Shanghai Disneyland Tickets

Shanghai Disneyland is a theme park located in Pudong, Shanghai, serving as the first Disney park resort in mainland China and the sixth worldwide. It opened on June 16, 2016, featuring a blend of classic Disney attractions and unique, culturally specific entertainment experiences.

Operating Hours: Varies, 08:30 - 21:30 or 21:30 Address: Shanghai Disney Resort, Chuansha New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai

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Recommended Hotels Near Shanghai Disneyland

  • Melia Shanghai Parkside

    Being just minutes away from Disney Resort Metro Station allows guests to explore the city with ease.

  • Shanghai Disneyland Hotel

    Located in Shanghai Disney Resort

  • Shanghai Toy Story Hotel

    Located in Shanghai Disney Resort

Shanghai Disney Resort Reviews
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44364 reviews
5/5
Great!!! We just wasted our money on the passes, we still had to wait in line everywhere, and in some places they said it wasn't valid.
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5/5
What an incredible experience! From morning until evening, we enjoyed our time in a park that had previously only appeared in cartoons! And every single attraction was worth a visit!! ⭐️
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5/5
A must-see in Shanghai! We got early-bird tickets, so we had to get up early, but we were able to enjoy the busiest rides, namely, Shanghai Disneyland's highlight, Zootopia, and Pirates of the Caribbean, without any lines. The park is vast and clean, with plenty of cafes and themed photo zones. One full day was enough to see almost all the rides, with the average wait being about 30 minutes (we visited on a weekday). I especially loved the roller coaster-style Tron. I recommend bringing a raincoat for the water ride; we got soaked from head to toe! :) Before your visit, it's best to download the interactive map; it's easy to navigate and immediately see the current wait times for the rides. There are cooling zones in the center of the park, air-conditioned tents, due to the hot local climate. If you plan on buying souvenirs, expect them to be expensive. The average price for a pair of ears is 159 yuan. The fireworks and laser show starts promptly at 8:30 PM, but it's best to reserve your seat early. It was magical! :)
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5/5
Everything was great, we arrived just before opening. We had no problems with vouchers. They only scanned our passports; no one was interested in QR codes. The app is currently unavailable for download, but wait times are duplicated before entering the attractions. You can bring your own bottle of water for free in the park, as the prices are outrageous. Meals for two adults and two children start at 80 yuan per person (with a drink). Paw paw ice cream is about 60 yuan. The longest waits were for the throne, gnomes, and Zootopia. We completely misunderstood the gnomes. It's not worth standing. There's nothing particularly interesting, and the line is unnecessary. The throne is great; you can leave your phone on the motorcycle, which allows you to take photos before the start. Zootopia is unique, but very cold inside. Walking through the rooms is quite long, but it takes your mind off the line, as you're constantly moving. On sunny days, bring umbrellas, hats, and sunscreen. This will make standing in line much more comfortable. Plus, it's a good idea to stock up on cooling stickers. We were stuck in terribly hot and stuffy conditions. It was tough.
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5/5
The organization, the staff's attitude, everything was top-notch. A childhood dream come true.
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Shanghai Disneyland

Opened in 2016, Shanghai Disney Resort is the world’s sixth and Asia’s third Disney resort. Boasting immersive themed zones, cutting-edge rides and classic storytelling, it delivers timeless Disney magic for guests of all ages. Tailored for Canadian travellers, this guide covers ticket pricing, opening hours, transportation, seasonal tips, top attractions, dining options and packing essentials to help you plan a seamless Shanghai Disney visit all year round.

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Shanghai Disney Resort Official Opening Hours

Shanghai Disney Resort Official Opening Hours

Shanghai Disney’s hours vary by season, public holidays, special events and extreme weather. The main park follows a stable baseline schedule, while auxiliary areas operate on independent timetables. Always verify the real-time daily schedule via the official Shanghai Disney Resort app or website before your visit to avoid travel disruptions.

Resort Zone

Standard Operating Hours

Special Adjustment Notes

Shanghai Disneyland Park (Main Park)

8:30 AM – 9:30 PM Daily

Extended to 10:00 PM on major holidays (Spring Festival, New Year’s Eve, National Day); adjusted temporarily during typhoons or heavy rain

Wishing Star Park

Weekdays: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PMWeekends: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Closed occasionally for private resort events

Disneytown (Dining & Shopping District)

10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Daily

Open to the public for free, no park ticket required

Shanghai Disneyland Ticket Prices

Shanghai Disney Ticket Prices

All tickets feature secure booking, instant confirmation and flexible cancellation on eligible tiers. Eligible visitor groups, age, and height standards strictly follow the official regulations of Shanghai Disney Resort.

Ticket Eligibility Rules: Child tickets apply to guests aged 3–11 years or 1.0–1.4 meters in height; senior tickets are available for visitors aged 60 and above; children under 3 years old enter free of charge.

Ticket Package Type

Original Price (CAD)

Trip.com Discounted Price (CAD)

1-Day Adult Ticket

130.87

128.90

1-Day Child Ticket

106.23

84.54

1-Day Ticket (2 Adults)

260.74

247.92

1-Day Family Ticket (2 Adults + 1 Child)

357.10

313.16

1-Day Family Ticket (1 Adult + 1 Child)

227.22

190.97

1-Day Family Package (1 Adult + 1 Child + Free Kids’ Meal Voucher)

227.22

195.12

Important Note: Ticket prices adopt dynamic pricing mechanisms, adjusting slightly for peak seasons, statutory holidays, and official policy updates. Refer to Trip.com’s real-time page for the most accurate pricing before booking your trip.

