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The Anandi Hotel and Spa Shanghai
This urban wellness retreat is your perfect getaway! Nestled along the Suzhou River and surrounded by an unparalleled urban oasis, every room comes with a dedicated sleep concierge who lights aromatherapy candles and arranges meditation or yoga workshops for ultimate relaxation. Kids will love the playground, making it ideal for family vacations. Dine at the Mystic Restaurant or Takezushi Japanese Restaurant, offering nutritious buffets and authentic Japanese cuisine. For business or weddings, the 5,000 sqm event space and garden lawn cater to all your needs. Come experience this urban sanctuary of inspiration and healing!
Shanghai Miller Villa Hotel
Grand Millennium Shanghai HongQiao
Looking for a conveniently located hotel with a resort vibe? This is the perfect choice! Just a 5-minute walk to the subway leading directly to Hongqiao Airport and railway station, plus a 60% green coverage garden with rooms overlooking picturesque bridges and streams – truly refreshing! Facilities include a heated indoor pool, sauna, and 24-hour fitness center, along with a kids' pool and play area, perfect for families. The restaurants serve international buffets and local Shanghainese cuisine, with live band performances in the evening, making it ideal for both business and leisure!
The PuLi Hotel and Spa
Looking for a luxurious urban oasis? This hotel is your perfect choice! Located in the heart of the city with easy access to the subway, it even boasts a Michelin Black Pearl restaurant. Rooms feature plush bedding and stunning night views, while the 25-meter heated pool and signature spa will help you unwind. Whether it's a romantic getaway, business meeting, or family vacation, the thoughtful service and unique design here will leave you spellbound!
Radisson Collection Hotel,Xing Guo Shanghai
Tucked away in downtown Shanghai, this urban oasis boasts a 70,000-square-meter private garden and historic European-style villas from the 1920s. The 185 smart rooms feature independent air purification systems, Sealy mattresses, and Molton Brown toiletries, with every detail exuding luxury. Enjoy a complimentary bottle of fresh orange juice delivered daily by a smart robot! The Madam Li floor on the 12th level is designed for female travelers, featuring elegant pink tones, Dyson hairdryers, and DeLonghi coffee machines. The 15th-floor executive lounge offers 270-degree views of the city skyline. With an indoor pool, fitness center, and multiple dining options, it's perfect for both business and family trips!
Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai
This heritage-inspired hotel, blending Baroque architecture with modern luxury, is nestled amidst a 30,000㎡ landscaped garden just steps from Huaihai Road's buzz. Perfect for both business and leisure, it features an outdoor pool, tennis court, and executive lounge, along with thoughtful services like airport transfers. With 5 dining venues serving Chinese, Western, and Japanese cuisine, plus grand banquet halls for weddings, guests rave about its generous breakfast, attentive service, and stunning nighttime views of Jiuyan Bridge—a true urban oasis.
InterContinental Shanghai Ruijin
Looking for a serene yet luxurious stay in the heart of bustling Shanghai? This hotel is your perfect choice! Located on Ruijin Road, it’s just steps away from Huaihai Road shopping district and popular attractions like Tianzifang, with direct metro access to Hongqiao National Exhibition Center. The hotel boasts elegant British-style garden villas and sprawling lawns, offering a peaceful retreat right in the city—dubbed “Shanghai’s urban green lung.” Enjoy top-notch amenities like the executive lounge, fitness center, and pool leading to a sunken garden. With exceptional service and stunning surroundings, it’s a stay you won’t forget!
Hengshan Garden Hotel
Nestled on Hengshan Road, this hotel beautifully blends historical charm with modern comfort. The 1930s ARTDECO-style architectural details are meticulously restored, paired with contemporary amenities for a unique retro-modern vibe. The hotel boasts a nearly 10,000-square-meter landscaped garden, where East meets West, perfect for a garden afternoon tea or a romantic wedding. Its prime location offers easy access to the Hengfu Historical Area and Wukang Building, surrounded by charming cafes and bars. With a pool, fitness center, and executive lounge, the service is impeccable and the value outstanding. Highly recommended!
Xijiao State Guest Hotel
This garden-style state guesthouse is the perfect choice for you! Located on Hongqiao Road, it offers a tranquil environment with lush greenery and charming bridges over flowing streams. The hotel boasts top-notch facilities, including an executive lounge, swimming pool, and fitness center, plus a kids' playground, making it ideal for families. Rooms are well-ventilated, service is attentive, and the front desk is warm and welcoming. Whether for business or leisure, this place has it all. Close to the subway and airport, it’s super convenient—come and experience it!
