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Hotel near People's Square Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Restaurant, Fire Alarm, Access Control System
Excellent
6788 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From CAD 122
99+
Hotel near The Bund Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Restaurant, Tea Room
Excellent
6120 reviews
9.7/10
1 night
From CAD 481
99+
Hotel near Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Garden, Tea Room, Fire Alarm
Excellent
2110 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From CAD 158
99+
Hotel near Hengshan Road Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Garden, Restaurant, Tea Room
Outstanding
1221 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From CAD 109
99+
Hotel near Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Garden, Restaurant, Tea Room
Very Good
869 reviews
9.3/10
1 night
From CAD 135
99+
Hotel near Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Garden, Restaurant, Fire Alarm
Outstanding
3741 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From CAD 189
99+
Hotel near Jiading Xincheng,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Courtyard View, Garden, Restaurant
Excellent
124 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From CAD 90
99+
Hotel near Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Garden, Restaurant, Fire Alarm
Very Good
5430 reviews
9.3/10
1 night
From CAD 132
99+
Hotel near The Bund Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Restaurant, Fire Alarm
Excellent
3645 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From CAD 139
99+
Hotel near People's Square Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Restaurant, Fire Alarm, Access Control System
Outstanding
1547 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From CAD 171
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9.7/10
Excellent
KKuailexiaoshaonianEREI think I stayed in the cheapest room here 🥹
Initially, I didn't want to come because the communication felt a bit off, but I ended up coming anyway to avoid further hassle, and I was pleasantly surprised! The decor is so unique! I'd definitely stay here again just for the artistic and lively design.
Since I'd eaten at this vegetarian restaurant at Yonghe Temple in Beijing before, it felt like visiting an old friend. I personally love this kind of vibe. My family found it just okay; they prefer the Shangri-La's dining and lodging. I don't usually like green, but after spending a night in this room, I realized that green actually suits my 'five elements' (a Chinese philosophical concept). The amenities here, like the tissue box, aren't expensive but are all beautiful. There are so many thoughtful little details. Breakfast was exquisite, even though there was no meat, you could tell a lot of thought went into designing it! They even had vegetarian hot pot for breakfast, which was cool. I wonder if it was because I was in the cheapest room that they didn't give me the hot pot when I asked for it 😂 My bad, I guess.
The only thing is, with such beautiful design, the human element could be improved just a tiny bit more.
Late-night congee: I didn't get to try it, and I was too lazy to ask.
Anyway, I'll definitely be back for the beautiful design! Highly recommended.
Shanghai Zuoting Shangyuan Hotel
Hotel near Hengshan Road Area, Shanghai
Price per night from:CAD 267
9.6/10
Excellent
HhollyThis time I brought my child, and since my little one really dislikes car seats, I usually choose hotels that are close by. The only issue is that this area is very popular, so even during off-peak hours, traffic was terrible both ways.
Upon check-in, they gave us some popular grape cookies. They seemed to use quality ingredients, so if you like crispy cookies, you might want to try them. I tasted them but didn't buy any.
The room for a hotel of this caliber was quite small, like a three-star level, nothing more. The bed was also one of the smaller ones I've encountered in a five-star king room. The bathroom had one of those trendy sliding doors, but in such a small space, it was awkward. If you didn't pull both panels, going to the toilet felt like being in a glass box. And having to pull two panels every time you used the toilet was a hassle. Even though I was staying with family, it felt too exposed. With the round table by the bed, it was hard to move around, and sitting in the chair next to it felt cramped. Overall, the room was quite ordinary, not even as spacious as my own home.
They can provide a crib for the room, but there's no baby safety rail, which mothers with infants might want to consider. With the crib in place, there was even less room to move around. And I didn't even bring a suitcase this time.
The hotel garden is very well maintained, and even on Sundays, there were many people taking photos. Several lawn weddings were also being held. We got a complimentary photoshoot with our stay, but when we went for our session, several lawns were booked for weddings. We could only take pictures in a few scattered spots. The next day, a weekday, many areas were still closed for maintenance, so overall, not many areas were open to guests. There was construction nearby, which was a bit noisy.
Breakfast was decent. The Chinese noodle station had freshly made wontons, which were good. The Western station didn't have common items like Eggs Benedict or omelets. Western food doesn't seem to be their strong suit.
I don't like Western desserts, so I didn't try them.
The concierge service was excellent. They brought the luggage cart promptly and helped us with our bags.
There's no need to stay here just for the lawn; it's not very accessible to guests anyway. A quick walk around is enough, just walk in. It's not like Xijiao, which has a large garden exclusively for guests.