How to Get to Shanghai Disney Resort

How to Get to Shanghai Disney Resort

Shanghai Disney offers diverse accessible transport options for international guests. Below are the most reliable routes for Canadian travellers, including metro, private vehicles, buses and taxis.

1. Shanghai Metro Line 11 (Most Recommended for Budget Travelers)

Metro Line 11 runs directly to Disneyland Station, the fastest and most budget-friendly option. Exit via Gate 1 or 4 and follow signs for a 5–10 minute walk to the park entrances. Operating hours: First train departs at 7:08 AM, last train ends at 11:39 PM, covering all park closing hours.

2. Private Car / Coach

Park at the resort’s P6 lot, then walk 700 meters to the west entrance. On-site parking offers flexible access, perfect for families and travellers with luggage.

3. Public Bus

Pudong Bus 50, 51 and 52 serve the resort’s Western Hub, with a 10-minute walk to the main entrance. Buses end earlier than the metro, so arrange your return ahead of time.

4. Taxi / Ride-Hailing Service

Taxis and ride-hailing services drop guests at the West Transportation Hub, offering comfortable, private and stress-free travel.

Best Time to Visit Shanghai Disneyland

Best Time to Visit Shanghai Disney

Shanghai Disney operates year-round, yet seasonal weather, rain and crowd levels significantly impact your visit. Canadian travellers can use this seasonal guide to plan trips for better weather and shorter queues.

Season

Temperature Range

Average Rainy Days

Packing & Travel Tips

Visit Highlights

Spring (March–May)

10°C – 23°C (50°F – 73°F)

~9 days

Pack lightweight sweaters, windproof jackets, and portable umbrellas for occasional drizzles

Mild temperatures, blooming cherry blossoms and seasonal flowers, low rainfall, ideal for full-day park exploration and outdoor photography

Summer (June–August)

23°C – 32°C (73°F – 90°F)

11–13 days

Wear breathable lightweight clothing; prepare SPF 50+ sunscreen, sun hats, sunglasses, and rain gear for sudden showers and thunderstorms

Vibrant summer-themed park decorations and extended evening performances; note high humidity and occasional typhoon weather

Autumn (September–November)

14°C – 27°C (57°F – 81°F)

5–7 days

Layered outfits, long-sleeve tops, and thin jackets for cool evenings

The best travel season overall! Low humidity, pleasant day-night temperature differences, minimal rain, and fewer tourists for relaxed ride experiences

Winter (December–February)

1°C – 10°C (34°F – 50°F)

7–9 days

Pack thick warm coats, sweaters, gloves, and thermal layers for damp cold weather

The quietest season with the shortest ride queues; festive winter and New Year-themed events, rare light snow scenery

Seasonal Travel Reminder: Outdoor rides, parades and night shows may pause or reschedule during extreme weather including typhoons, heavy rain, fog and heat. Always check official park updates before visiting.

Top 5 Must-Ride Attractions at Shanghai Disneyland (All-Time Visitor Favorites)

Shanghai Disney’s eight themed lands host many world-class rides. Below are the top fan-favourite signature attractions exclusive to the resort and beloved by international visitors.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure (Treasure Cove)

Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure (Treasure Cove)

This exclusive immersive water ride resides in the world’s first dedicated Disney pirate-themed zone. Join Captain Jack Sparrow’s crew to hunt for sunken treasures while encountering pirates, mermaids and legendary sea creatures. Pass through the eerie Voodoo Alley and Jack’s hidden Fathom’s Grotto to experience dynamic scene shifts and stunning visual effects that make you feel the entire ocean “rock” around you. This iconic ride combines storytelling and cutting-edge technology for a one-of-a-kind pirate adventure.

Zootopia: Hot Pursuit (Zootopia Zone)

Zootopia: Hot Pursuit (Zootopia Zone)

Housing the world’s first official Zootopia ride, this zone lets guests act as rookie ZPD officers, teaming up with Judy and Nick to pursue a fugitive who kidnapped singer Gazelle. Race at high speed through diverse city landscapes—including the icy Tundratown, arid Sahara Square, and lush Rainforest District. Every scene restores the movie’s classic details perfectly, delivering an immersive, fast-paced adventure suitable for visitors of all ages and remaining a core signature attraction year-round.

Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (Fantasyland)

Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (Fantasyland)

A family-friendly roller coaster popular with all ages, this ride takes guests through Snow White’s diamond mine. Enjoy mild drops and winding tracks while encountering classic fairy-tale characters through immersive 3D visuals. Unlike intense thrill coasters, this ride balances fun and excitement, making it a core Fantasyland staple for family travel.

TRON Lightcycle Power Run – Presented by Chevrolet (Tomorrowland)

Things to do at Shanghai Disneyland

Image Source: Shanghai Disneyland official website

This is one of the resort’s fastest futuristic coasters. Inspired by the TRON franchise, it features high-speed lightcycle racing under a luminous dome, delivering a unique cyber thrill. It remains the top pick for thrill-seeking international travellers.