Pagoda Hotel Shanghai Baixia
This place offers an unforgettable stay! With a prime location just 5 minutes from the subway, you can easily reach Disneyland and downtown areas. The rooms are fully equipped with mini-bars, satellite TV, and even a pet-friendly policy, so you can bring your furry friends along! The breakfast and dining options are excellent, and the 24-hour front desk and free parking make everything so convenient. Whether for business trips or family vacations, this is the perfect choice for you!
Crowne Plaza Shanghai Noah Square
This hotel is a perfect blend of business and family-friendly! With an executive lounge and versatile meeting halls for professionals, plus a kids' club and pool for little ones. Its prime location near the subway puts The Bund and Nanjing Road within easy reach. Don’t miss the Venetian-themed square – a hot spot for photos! Rooms are modern with plush bedding, and you can unwind at the spa or gym. Enjoy a lavish breakfast and explore nearby dining gems. Highly recommended for those seeking a quality stay!
Novotel Shanghai Hongqiao
Looking for a cost-effective and well-equipped hotel? This one is a perfect choice! With kid-friendly amenities and robot services, it’s great for families. The location is convenient, close to the subway and airport, ideal for both business trips and vacations. Enjoy delicious breakfasts, comfortable bedding, an indoor heated pool, and a gym to unwind. The friendly and attentive staff ensures a top-notch stay. Whether you’re heading to Hongqiao Hub or Nanjing Road, transportation is a breeze.
Capella Shanghai Jian Ye Li
Nestled in Xuhui's cultural precinct, these revitalized Shikumen villas blend old-world charm with modern luxury. Each villa features a private garden and rooftop terrace, offering unparalleled privacy for couples or families. Indulge in Michelin-starred French cuisine, or unwind at the award-winning Auriga Spa. With convenient metro access and instagram-worthy architecture, this is the perfect base to explore Shanghai while enjoying five-star service and timeless elegance.
Hotel Shanghai Hongqiao -Handwritten Collection
This hotel boasts superb location near the subway and Xingyi Road, making travel a breeze! Rooms feature unique decor that gives you a cozy home-away-from-home feel. Enjoy a mix of European and Asian cuisine, with breakfast getting rave reviews. The 1,900 sqm meeting space is perfect for business or events. Unwind at the fitness center, take a dip in the indoor pool, or relax in the sauna—pure bliss! With excellent service, top-notch facilities, and high praise for great value, it’s a highly recommended stay!
Artyzen Habitat Hongqiao Shanghai
Perfect for business trips and family vacations! Just 2 minutes’ walk to the subway, this hotel offers easy access to Xintiandi and the Bund. Stylish rooms feature Appelles botanical amenities from Australia, while family suites come with WMF kitchenware for homemade meals. Stay productive with a 24-hour gym or unwind in the laundry room. Host events in their cultural theater with a garden backdrop—ideal for weddings! Nearby Seoul Night Market and Qibao Old Street satisfy all cravings. With top-notch service and prime location, it’s a steal!
Hongqiao State Guest House Shanghai
Jin Jiang Hotel
Step into a historic Art Deco gem where classic charm meets modern comfort! Nestled in Huakai Road's prime location, this Golden Leaf eco-certified hotel is 10 mins walk to Xintiandi with subway access. Rooms feature 3-meter ceilings, luxury mattresses and rain showers – opt for suites with kitchens & garden views. Unwind in clawfoot tubs with plush robes after exploring the protected heritage building. With 11 dining venues, fitness center, and free parking, it's perfect for business (think meeting halls & airport transfers) or leisure. Pro tip: The 1920s glamour makes every photo insta-worthy!
Blackstone M+ Hotel, Shanghai
Nestled in the historic Hengfu district, this designer hotel seamlessly blends musical heritage with contemporary style. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame charming Shanghai alleyways under plane trees, while rooms feature Bluetooth speakers, plush bedding, and curated art pieces. Steps from the subway and surrounded by landmarks like the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, it's ideal for couples and families alike. With impeccable service and rave reviews calling it "a must-stay", every detail invites you to explore the city's soul.
