just fantastic."
Wyndham Shanghai Hongqiao
"Mona at the front desk was incredibly warm and attentive. The hotel room was comfortable, tidy, and clean. Breakfast offered a wide variety, and the afternoon tea was delicious. The hotel is conveniently located very close to the National Exhibition and Convention Center, making travel easy. The facilities are comprehensive and it offers excellent value for money."
Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World
"Overall, my stay was fantastic. The room was clean and spacious, and the service was professional and friendly. The hotel's location is excellent, making travel very convenient. Ms. Yuki at the front desk was attentive to my inquiries and handled everything efficiently. The hotel environment is quiet and elegant, with complete facilities, ensuring a high level of comfort during my stay. This hotel truly enhanced my entire trip, and I would highly recommend it to friends visiting Shanghai."
Wheatfield Watch House
"Was a great experience from a couple traveling together. The owner is really kind and genuine towards the costumers. Would recommend anyone that wants a quiet villa far away from the main bunds."
Gokurakuyu Hot Spring Hotel Shanghai Chuansha
"This trip was for Disney, so we stayed at Gokurakuyu. I also wanted to enjoy the hot springs, but the rooms on the third floor have been renovated, and the soundproofing is much worse than before – it's really noisy. If you're a light sleeper, you really need to consider this, as my roommate didn't sleep well. Plus, there were kids constantly running in the hallway, and no one tried to stop them."
Shanghai Xiangyun Resort Hotel
"The room was lovely, and the outdoor view was nice too. The shuttle service to Disneyland in the morning and evening was very convenient. The breakfast was quite good, and the hairdryer was powerful – probably the best one I've used in a hotel recently 😭! It's great value for money."
Novotel Shanghai Atlantis
A hotel on Pudong Avenue with views of the Huangpu River and the Oriental Pearl Tower — featuring a heated indoor pool and a revolving restaurant on the 50th floor.
Jinglai Hotel·Selection (Shanghai Xujiahui Jiaotong University)
Discover a modern hotel in Shanghai’s Xujiahui area, offering comfortable, well-designed rooms with essential amenities and convenient access to Jiaotong University, shopping malls, and transit for easy exploration of key city attractions and business districts.
Central Hotel Shanghai
A centrally located, upscale hotel in Shanghai offering spacious, comfortable rooms with modern amenities and easy access to Nanjing Road, People’s Square, and The Bund, making it the perfect home base for shopping, sightseeing, and business travel.
Shanghai Pudong Longying Hotel (Shanghai International Resort)
"The hotel is located within a complex (I'm not sure if that's the right term, but it has its own parking system), right next to a Japanese hot spring. It's a standalone building, with the lobby and dining area on the same floor. While it looks quite large, the elevator, hallways, and room sizes are a bit small, but at this price, I can't really complain. Since the hotel shuttle departs at 7:30 AM, we didn't wake up early enough, so we took a taxi. The hotel is very close to Disney, and a taxi ride was about 22 yuan. On the way back, we used the hotel's free shuttle service, which is a shared bus with other hotels. There's no hotel logo on the front, so be sure to look carefully, and pay attention when the driver announces the stops. Overall, it's a hotel with good value for money, which makes up for its minor drawbacks."
Novotel Shanghai Clover
"Great services, especially the doorman Xiao Fan, provided great hospitality, not just helping us with out luggage but help us book transportation, etc. Our house keeping is great as well. Will visit again."
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Hotels near top Shanghai landmarks
Experience the quintessential Shanghai by staying near iconic landmarks
The Bund
Experience a famous waterfront promenade in central Shanghai, renowned for its historic colonial-era buildings on one side and the modern Pudong skyline on the other. It offers breathtaking river views, stunning evening light displays, and a popular walking path along the Huangpu River.
Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower
Discover a landmark TV tower in Shanghai’s Lujiazui district, featuring distinctive futuristic spheres, observation decks with panoramic city and river views, a revolving restaurant, and exhibits showcasing the city’s history and development.
Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
Experience a bustling shopping street in central Shanghai, famous for its vibrant atmosphere, neon lights, and endless retail options ranging from international brands to local shops. Stretching from People’s Square to The Bund, it offers easy access to dining, entertainment, and iconic city views, making it one of Shanghai’s most popular tourist destinations.
Shanghai Disney Resort
A world-class theme park resort in Shanghai featuring Shanghai Disneyland, themed hotels, entertainment districts, and immersive attractions inspired by Disney stories, offering family-friendly rides, shows, parades, and convenient transportation from the city.
People's Square
Once a horse racing track, it’s now a sprawling public square surrounded by iconic landmarks like the Shanghai Museum, the Shanghai Grand Theatre, and the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center.
Yu Garden
Experience a classical Chinese garden in the heart of Shanghai, complete with traditional pavilions, rockeries, koi ponds, and intricate landscaping dating back to the Ming Dynasty—a peaceful sanctuary tucked right beside the city's bustling markets and historic Old City streets.
Shanghai Ocean Aquarium
Situated right near a world-class aquarium, you’ll love exploring immersive underwater tunnels, discovering diverse marine life, and diving into fascinating educational exhibits—all while staying perfectly connected to the heart of the city.
Shanghai Wild Animal Park
Home to one of Shanghai’s most beloved wildlife destinations, this area is your gateway to exciting safari zones, captivating animal exhibits, and unforgettable nature experiences.
Shanghai Science and Technology Museum
A family-friendly neighborhood that puts you right in the heart of interactive cultural landmarks, complete with fascinating science exhibits, immersive displays, and easy metro access to get you anywhere you need to go.
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Best Shanghai Travel Guide: All You Need to Know
Are you ready to explore the charm of Shanghai? With China's 240-hour (10-day) visa-free transit policy, it's never been easier to start your journey here.
As the first stop for many international travelers on their China adventures, Shanghai offers a mix of old-world charm and cutting-edge modernity. From its towering skyline to its bustling markets, Shanghai is a city that never disappoints.
In 2026, Shanghai will be a music lover’s paradise. You can catch global stars like Imagine Dragons, OneRepublic, and Jessie J, alongside top Chinese pop artists such as René Liu and Justin Huang. Add classical concerts, digital music festivals, and the lively Chinese New Year celebrations, and the city becomes a nonstop hub of entertainment for every taste.
Pack your bags now and let Shanghai be your starting point for an unforgettable trip across China!
Getting Around Shanghai
Shanghai is a city with a huge flow of overseas tourists. If you’re flying, there are two main airports: Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA). But most international flights land at Pudong Airport.
Shanghai Pudong International Airport is about 45 km from downtown and handles most international flights. In 2026, it’s busier than ever with expanded global connections. You can reach the city by metro, airport bus, or the Maglev train—fast and fun!
On the other hand, Shanghai Hongqiao airport is just 15 kilometers from the city center and mostly deals with domestic flights. You’ve got metro lines 2 and 10 to zip you straight to city.
Tips: If you're catching a red-eye flight, consider staying at one of these hotels that offer airport shuttle services to make your trip a breeze.
Hotel Name | Location | Distance from Airport (PVG) | Shuttle Service Info |
Holiday Inn Express Shanghai Pudong Airport | 850 Pudong Avenue, Pudong New District, Shanghai | 1.9 miles | Airport shuttle drop-off , free Wi-Fi, breakfast included |
No. 2879 Gongji Road, Huinan Town, Pudong New area, Shanghai, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China | 9.8 miles | Priority airport drop-off: [Mon - Sun] 00:00-23:59. | |
IHG Hotel Shanghai International Tourism Resort | No. 8 Lane 2500, Xiupu Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China | 25.9 km | Shuttle service: Free |
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Best Districts to Stay in Shanghai
If you’re not sure where to stay, areas like Nanjing Road, or Jing’an District are popular options for visitors.
As you're visiting Shanghai for the first time, do yourself a favor and stay near Nanjing Road. I've had countless friends visit, and this area never disappoints! You'll be right next to The Bund, surrounded by amazing food spots, and the subway can zip you anywhere in the city.
Additionally, Jing'an is lovely with its temples and fancy malls, Changning District is also really chill with beautiful parks like Shanghai Zoo and the beautiful Zhongshan Park.