Soaring Over the Horizon (Adventure Isle)

Things to do at Shanghai Disneyland

Image Source: Shanghai Disneyland official website

This immersive flying theatre launches from Adventure Isle, sweeping guests over global landmarks and natural wonders across six continents. Synchronized wind and scent effects create a vivid, one-of-a-kind aerial sightseeing experience.

Shanghai Disney Resort
Shanghai
| 0.76km from city centre

The Toy Story Hotel (Wanju Zongdongyuan Jiudian) is located in the Shanghai Disney Resort, around 18 km (11 mi) from Shanghai Pudong International Airport.Dining options include both Chinese and Western foods, while the lobby bar and coffee shop offer great places to relax.Business travelers are invited to make the most of the multiple meeting rooms as well as the business center.Recreational facilities include a space-themed water play area and The Play Room (suitable for children). This Shanghai hotel provides free in-room Wi-Fi access as well as free parking.

Shanghai Disney Resort
Shanghai
| 0.76km from city centre

The Shanghai Disneyland Hotel (Shanghai Dishini Leyuan Jiudian) is located in Shanghai Disney Resort, around 18 km (11 mi) from Shanghai Pudong International Airport and approximately 37 km (23 mi) from Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport.Dining options include both Chinese and Western cuisines, while the lobby bar and coffee shop make great places to relax with a beverage.Business travelers can take advantage of the business center as well as the meeting room.Guests looking to keep active can utilize the indoor swimming pool while those simply wanting to relax can make use of the on-site water play area and hedge maze. This Shanghai hotel provides free Wi-Fi access in public areas as well as free parking.

Shanghai Disney Resort
Shanghai
| 0.78km from city centre

The Melia Shanghai Parkside provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Melia Shanghai Parkside is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Shanghai.

From the hotel, Shanghai Pudong International Airport is approximately 17km away. Traveling to and from the airport is easy with Shanghai Pudong International Airport located approximately 17km away. The closest major public transportation, Disney Resort Metro Station, is only 1km away. Keeping busy is easy, with Mickey’s Storybook Express, Dumbo the Flying Elephant and SoReal VR SuperSpace all nearby.

When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site.

If cleanliness is important to you, this hotel makes an excellent choice, as our guests consider this to be one of the cleanest hotels in the city. This hotel is a popular accommodation for guests traveling with families.

Shanghai Disney Resort
Shanghai
| 1.4km from city centre

The Linjia Campsite (Shanghai International Resort) provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Shanghai will find that the Linjia Campsite (Shanghai International Resort) is a fantastic accommodation choice.

The hotel is approximately 15km away from Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Traveling to and from the airport is easy with Shanghai Pudong International Airport located approximately 15km away. In addition, Disney Resort Metro Station is just a short walk away. There's plenty to do nearby, with Shanghai Disney Resort, Disney Town and Thunder Mountain Rafting all within a short distance.

After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel. This Shanghai hotel provides parking on site.

Guests tell us the location of this hotel is fantastic. For guests traveling with families, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.

Top Dining Spots in Shanghai Disney Resort

Top Dining Spots in Shanghai Disney Resort

The resort offers diverse Western, Chinese and Southeast Asian dining choices, including quick snacks, themed meals and family sets with kid-friendly options for international guests.

Restaurant Name

Location

Cuisine Type

Dining Features & Highlights

Chipmunk Snacks

Adventure Isle

Western Quick Bites, Fusion Snacks

A quick-serve snack spot perfect for between-ride refuels. Serves beef kimchi wraps, peanut chicken wraps, cold beverages and ice cream for convenient on-the-go dining.

Tangled Tree Tavern

Fantasyland

Western Comfort Food, Casual Fusion

A fan-favourite themed eatery modelled after Tangled’s Snuggly Duckling pub. Boasts rustic woodland decor and immersive fairy-tale vibes, serving hearty Western and fusion meals surrounded by lush scenic greenery.

LIAN · Vietnamese & Thai

Disneytown

Southeast Asian (Thai & Vietnamese)

An exclusive resort restaurant offering authentic traditional Thai and Vietnamese cuisine. Features kid-friendly meals and fresh juices with a warm, cosy atmosphere ideal for family dining.

Barbossa’s Bounty

Treasure Cove

Grill & Barbecue, East-West Fusion

A scenic waterfront pirate-themed restaurant overlooking the Pirates of the Caribbean waterway. Offers live on-site grilling, fusion dishes, vegetarian options and diverse family-friendly meals.

Food Policy for International Visitors: Guests may bring non-perishable, individually packaged external snacks and bottled water. Prohibited items include instant noodles, durian, strong-odor foods, and food requiring heating. All on-site menus are subject to seasonal changes.

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Shanghai Disney Resort Zones & Key Attraction Layout

Shanghai Disney consists of eight distinct themed lands spanning fairy tales, futuristic tech, classic cartoons and adventure scenery. Below is a concise guide to each zone’s key highlights for efficient trip planning.

Mickey Avenue

Shanghai Disney Resort Zones & Key Attraction Layout: Mickey Avenue

The park’s entry signature street, featuring Disney character meet-and-greets, themed souvenir shops, and casual dining spots. Perfect for taking opening-day photos and interacting with Mickey, Minnie, and other classic Disney friends.

Gardens of Imagination

Gardens of Imagination

A Shanghai Disney exclusive floral-themed zone. Don’t miss Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Fantasia Carousel, and interactive Marvel Universe experiences where guests can roleplay as Iron Man and enjoy superhero-themed displays.

