The name speaks for itself - expect to be waited on hand and foot. The Regal International Hotel is breathtaking from the moment you walk in, and all of the rooms are spacious and luxurious. The staff are attentive and friendly, and we find little fault in that. Read more
A convention-oriented hotel, this Marriott is not convenient for getting into the city center but boasts an array of various-sized conference venues, all to high standards. Read more
Located in the elegant and lively Xintiandi district, the 28-storey luxury The Langham Shanghai Xintiandi is the flagship Langham property in China and features 357 elegant rooms including 41 suites. Its Cantonese restaurant T'ang Court was the only restaurant to... Read more
Ritzy centrally-located hotel in the Lujiazui business district. 686 rooms and suites, 6 restaurants & bars as well as extensive banquet facilities for up to 720 guests. There's an indoor pool, a spa and state-of-the-art fitness center on the 30th floor with... Read more
Les Suites Orient Bund Shanghai Hotel is a Luxury City Center retreat. It fuses Art Deco design with traditional Oriental Style. It is located in the center of Shanghai, along the city’s prestigious Bund area, offering fascinating views over the Huangpu River and... Read more
Nice four-star hotel overlooking the huge, man–made Dishui Lake in the far south-east of Pudong. Well-designed hotel, though the service is not at the five-star level they're striving for. Still, the natural scenery and serenity around here makes up for any... Read more
The Pentahotel has something very much to our liking. Its glass entrance, bold colours and retro furniture make it very unique, and very appealing to those looking for a contemporary, artistic feel. Read more
Sofitel Hyland is located right in the middle of the Nanjing Road shopping area, within walking distance to the Bund, People's Square and other popular sightseeing spots, which makes it a great hotel for tourists. As a high end hotel with all the western conveniences... Read more
This is the re-boot of a long-time Shanghai institution, the Ruijin Guest House. Once an official state guest house for government officials and visiting heads of state, the property has undergone a bit of a face lift. The seven hectares of lush gardens, ponds,... Read more
Situated in the heart of the Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone, the 5* Purple Mountain Hotel, is ideally located for people looking to be in the midst of the 'New China'. Only 10mins from the Shanghai New International Expo Centre and the Shanghai International... Read more
This is the Pudong branch of the international hotel group Four Seasons. It's a beautifully designed, lush collection of grand, five-star rooms in the heart of the Pudong CBD. The spa and pool area at the top of the building are especially good-looking, and the... Read more
This hotel is exquisitely designed to give a 1920's feel, and is prices as the most expensive in the city. If you can get around the rather flashy furniture, the lobby is quite lovely with loads of period antiques and old photos on the walls. If nothing else, head up... Read more
Ideally located for businessmen and tourists alike, the Jin Jiang hotel is affordable and charming. It's conveniently located for most of the city's hotspots, such as Huaihai Road and People’s Square, and has newly been renovated to cater for a more modern China... Read more
The Radisson Plaza Xingguo Hotel Shanghai is a deluxe boutique hotel, located within seven hectares of historical gardens. This unique garden hotel provides an oasis for guests to relax and enjoy themselves whether in Shanghai for business or leisure. Read more
Chai Living is a boutique residence or Service apartment for short and long term stay in a 1932 Art Deco Building. Read more about Chai Living on SmartShanghai's sister site CreativeHunt.com
Dubai-based luxury hotel chain. Read more
Novotel Shanghai Atlantis is a 4 star business hotel in Pudong on the edges of Lujiazui. It's got 303 rooms and conference facilities for 400 people, and the hotel offers four restaurants, two lounges, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre. The revolving... Read more
The name Pudi is a clever play on words: Chinese for boutique but the Chinese characters mean "rough jade"/"diamond in the rough". Behind the hard-to-find doors, you'll discover a dark, private place to escape the cacophony of street-side Shanghai. Focusing on... Read more
Serviced Residences & Luxury Hotel Suites suitable for the jet-setting executives who have travelled the world. Read more
This Luxury Collection property in Xuhui combines slick, angular contemporary architecture with elegant Chinoiserie design elements. The hotel books a total of 171 that range in size from 40 square meters for basic accommodation all the way up to 338 square meters... Read more
This is Home Inn's attempt to go slightly upscale, and since renovating in 2016, it seems to be working well. The draw here is that you’re about a 10-minute walk from the bottom of Xintiandi and all of that, and it’s a pleasant walk through some neighborhoods that... Read more
Most propbably a repurposed Motel 168, and it still has some of that budget hotel DNA in it, and there’s the faint whiff of Chinese Hotel Room. That said, the lobby looks like a four-star hotel and they get points for having sometimes having a great English speaker... Read more
The Grand Millennium Hongqiao Hotel is popular with business guests, located close to some of Shanghai's key business districts. The hotel offers 2 restaurants and bars and a large variety of function and meeting spaces, as well as fitness centre, swimming pool and... Read more
Three-storey bed & breakfast guesthouse located in Xuhui. Stay at one of five rooms designed in individual styles evoking old-timey Shanghai. Read more
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