Top Attractions in Shanghai
Shanghai is filled with a blend of traditional and modern attractions. From magical theme parks to iconic skyscrapers and historic gardens, there's something for everyone.
Enter a world of enchantment where fairy tales come to life. Marvel at the lifelike animals in Zootopia, the first-ever thrilling zone inspired by the Disney·Pixar film "Zootopia." The park's magical atmosphere make it a perfect family getaway.
Take a leisurely stroll along the Bund, Shanghai's famous riverside promenade. Lined with historic European-style buildings and modern skyscrapers, it offers a striking contrast between the city's past and present. Enjoy a river cruise to see Shanghai's skyline from a different perspective or simply people-watch as you marvel at the architecture.
Yu Garden
Step into the serene world of Yu Garden, a classic Chinese garden dating back to the Ming Dynasty. This picturesque sanctuary features intricate landscapes, ancient bridges, and tranquil ponds. Wander through the lush greenery and admire the delicate pagodas and rock formations. Don't miss the market nearby, where you can buy traditional souvenirs and snacks.10-day
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Da Zhong Airport Hotel |
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Shanghai hotel FAQs
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What is the average price of a hotel in Shanghai for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Shanghai this weekend is $115 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is $135 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Shanghai this weekend typically cost $388 per night.
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How much do hotels in Shanghai cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Shanghai during weekdays is $109 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around $132 per night. If you're looking for a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Shanghai generally cost $377 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Shanghai?
Some of the best places to stay in Shanghai are near popular attractions like The Bund, Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best hotels for couples in Shanghai?
Couples visiting Shanghai have highly rated stays at Toy Story Hotel (from $170) Other popular choices for couples in Shanghai include Metropolo Nanjing Road Nanjing Hotel, Shanghai (from $82) and Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from $172).
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Shanghai?
Families visiting Shanghai often prefer hotels like Toy Story Hotel (from $170), Hotel Chalet Shanghai (from $23) and Rezen Meta Tree Hotel (City Center & The Bund, Shanghai) (from $63), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Shanghai near The Bund?
Some of the top hotels in Shanghai near The Bund include JI Hotel (Shanghai The Bund Jinling East Road) (from $22), Renaissance Shanghai Yu Garden Hotel on the Bund by Nanjing Road (from $139) and Sushi Light Luxury Hotel (Shanghai Bund Chenghuang Temple Branch) (from $14), all offering easy access to The Bund, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Which hotels are the best hotels to stay at in Shanghai?
Shanghai has many popular hotels. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Da Zhong Airport Hotel (from $74), Toy Story Hotel (from $170) and Hotel Chalet Shanghai (from $23) are best choices.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Shanghai?
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Shanghai Pudong Airport (from $59), Shanghai Royal Garden Hotel (Shanghai International Resort) (from $99) and Jubeile Homestay (Anshan Xincun Subway Station Branch) (from $38) are pet-friendly. Take your pets with you during traveling.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Shanghai?
Plan a peaceful trip? Spa can be a wonderful experience when traveling. Novotel Shanghai Clover (from $32), Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from $172) and Sushi Light Luxury Hotel (Shanghai Bund Chenghuang Temple Branch) (from $14) provide highly rated spa services.
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What are the best hot spring hotels in Shanghai?
Interested in hot springs hotel as a travel stay? Shanghai Hyakumangoku Onsen Hotel (from $104), Shanghai Jingletang Hotel ( International Tourism Resort Chuansha Subway Station Store ) (from $20) and The Anandi Hotel and Spa Shanghai (from $126) offer great hot springs.
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What hotels in Shanghai provide swimming pools?
Novotel Shanghai Clover (from $32), Crowne Plaza SHANGHAI NANJING ROAD by IHG (from $117) and Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from $172) are hotels with swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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Which hotels in Shanghai have the best breakfast?
Novotel Shanghai Clover (from $32),The Bund Puyan Hotel, Shanghai (from $102) and Crowne Plaza SHANGHAI NANJING ROAD by IHG (from $117) offer high-quality breakfast. Enjoy your wonderful journey with delicious breakfast!
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