Fantasyland

Fantasyland

The park’s largest themed zone, centred on the iconic Enchanted Storybook Castle. Key attractions include Alice in Wonderland Maze, Winnie the Pooh’s indoor adventure, Peter Pan’s Flight, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and the scenic Voyage to the Crystal Grotto boat ride.

Treasure Cove

Shanghai Disney Resort Zones & Key Attraction Layout: Treasure Cove

The world’s first exclusive pirate-themed Disney zone, home to the flagship Pirates of the Caribbean ride, Explorer Canoes, and immersive shipwreck-themed scenic spots.

Adventure Isle

Adventure Isle

A mysterious tribal-style adventure zone featuring Roaring Rapids water thrills, Soaring Over the Horizon global flying experience, and Camp Discovery’s outdoor challenge trails for all ages.

Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland

A futuristic tech-themed zone with TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Buzz Lightyear Planet Rescue interactive game, Jet Packs zero-gravity experience, and Stitch Encounter interactive stage shows.

Toy Story Land

Toy Story Land

A Pixar-themed interactive zone with Slinky Dog Spin, Rex’s Racer, and Woody’s Roundup, restoring the playful toy world from the Toy Story franchise.

Zootopia Zone

Zootopia Zone

The world’s first full Zootopia-themed land, with the exclusive Zootopia: Hot Pursuit ride and fully restored movie city landscapes for immersive sightseeing and photography.

Shanghai Disneyland Castle Fireworks Show: Schedule & Storyline

Disney Castle Fireworks Show: Schedule & Storyline

Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration is Shanghai Disney’s flagship nighttime show, integrating projection mapping, high-altitude fireworks, flame effects, musical fountains, laser lights, and surround sound. The 7-chapter themed performance tells a warm story of dreams, courage, and inner light, creating the perfect closing for a Disney day.

  • Regular Standard Showtime: The standard nightly show starts at 9:15 PM, with additional 8:00 PM shows on weekends, summer breaks and major holidays. Verify real-time schedules via the official park calendar before visiting.
  • 7-Chapter Show Storyline: Light Is In You → Ignite The Dream → Into The Shadows → Light The Darkness → See The Light → Light Your Way → Light Is In You (Echo Opening)
  • Weather Notice: Strong wind, fog, lightning and poor air quality may delay, shorten or cancel the night show for guest safety.
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Essential Shanghai Disneyland Packing List & Prohibited Items

Essential Shanghai Disneyland Packing List & Prohibited Items

Must-Bring Items

  • Valid passport/ID documents and electronic/printed park tickets for ticket verification
  • Comfortable walking sneakers (critical for all-day park touring with extensive walking)
  • Seasonal weather gear: sunscreen, sun hats, sunglasses, portable umbrellas/raincoats
  • Reusable water bottles (free water refill stations available across the park; no glass containers allowed)
  • Portable non-perishable packaged snacks, mobile phone + power bank, small backpack
  • Prescription personal medication (must retain original packaging)

Strictly Prohibited Items

Weapons, drones, selfie sticks, alcoholic beverages, folding chairs, and large hard-shell luggage. For full restriction details, refer to the official Shanghai Disney Resort website.

Final Travel Tips for Canadian Tourists

Canadian travellers enjoy the best Shanghai Disney experience in April and mid-September through mid-November, thanks to mild weather, little rain and moderate crowds. Avoid hot, typhoon-prone summers and busy national holidays. Book tickets via Trip.com for exclusive discounts and verify daily park hours and show schedules in advance for a smoother, magical visit.