Donghu Hotel Shanghai
This is a garden-style hotel that beautifully blends historical charm with modern elegance, once the mansion of Shanghai's legendary figure Du Yuesheng. With uniquely designed rooms featuring Art Deco furniture and modern amenities, you're guaranteed a comfortable stay. Its prime location puts you just steps away from Huaihai Road shopping district and multiple subway lines (1, 10, 12), making transportation a breeze. Popular landmarks like Jing'an Temple and Xintiandi are nearby, offering the perfect balance between urban convenience and tranquil retreat - an ideal choice for both leisure and business travelers!
Metropolitan Seclusive Life In Wukang rd Shanghai
This is a century-old villa hidden in Wukang Road, exuding classic elegance and artistic vibes! Designed by a renowned architect, every room features premium bedding and L'Occitane toiletries, with 1000M high-speed WiFi for a comfortable stay. Step outside to find trendy cafes and boutiques, and the subway is just a 10-minute walk away—perfect location! The highlight is its garden villa and sunny terrace, perfect for Instagram-worthy shots—even celebrities have visited! Want to experience old Shanghai charm? This is the place to be!
Traveler Reviews
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The Anandi Hotel and Spa Shanghai
Staying at The Anandi Hotel and Spa Shanghai was an absolute delight—the comfort and attention to detail in the room made it feel like a true retreat. Every holiday season brings a fresh theme, so each visit feels unique and special. This time around, we added a photo shoot experience, and the results were stunning—perfect for memories and sharing online! It was my first Christmas here, and the festive dinner paired with live performances created such a magical atmosphere. The outdoor market added charm, though I didn’t win anything (still had fun!), but I’d love to see a small souvenir or gift included as a token of the stay. Overall, the experience exceeded expectations—luxurious, thoughtful, and unforgettable. Definitely planning to come back.
Shanghai Miller Villa Hotel
Staying at Shanghai Miller Villa Hotel felt like stepping into a fairy tale—rich in history and charm from the moment you walk in. The exterior might not scream 'new and flashy,' but inside, everything has that timeless elegance of old-money quality—the bedding was incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night's sleep. Even small details like the hairdryer, flooring, and seating had a refined, classic touch. Breakfast was simple but satisfying, and the short castle tour offered surprising insights and fun facts. I did have a slight disappointment with the terrace, but the front desk made up for it by giving me a little magnet as a thoughtful gift. Honestly, I couldn’t ask for more—this place strikes the perfect balance between heritage, comfort, and genuine hospitality. Would absolutely return.
The PuLi Hotel and Spa
My first trip to Shanghai this year was absolutely perfect, thanks to the recommendation from a friend who insisted I stay at The PuLi Hotel and Spa. From the moment I arrived, I could tell this place was special. The location is unbeatable—everything from the Bund to Nanjing Road and even Disneyland is just minutes away by subway or taxi. The French restaurant on the second floor is exceptional—elegant, delicious, and worth every penny, especially for a romantic dinner or a memorable celebration. Kevin from the concierge team went above and beyond, suggesting some amazing local Shanghainese eateries that were both authentic and affordable—definitely a highlight of the trip. Belle from the guest relations team gave us a warm, personalized tour of the hotel, sharing fascinating details about its design and amenities. It felt less like checking in and more like being welcomed into a home. Service was attentive without being intrusive, and every detail exuded sophistication. If you're looking for a luxurious yet genuinely welcoming stay in Shanghai, this is it—10/10, would book again in a heartbeat.
Radisson Collection Hotel,Xing Guo Shanghai
I’ve passed by this hotel countless times while commuting, always dreaming of staying here—and finally made it happen. The moment I stepped into the grand lobby with its soaring ceiling and dazzling crystal chandelier, I knew this was going to be special. The property sits on nearly 60,000 square meters of private garden, making it feel like a hidden European estate right in the heart of bustling Shanghai. From the very first greeting, the service was exceptional—Esther from front desk went above and beyond: upgraded our room, offered a two-hour late check-out without hesitation, and even shared her WeChat for easy communication. That kind of personal touch is rare. Breakfast was an absolute highlight—huge variety, beautifully presented. From freshly steamed dim sum and handmade noodles to a wide selection of breads, oatmeal, fresh fruit, yogurt, and even ice cream, every detail was thoughtfully curated. But what truly stole the show was the garden. Lush green lawns, mature trees casting dappled sunlight, historic buildings nestled among foliage—perfect for quiet strolls or Instagram-worthy shots. Every corner feels like a scene from a film. The pool is clean and refreshingly salty—almost like swimming in the sea! Plus, there are two hot tubs nearby, perfect for unwinding. The changing rooms are spacious, with full amenities including a sauna, steam room, and even a lounge area with TV where you can just lie back and relax. This might be the most comfortable five-star experience I’ve ever had. Security staff were friendly and attentive throughout, adding to that welcoming, home-away-from-home feeling. It was an unforgettable New Year’s getaway—serene, elegant, and utterly luxurious.
Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai
Staying at Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai was an absolute delight. Located just off Huaihai Middle Road, it's literally steps away from Xianxia South Road Metro Station, making access to all major attractions super convenient. You can easily walk to People's Square, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, The Bund, Jing'an Temple, Wukang Road, Song Qingling Residence, Sun Yat-sen’s Former Home, Tianzi Fang, and even the Shanghai Natural History Museum or Cai Yuanpei’s Former Residence—all within a pleasant walking distance. Along the way, you’ll pass charming old shikumen homes, cozy cafes, boutique shops, and historic landmarks, making every stroll feel like a little adventure through Shanghai’s soul. The hotel’s lush garden on the south side is a peaceful retreat—perfect for unwinding in the middle of the bustling city. While some facilities show their age, everything is well-maintained and blends beautifully with Shanghai’s classic charm. Service is exceptional—attentive, thoughtful, and clearly influenced by Japanese hospitality standards. Even the hallway has that subtle, calming Japanese aesthetic. Breakfast is a highlight too, offering authentic Japanese touches like natto and miso soup, alongside a wide variety of other options. It’s rare to find such a well-balanced mix of location, atmosphere, service, and comfort. This place truly delivers on every level—highly recommended for anyone looking to experience the heart of Shanghai the right way.
InterContinental Shanghai Ruijin
Staying at InterContinental Shanghai Ruijin was an absolute delight from the moment I stepped into the grand lobby. The towering chandelier and intricate floor design immediately made a stunning impression—elegant and timeless. Breakfast was incredibly generous and delicious, with a wide variety of fresh options. My room in the Executive Tower was spacious, comfortable, and beautifully appointed, with a serene atmosphere that made it feel like a true retreat. What stood out most was the exceptional service—especially Martin, Yang Jie, and Tang Jiazhen at the Executive Lounge front desk, who were attentive, friendly, and always ready to help. Wu Feifei at the main lobby also delivered top-notch hospitality. The lush greenery throughout the property added a peaceful touch, making the whole experience even more relaxing. With such a high standard of comfort, service, and ambiance, I’d definitely return without hesitation.
Capella Shanghai Jian Ye Li
Absolutely exceeded all expectations! From two days before arrival, Ethan, our cultural concierge, reached out proactively with thoughtful attention to detail. He even asked about special occasions like birthdays or anniversaries—something I truly didn’t expect. When he found out my birthday was coming up, the hotel quietly arranged a simple, heartfelt touch in the room—no over-the-top theatrics, just genuine warmth that brought tears to my eyes. Check-in was seamless and relaxing, with a welcoming tea and snack delivered by the library attendant. Ethan personally guided me through the space, easing any first-time guest nerves. I’d been worried about my mom navigating multiple floors, but the layout was surprisingly intuitive—far more logical than other heritage redeveloped hotels I’ve stayed at where you’d get lost trying to find your room. The moment we stepped into the suite, the clean, bright ambiance hit me—subtle fragrance, elegant lighting, and that charming blend of old-world character with modern comfort. The former courtyard pavilion transformed into a cozy media room? Perfect. Mini-bar stocked with great local treats, including nostalgic Dabai Rabbit comics playing on the TV—my mom fell head over heels. Breakfast was à la carte, perfectly portioned, fresh, and delicious—especially the croissant, which was impossibly crisp. But the real surprise came the next day: another proper birthday cake! That level of personal care is rare. Staff were consistently smiling, responsive, and attentive—Ethan’s messages were answered instantly. Honestly, after staying at several other city-inspired heritage properties, none have moved me quite like this one. By nightfall, my mom had already decided to change her flight and extend her stay by an extra night—she was so taken by the experience. If not for other plans, I’d have stayed longer. The value-for-money here is outstanding. We had an unforgettable, heartwarming evening. Next time I’m in Shanghai, there’s no other choice—I’ll be back without hesitation.