Radisson Collection Hotel,Xing Guo Shanghai
Hotel near Hengshan Road Area, Shanghai
Price per night from:CAD 163
9.6/10
Excellent
XXiaohuadidiLoved it! We stayed here for our wedding anniversary and the decorations were so thoughtful. The only minor inconvenience was having to go up and down steps to use the bathroom, but everything else was perfect. Even though there isn't a dedicated play area for kids, they offered activities like a scavenger hunt for puzzle pieces and making sachets, which kept them well-occupied. The spa voucher was also a nice touch and the massage was very relaxing!
9.5/10
Outstanding
HHemeiziA hidden gem in Lujiazui, this民國 (Republic of China era) mansion hotel offers a unique blend of history and comfort.
The brick courtyard and the vintage architectural vibe are absolutely stunning, perfect for photoshoots. The location is also incredibly convenient, with the subway just a short walk away, making it easy to get anywhere.
The service was exceptionally thoughtful. Our butler was so gentle and attentive. We were greeted with welcome fruits, enjoyed complimentary evening sweet soup, and the mini-bar was free – every detail was meticulously taken care of. We even got to experience an incense burning activity. Special shout-out to the butler and staff for their incredibly detailed and considerate service.
The room was clean and comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep. And you absolutely *must* try the yellow croaker noodles for breakfast; they are incredibly fresh and delicious.
Overall, the hotel has both style and a personal touch, making for a very comfortable stay. It's definitely an experience worth having when you come to Shanghai. Plus, you can even catch a glimpse of the 'three-piece suit' (Lujiazui skyscrapers) right from the hotel – perfect for a quick landmark check-in!
BLOSSOM MANOIR LUJIAZUI · ORIENTAL TREASURY
Hotel near Lujiazui Area, Shanghai 4.6% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:CAD 203
9.5/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserI chose this hotel for my Shanghai citywalk during the Chinese New Year, and it was my second stay – absolutely fantastic! I mentioned to the front desk that I was staying for four days and asked for a quiet room, and they upgraded my room and put me on a high floor. The room was spacious and even had cooking facilities like a coffee machine and an induction hob, with space for an extra bed if needed. The hotel's location is excellent; you can walk in any direction and find something to do. I was very satisfied! I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Shanghai! P.S. The second photo is the view from my room's window, where you can see the Oriental Pearl Tower directly.
Golden Tulip New Asia Hotel，The Bund Shanghai
Hotel near The North Bund Area, Shanghai 1.3% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:CAD 123
9.5/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserMy first stop back in Shanghai was Du Yuesheng's former residence, East Lake Hotel, to experience the historical memories of a prominent figure from Republican China. The stay exceeded my expectations, from the gate security to the lobby reception and the attentive front desk service. They even arranged a complimentary upgrade to a garden balcony room in advance. The breakfast selection changed daily and was plentiful, and the local Shanghainese dishes for dinner were authentic. The hotel is a tranquil oasis amidst the bustle, and the rooms are spacious with a charming vintage style, retaining a century of heritage. A truly excellent stay!
Donghu Hotel Shanghai
Hotel near Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area, Shanghai
Price per night from:CAD 168
9.5/10
Outstanding
YYileeeThe location is excellent, offering a quiet retreat in the midst of the hustle and bustle. It's super convenient to get to Jing'an Temple and other places.
**Facilities:** They have a washer-dryer combo, a Siemens model, but for some reason, everything comes out super wrinkled. It would be great if the bathroom had underfloor heating; I imagine it gets quite cold in winter. Alternatively, a larger bath mat would be helpful.
**Service:** There isn't much service to speak of. The front desk guy was polite but not overly friendly. The lounge was just a bunch of aunties chatting and cracking melon seeds; they didn't really acknowledge guests or ask if anyone needed anything. Plus, a latte was like 45 yuan, which isn't good value, especially since it wasn't made with any special beans.
If you're not looking for top-notch service, I'd still recommend staying here. The room itself is perfectly fine. I just wish they had more one-bedroom apartments; I'd consider a long-term stay then. A studio isn't really suitable for two people for an extended period.
HAIG COURT
Hotel near Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road, Shanghai 5.5% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:CAD 328
9.4/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserI had a thoroughly pleasant stay and felt compelled to highlight the excellent service I received throughout.
From the moment I arrived, Mr Mao Jin Rong, the gentleman at reception who checked me in, was warm, efficient, and genuinely welcoming—exactly what you hope for after a long journey.