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5 star

9.3/10Very Good11749 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.54km from city centre
Located in a prime downtown spot, it's convenient for getting anywhere. Downstairs is very lively with restaurants, a food street, and a shopping complex all in one. During weekdays in summer, there were many foreign guests... and quite a few elderly Chinese too. The front desk often had queues for check-in, and there were always people waiting for taxis outside. Business was really good, yet the room offered excellent value for money! Thanks for the free upgrade to a deluxe suite~ It was newly renovated. I was on a business trip and decided to bring my mom along so she could relax and enjoy herself. **Facilities** They offer a table tennis room, a swimming pool, and a gym. No robots for food delivery pick-up though. **Hygiene** Clean. **Environment** The overall environment is good. The old five-star hotel is very well maintained; it doesn't feel old or dated. The room was newly renovated, but the sense of space wasn't huge, and the bathroom was a bit small. **Service** The service attitude was excellent and professional.
FromPKR 26,877
9.5/10Outstanding6568 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.47km from city centre
Fantastic central location, right opposite People's Square, close to 3 metro lines including Line 2 which goes almost everywhere (and to the airport in 1 hour), and connected to a huge shopping mall adjacent to the hotel. We had a late arrival due to a flight delay, but the staff was available for check-in. The breakfast was magnificent with a great selection of savory, sweet, Chinese, and continental options – something for everyone, plus superb freshly squeezed orange juice. The family suite was immense, though a bit dated, but it suited us perfectly. Housekeeping was done daily. I was able to communicate with the concierge via WeChat beforehand, and they were very kind. The only reason I'm not giving a 10/10 is that we didn't receive any information about dining at the hotel's restaurants, visiting the bar, or going to the swimming pool. For the pool, we had to find its location ourselves, and it was complicated to figure out which floor it was on relative to our building. We were on the 9th floor: we had to go down to the 8th floor, cross into the adjacent building where the 8th floor became the 6th, and then go up to the 8th floor of the new building 😛 It was hard to figure out and understand where we needed to go. The pool and jacuzzi are great and felt wonderful after a day of sightseeing. Swim caps are mandatory but provided by the lifeguard if you don't have one. There's a magnificent view from the bar located in the upper tower, even if the elevator is tricky to find for going up or down.
FromPKR 33,452
9.6/10Excellent8606 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.7km from city centre
The room was very clean, and since we had a child with us, we booked a family room. The front desk even gave us a complimentary cake and fruit. They also provided extra kids' toothbrushes and bottled water for the little one. The hotel's location is excellent, with a direct subway connection to People's Square Station from the B1 level of the New World next door, making it super convenient for getting around.
FromPKR 41,639
9.3/10Very Good5202 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|1.78km from city centre
Service: Before checking in, I read many reviews complaining about the check-in staff. I definitely experienced it myself. All the staff avoided eye contact; it was hard to find someone to help with check-in, and everyone seemed busy. There was a young man near the elevator entrance who suggested not standing there. He would just lower his head and walk away when he saw guests; I don't know what purpose it served to have someone standing there. The bellhop at the luggage storage was enthusiastic, but I suggest increasing the refrigerated storage space and training staff. They shouldn't advise guests to carry their refrigerated items with them when checking out, especially on such hot days; it's better to leave them in the air-conditioned hotel. The staff at the entrance who helped with luggage and opened car doors were polite, and their service was appreciated. Some of the hosts at the breakfast restaurant were very warm and friendly. Others were not, and some were only friendly towards Japanese guests. The chefs at the cooking stations were all excellent, and the food was delicious. Facilities: Older hotels always have shortcomings in their hardware. As soon as I exited the elevator on the guest floor, I smelled dust, and there was a musty smell in the room. The shower equipment was old and difficult to use, the washbasin was quite low, and the small magnifying mirror for makeup/removing makeup was broken; either you had to hold it up very high to see your face, or it would fall down and still not work. This can't be changed in the short term, so it needs renovation. During renovations, I suggest not installing mirrors facing the bed again. I slept very poorly at night. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was much better than I expected. There was no dust in the nooks and crannies, which was a pleasant surprise. Noise: The room was very close to the elevator, but surprisingly, there was not much noise, which was acceptable. However, there was a regular rumbling sound, which I suspect was the subway passing by; it was very noticeable. The sound disappeared after the subway stopped at night and reappeared in the morning. Overall, it was not a very pleasant experience, but I've tried it. I won't choose this hotel again.
FromPKR 31,839
9.4/10Outstanding10322 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.4km from city centre
Pullman Shanghai Jing'an Hotel is conveniently located near Shanghai Railway Station, just a five-minute walk away. It's also close to Metro Lines 1, 3, and 4, making it easy to access all of Shanghai's main attractions. The hotel boasts exquisite decor with thoughtful attention to detail. The rooms are spacious and clean, the bedding is comfortable, and the facilities are comprehensive. The front desk staff provide excellent, patient, and attentive service.
FromPKR 26,422
9.1/10Good9184 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.5km from city centre
I was very satisfied with my stay during my business trip. The hotel was quiet with good soundproofing, and the internet was stable, so working was stress-free. Staff members Lily, Diana, and Quain G proactively provided guidance throughout my stay. The lobby was well-managed and orderly, with no queue-jumping or chaos. The guest rooms were neat and clean, and the toiletries were complete. The surrounding transportation was convenient, making it a great value for business travel.
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9.4/10Outstanding12089 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.73km from city centre
We have booked more nights initially, but our plan was disrupted by the typhoon unfortunately. Kudos to hotel to be willing to accommodate to our booking twice. Room is too dim for my liking, but housekeeping staff is helpful to my request. Convenient location that our favourite 莱莱小笼包 and 双喜甜品 is just a corner away. You just need to head down n the whole shopping street is right in front
FromPKR 19,931
8.9/102609 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.85km from city centre
The THE ONE Suites Hotel, part of the InterContinental Group's Vignette Collection, offered a truly satisfying stay. **Location:** Situated on Fengyang Road in Jing'an District, it's at the heart of the Nanjing West Road business district. It's within walking distance of Nanjing West Road Metro Station, HKRI Taikoo Hui, Zhangyuan, and Wujiang Road. People's Square and The Bund are easily accessible, making it convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. It's bustling yet not noisy, creating a pleasant living atmosphere. **Rooms:** All rooms are suites, offering spacious accommodations with separate living rooms and bedrooms, designed in a one-bedroom, one-living room layout. The entire space features an Art-Deco retro-modern design with meticulous attention to detail. Each suite is equipped with an open-plan kitchen, induction hob, refrigerator, and a washer-dryer, making it feel like home for short-term stays. The bathroom has a wet/dry separation, a large bathtub, and a smart toilet. The toiletries are of high quality, and the bedding is soft, ensuring a good night's sleep. The city view at night, overlooking Jing'an, is truly calming. **Service:** The front desk and housekeeping staff were warm, responsive, and efficient during check-in. The breakfast offered a rich variety of delicious options. The hotel also features a terrace, a heated swimming pool, and a gym for relaxation during leisure time. This hotel is highly suitable for short trips, family travel, or business stays. To have such a spacious suite in the heart of Shanghai at such a great value for money is exceptional. It has definitely been added to my top choices for accommodation in Shanghai.
FromPKR 45,815
9.5/10Outstanding9358 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.73km from city centre
A hidden gem in the bustling city, offering breathtaking Lujiazui night views. After comparing several Bund hotels for our family trip to Shanghai, we finally chose this Hanjin hotel. Its location, design, and service were all exceptional, far exceeding our expectations! 【Prime Location, Super Convenient for Getting Around】 The hotel is located on Renmin Road in Huangpu District, a 5-minute walk from Yu Garden and Chenghuang Temple, and a 10-minute walk to the Bund riverside promenade. Yu Garden Station on Line 10 is just 700 meters away, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the old town and enjoying the Bund night views without constant travel. It even has a free underground parking lot, perfect for those traveling by car. Despite being in a bustling commercial area, the soundproofing in the rooms is excellent. Closing the window completely blocks out street noise, offering a true oasis of tranquility. 【Public Areas Overflowing with Atmosphere, Perfect for Photos】 The entire building boasts a retro Art Deco Shanghai style, with its iconic bronze streamlined entrance being highly recognizable. The lobby is on the 7th floor, and upon entering, we were immediately struck by the giant bamboo glass chandelier. The wooden textures, warm soft lighting, velvet sofas, and brass furnishings perfectly blend with Hanjin's aesthetic, creating a gentle yet sophisticated ambiance. The 8th floor houses the quiet Hanjin Study and Tea Room, while the 11th-floor open-air rooftop garden bar is a must-visit spot. It offers an unobstructed panoramic view, perfect for enjoying the evening breeze and overlooking Lujiazui's 'three-piece suit' and the Oriental Pearl Tower. Sunsets and night views are effortlessly stunning here. The hotel is adorned with floral art everywhere, with flower design details hidden in the elevators and corridors, creating a truly immersive atmosphere. 【Exquisite and Comfortable Guest Room Amenities, River View Rooms are Heavenly】 The entire room features a gentle pink and orange Shanghai-style color scheme, with elegant ink-wash floral walls. It boasts a 65-inch TV with screen casting, a smart toilet, a wet and dry separated bathroom, and an oversized scenic bathtub, making bath time incredibly therapeutic. The bedding is soft and skin-friendly, and the corners are meticulously clean. All drinks and snacks in the mini-bar are complimentary, and free bottled water is always available by the elevators on each floor – a testament to their thoughtful details. The children especially loved it! The front desk offers free popcorn 🍿 in the afternoon, which tastes just like cinema popcorn! The amenities are comprehensive: the 7th-floor buffet breakfast offers a rich variety, covering Chinese, Western, and local specialties; there's a gym and a yoga room for light exercise during leisure time; and the hotel regularly hosts flower arrangement workshops, offering many recreational choices. 【Overall Summary】 This hotel perfectly blends old Shanghai's charm with Hanjin's elegant aesthetic, striking a balance between a bustling location and a peaceful private space. It's suitable for couples, family mini-breaks, and trips with friends. Explore Yu Garden's old streets during the day, stroll along the Bund in the evening, and then return to the hotel's terrace to enjoy the Pudong River night view – it's the top choice for a vacation in downtown Shanghai, and we'll definitely stay here again!
FromPKR 34,113
8.9/108655 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|2.55km from city centre
Facilities: Fully equipped, dear! Cleanliness: Clean and tidy, yes, good. Environment: The environment is nice, oh oh oh. Service: Service is perfect, oh oh oh oh. Minibar: Delicious, oh oh oh oh oh oh. Welcome fruit: Tasty, oh oh oh oh oh.
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9.1/10Good3769 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.27km from city centre
We were on a road trip and stayed in Shanghai for two days. Parking was convenient with plenty of spots available. We spent one day exploring on foot and the other at Disneyland. The room was clean and hygienic, and the breakfast was delicious, especially the Western pastries which tasted very authentic. We signed up for a Marriott membership, which allowed one child to eat breakfast for free. The hotel is also very close to the Bund, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, and the Sihang Warehouse.
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9.2/10Very Good5659 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.9km from city centre
Great location on Nanjing Road. My room had a view of the TV Tower, and the breakfast selection was varied. The lounge on the 30th floor is beautiful. I was able to extend my check-out until 2 PM without any extra charge. I really enjoyed everything! 🔥
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Family friendly

9.3/10Very Good4128 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.6km from city centre
The hotel was exceptionally clean and tidy. It was recommended by my foreign colleagues for my business trip to Shanghai. The surrounding area is bustling, located in the core business district of Jing'an Temple, making it very convenient for subway travel, shopping, and sightseeing. The bedding in the room was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a good night's rest for my business trip. I happened to be there during a typhoon with heavy rain in Shanghai, and I particularly appreciate the doorman who promptly helped with my luggage. The front desk and room service were professional and attentive. The executive lounge experience was outstanding, with excellent food. From the room window, I could enjoy panoramic views of the beautiful surroundings.
FromPKR 33,038
9.4/10Outstanding7493 Reviews
Dapuqiao Area Shanghai|2.92km from city centre
I recently stayed at Pullman Shanghai Central and had a truly wonderful experience from start to finish. The reception team stood out right from check-in — everyone was warm, attentive, and professional, making the whole process smooth and welcoming. To my delight, I was even offered a complimentary room upgrade, which was such a lovely surprise and made my stay extra special. The room itself was fantastic — spacious, beautifully designed, and very comfortable, with everything kept spotlessly clean and well-maintained. The location is absolutely ideal too: it’s incredibly convenient, with plenty of great restaurants and shopping malls just a short walk away, making it easy to explore and get around the city. Overall it was a fantastic stay that exceeded expectations. Great service, comfortable accommodation, and an unbeatable location — I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Shanghai!
FromPKR 31,178
9.4/10Outstanding13937 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|2.51km from city centre
We booked this eco-friendly hotel for 3 nights. The hotel is very conveniently located: there's a metro station nearby, as well as two shopping centres. The hotel is large, but there was quiet and peaceful. The view from the window was beautiful, even despite the typhoon that was hitting Shanghai these days (our room was on the 12th floor. We chose the hotel because of its location and good breakfasts. The breakfasts were really very delicious and tasty. There was both Chinese and European food. A wide selection of fruits: watermelons, melons, apricots, mangoes, bananas, dragon fruit. There were many different pastries, several types of yogurts, even matcha yogurt. Also, at the exit from the restaurant, there was a Candy Bar with chewy marmalade: you can put the marmalade in a small bag. The room had everything, including a capsule coffee machine, an ironing board, and an iron, which is very convenient. l'd especially like to mention the eco-friendly slippers, which really stand out from the slippers in other hotels: they're very comfortable. The staff was polite and quickly resolved any issues that arise.
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9.3/10Very Good11358 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.52km from city centre
Had a great stay here! When I booked, I requested a higher floor, and they indeed gave me the 26th floor, which offered fantastic panoramic views. While the facilities are a bit dated, the air conditioning worked perfectly, making it very comfortable during the summer. The service was also excellent. Check-in was super quick, taking only about 15 minutes, which is very family-friendly. The location is also great. I'll definitely consider staying here again for future business trips or family vacations. A special thanks to Jasmine, who patiently answered all our travel questions!
FromPKR 32,005
9.5/10Outstanding4555 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|2.69km from city centre
This is my second time at the Ritz-Carlton Pudong, and the facilities are, as expected, top-notch. Since I have a flight to the UK in two days, I decided to spend both days fully enjoying the hotel experience. The concierge team thoughtfully prepared extra bottled water for me in advance, and also gifted me a little lion charm and a personalized room key. The handwritten card was a truly warm and sincere touch, showing they remembered details I had mentioned, and they even helped me with restaurant reservations. I also took the opportunity to experience the Ritz-Carlton spa. While the price might be a bit higher, the quality of service and the staff's attitude are absolutely impeccable.
FromPKR 81,790
9.2/10Very Good1502 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|0.98km from city centre
This is a condo like hotel...facility and condition shown wear but I like the spacious room and also location. There's a personal washing/drying machine in each room which is great for personal use!! Will come back and stay again, value for money
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Swimming pool