The standard of housekeeping was equally impressive. Madam Huang Feng Ju, in particular, was both efficient and meticulous. My room was kept spotless, with great attention to detail, and it was clear real care was taken.
I’d also like to mention the porter on duty on the afternoon of 3rd April, whose name I unfortunately missed. He was extremely helpful as I was leaving; despite the rain, he assisted me with my luggage and ensured I got into a cab comfortably and without fuss.
All in all, a wonderful experience, made memorable by such attentive and considerate staff. I wouldn’t hesitate to return.
Park Hotel Shanghai
Hotel near People's Square Area, Shanghai 8.8% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:CAD 126
9.4/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserNestled within a secret garden spanning thousands of acres, this century-old French architectural gem offers a tranquil escape from the city's hustle and bustle, exuding a full vintage and elegant ambiance. Located on South Maoming Road, it's a magnificent transformation of the historic French Club building. The seamless blend of French vintage architecture and modern design, complemented by over 20,000 square meters of private gardens, provides a serene sanctuary amidst the urban landscape. Its prime location next to Huaihai Road and the plane tree-lined streets, along with its charming retro corridors and spiral staircases, create an immersive atmosphere. The meticulous and attentive service from this established five-star hotel makes it the ideal retreat for experiencing the elegant charm of old Shanghai.
9.3/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThis hotel is super close to the Bund; it's a leisurely 7-8 minute stroll to the observation deck. You can reach the Fairmont Peace Hotel and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in just a few minutes, and it's less than a 10-minute walk to the Nanjing East Road Metro Station (Lines 2 and 10), so the location is excellent. The hotel is housed in an old building from 1918, and it attracts a lot of visitors, especially for photos on the 2nd-floor restaurant balcony – if you're not staying here, you need to make a purchase to enter. We stayed during Chinese New Year and booked two rooms with terraces on the 6th floor. The difference between the 5th and 6th-floor terraces is their size; the 5th floor has larger ones, but I think the view from the 6th floor is better. Room 616 offers views of the Oriental Pearl Tower and the 'three giants' skyscrapers, so you can enjoy the night view without leaving your room. The only downside was the breakfast – it was a bit bland and the selection was limited. The menu didn't change at all during our three-day stay, so we opted to eat out on the third day. The room size isn't huge, and the glass bathroom is semi-transparent, which is something to consider if you're particular about privacy. The bedding was quite comfortable, with Atour's signature pillows. The sink was very small, and its sloped design made water splash out easily. The bathroom isn't big and there's no space to hang clothes.
ZHotel The Somekh Building
Hotel near The Bund Area, Shanghai 18% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:CAD 137
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular hotels in Shanghai?
There are many popular options for hotels in Shanghai. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Metropolo Nanjing Road Nanjing Hotel, Shanghai (from CAD 124), Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai (from CAD 140) and Golden Tulip New Asia Hotel，The Bund Shanghai (from CAD 132) are popular choices.
What is the average price for hotels in Shanghai?
The average price for hotels in Shanghai is CAD 477 for weekdays, and CAD 490 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
What are the best hotels for families in Shanghai?
Metropolo Nanjing Road Nanjing Hotel, Shanghai (from CAD 124) is popular for family travel. Book now from Trip.com and enjoy your time with families!
What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Shanghai?
Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai (from CAD 140) is top hotel with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which hotels with fitness facilities in Shanghai are popular?
Metropolo Nanjing Road Nanjing Hotel, Shanghai (from CAD 124) is a popular hotel with a fitness center. Keep your fitness plan during traveling from Trip.com!
Which popular hotels in Shanghai offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Metropolo Nanjing Road Nanjing Hotel, Shanghai (from CAD 124) is a popular hotel with free Wi-Fi.
Which hotels in Shanghai have swimming pools?
Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai (from CAD 140) provides a good swimming pool. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
Which hotels in Shanghai are good for couples?
When traveling to Shanghai, it is popular for couples to stay at Metropolo Nanjing Road Nanjing Hotel, Shanghai (from CAD 124) and Fairmont Peace Hotel on the Bund (from CAD 403).
What are best luxury hotels in Shanghai?
Shanghai has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai (from CAD 140) is a popular choice of visitors.
Shanghai Historic Hotels Information
| Total properties | 22 |
|---|---|
| Number of reviews | 55,569 |
| Highest price | CAD 10,953 |
| Lowest price | CAD 142 |
| Weekend Avg. Price | CAD 490 |
| Weekday Avg. Price | CAD 477 |