9.1/10Good6785 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.97km from city centre
This is Shanghai's oldest foreign-related five-star hotel. Since it was taken over by Jinjiang and rebranded as Kunlun, the service has seen a slight difference, though overall it still meets five-star standards. The staff are proactive in greeting guests. The main issues lie with the afternoon tea and happy hour. For afternoon tea, the Puerh tea was already dry. As for the happy hour noodles, I'm not sure what the chef was thinking – they were cooked, then cooked again, left to sit, and then cooked one more time when ordered. Do they think all guests are grandmas? **Facilities:** My room was upgraded for free, and it was very spacious. The only drawback is that you have to step into the bathtub to use the shower, which isn't ideal, but it's understandable given the hotel's 90s foundational layout. **Hygiene:** The hygiene was excellent. My only minor complaint was the insufficient hand soap.
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9.5/10Outstanding4530 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|0.97km from city centre
The location in Xintiandi is unbeatable, and there are many foreigners around. Breakfast is served on the first floor and is available until 11 AM on weekends. The breakfast itself is truly commendable: a wide variety of fresh, delicious food, and excellent service. I would definitely return just for the breakfast. Dolores provided great service, making check-in very fast. There's also a turndown service. When I called the front desk because my foot was chafed, they quickly sent up band-aids and alcohol swabs. The room has a vanity table, but the smart toilet and hairdryer are a bit old-fashioned; it would be a bonus if they were updated later. The bedding is a tiny bit firm, but I still slept very comfortably. The room also has wireless charging for watches, headphones, and phones, which is very thoughtful. The bathroom is much better than the one at the Andaz next door. Since both the bathtub and shower are within the glass door, there are no strange odors. The gym is on B1. Although it's small, it's well-equipped with plenty of machines, showing a lot of consideration.
FromPKR 55,863
9.5/10Outstanding3820 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.94km from city centre
An unexpectedly great stay! Since we were traveling with a small baby, the hotel upgraded us to a suite for free. It came fully equipped with a playpen and a crib. The suite itself was very spacious, and having a separate living room and bedroom was incredibly practical. We also took our baby to the hotel pool, and the water was very clean. The breakfast spread was incredibly rich, and we tried two of the hotel's restaurants, both of which were excellent. We'll definitely choose this hotel again on our next visit.
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9.3/10Very Good4937 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|2.48km from city centre
Check-in was a bit frustrating. The person ahead of me had an issue with their booking channel that took 20 minutes to resolve, and the front desk didn't bother to open another queue. I had to re-queue myself. Their problem-solving skills definitely need improvement. The Bund view from the hotel, however, was no joke – genuinely good. Note that the West Building only offers views of the Oriental Pearl Tower; for a view of the entire financial district, you absolutely need to book the East Building. It poured rain the day I was there, completely ruining the river view, which was a bit of a waste. The shower stall was cramped to fit a bathtub, making it even smaller than those in budget hotels. Parking is free, and you just cross the street from the underground garage to reach the riverside, which is convenient.
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9.3/10Very Good3244 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.12km from city centre
I've always wanted to experience The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai. After all, the hotel's location is truly unbeatable, and as a fan of The Ritz-Carlton, I had certain expectations for its service. First off, the location is truly beyond words. It's right in the heart of West Nanjing Road, with Plaza 66, the Exhibition Center, and Kerry Center just outside the door. Shopping and dining are incredibly convenient. Secondly, I specifically booked a room with Executive Lounge benefits, and as expected, The Ritz-Carlton's executive privileges were exceptional. Besides five meals a day (the evening canapés were especially good), I also made use of the luxury car pick-up and drop-off service within a 2-kilometer radius of the hotel. Finally, I must especially highlight the hotel's service. Although the hotel's facilities are showing their age and can't compare to many newly opened hotels, the overall service truly added a lot of value. I'd like to extend a special thanks to Audrey, the Assistant Front Office Manager, who was incredibly kind, efficient, and thoughtful. She perfectly arranged all the needs for our stay with a child. Coincidentally, it was Qixi Festival (Chinese Valentine's Day), and she thoughtfully sent flowers, which absolutely enhanced the romantic atmosphere. In summary, great location, excellent service, and a comfortable stay. I will definitely be back!
FromPKR 45,237
9.7/10Excellent5768 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.78km from city centre
The legendary Fairmont Peace Hotel on the Bund lives up to its reputation! The location is unbeatable, right on Nanjing Road and the Bund. Our river view room had an incredible view of the Lujiazui skyline at night. The Art Deco lobby with its stunning glass dome creates an amazing atmosphere, so vintage and refined – perfect for snapping some retro-style photos. The service is what you'd expect from a classic luxury hotel; the concierge was attentive and responsive, making our stay a 10/10 experience. You absolutely have to catch the Old Jazz Band; their music transports you back to old Shanghai. Definitely worth the trip, highly recommended!
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Breakfast

9.5/10Outstanding10329 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|35.83km from city centre
An interesting hotel that I visited purely out of curiosity. There's an observation deck on the 14th underground floor where you can see the lake, waterfalls, and mines. Right next to the hotel is the Shimao Wonderland theme park, and the attractions there are really great for testing your courage. In the evening, there's a light and shadow show, telling ancient stories amidst dazzling lights – truly unique and beautiful. The Chinese restaurant at the hotel is delicious, and the water curtain show in the lobby is also quite unique. The rooms are spacious and very clean, with a blend of old money and modern decor. They feature smart curtains and smart sanitary facilities.
FromPKR 62,851
9.4/10Outstanding2464 Reviews
Wujiaochang Commercial Area Shanghai|9.08km from city centre
Every stay at Pagoda Hotel Wujiaochang has been a great experience. The location is superb, right in the Wujiaochang business district. It's within walking distance to Hopson One and Wanda Plaza, which is incredibly convenient, and also very close to Fudan University campus. The front desk staff are very welcoming, and both check-in and check-out are handled very efficiently. The room layout is well-designed, and cleanliness is excellent. The bedding is very comfortable, with just the right balance of softness and firmness. The smart room control system is very convenient, and the bathroom has a great wet/dry separation. The toiletries also have a pleasant scent. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options and tastes good. Overall, it offers great value for money, and I will definitely choose to stay here again!
FromPKR 24,065
9.3/10Very Good528 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|15.59km from city centre
The Jiayu Hotel is right next to Jiaxuan, essentially two types of accommodations under one brand. Jiayu is more like an apartment-style hotel, which is a great option if you're traveling with children or elderly family members. You can choose a suite with a kitchen, complete with an induction cooktop, range hood, and dishwasher.
FromPKR 28,903
9.3/10Very Good1711 Reviews
Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center Shanghai|12.35km from city centre
The location is unbeatable. It's super convenient – just take the escalator up to the second floor from the Purple Vine Road metro station exit towards MixC, and you'll see the hotel. It would be even better if there was a convenience store nearby. The hotel environment is also excellent, with large floor-to-ceiling windows that provide amazing natural light in the morning. The room itself is very tidy. The only downside is that the hallway decor is a bit peculiar, especially the wallpaper – it actually startled me the first time I stayed here. Overall, it's great value for money, and I'll likely stay here again next year when I come to Shanghai.
FromPKR 8,559
9.7/10Excellent1949 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|8.21km from city centre
Cleanliness: Excellent Ambiance: Very satisfied Service: Top-notch service Facilities: Facilities are very new, the refrigerator and washing machine have both been disinfected. This feels like a hotel with excellent value for money. The cleanliness and ambiance are both superb. I especially love the large refrigerator in the room; it can hold all the drinks I buy.
FromPKR 14,142
9/10Good3447 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.62km from city centre
Extremely satisfied! The hotel is right next to Nanjing Pedestrian Street. It's about 300 meters to the subway station and around 1000 meters to the Bund, which is super convenient. The staff were also excellent! Next time I'm in Shanghai for class, I'll definitely stay here again.
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