Jin Jiang Hotel
Staying at Jin Jiang Hotel was an absolute delight—this truly is a century-old institution with character and charm. The room exuded that classic 'old cadre' elegance, with refined details that made me feel like I'd stepped into history. Breakfast was outstanding—rich in traditional Chinese dim sum, especially the noodle toppings: mushroom, preserved mustard greens, scrambled eggs with tomatoes, and over ten other varieties—all fresh and flavorful. For those sensitive to caffeine, there were plenty of tea options to choose from, which was thoughtful and appreciated. But the real highlight? The famous Jinjiang Peking Duck. The skin turns a perfect amber hue, crisp yet not greasy, served with a house-made dipping sauce that elevates every bite. The scallions are plump, juicy, and sweet—perfect for cutting through the richness. Service was exceptional too. The concierge greeted me warmly and even offered a vintage-style luggage cart to transport me from the VIP Pavilion to Jinbei Building—a small touch, but it added so much character to the experience. Located on the site of the original 1926-era Cathay Apartments (the same owner as Peace Hotel), the building’s white architectural lines remain strikingly elegant. Since its founding by Ms. Dong Zhujun in 1951, the hotel has welcomed hundreds of heads of state from over 20 countries worldwide—earning its reputation as China’s premier guesthouse for international dignitaries. The garden is spacious and serene, with a stunning lawn that feels like a private oasis. Cleanliness is top-notch, and the blend of timeless heritage with modern comfort makes this stay unforgettable. If you’re looking for authenticity, quality, and a bit of legacy, this place delivers—highly recommended.
Blackstone M+ Hotel, Shanghai
Staying at Blackstone M+ Hotel in Shanghai felt like stepping into a stylish vintage apartment straight out of a classic film. The location is unbeatable—right across from the Shanghai Symphony Hall, with endless dining and shopping options just steps away. On the ground floor, there's a trendy restaurant called Vesta, and next to it, Peet’s Coffee for that perfect morning brew. But what really stood out was the little gem of a noodle shop called Dongwu Shifu—absolutely delicious and worth a detour. Just across the street is an indie bookstore I fell in love with: minimalist design, cozy vibe, and the kind of place where you could easily spend a whole afternoon reading. Whether you're here for a solo trip or a romantic getaway, this hotel delivers charm, convenience, and character—all at a great value. A must-visit if you’re in Shanghai.
Donghu Hotel Shanghai
This was my third stay at this historic hotel, and once again, the experience exceeded expectations. On December 28th, upon check-in, I noticed a faint smoky smell in the room—something I’m particularly sensitive to. I reached out to Mr. Yang at reception, and he responded immediately with genuine care. Without hesitation, he arranged a completely smoke-free room that was also spacious and well-appointed. His attentiveness made a big difference and truly reflected the hotel’s commitment to guest comfort. The breakfast was excellent—well-prepared, beautifully presented, and varied. A small suggestion: it would be great to have decaf coffee options available, especially for guests who are sensitive to caffeine or older travelers. Overall, the service is exceptional, the ambiance is timeless, and the value is outstanding. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a refined, welcoming stay in Shanghai.
Metropolitan Seclusive Life In Wukang rd Shanghai
Staying at Metropolitan Seclusive Life in Wukang Road was an absolute delight. The Desire Landscape Art Suite is stunning—every detail feels curated, and the balcony offers a perfect view of the charming Wukang Road streetscape. Everything you need for a comfortable stay is here: great access to dining spots, convenient public transport, and 24-hour concierge service that truly makes you feel taken care of. I loved the in-room mini-bar with unlimited drinks, two signature cocktails from Mingo Chamber, and the welcome fruit basket—small touches, but they make a big difference. The experience was flawless, and I’m already planning my next visit. Honestly, I’d love to book the 2.4-meter king bed suite with a private terrace—sounds like pure luxury! Highly recommend this gem for anyone seeking a quiet retreat with city charm.
VX Hotel (Shanghai Railway Station Store)
I'm back again — this is my second stay at VX Hotel (Shanghai Railway Station Store), and I’m happy to say the experience was just as good as before. Shanghai hotels tend to be on the pricier side compared to other cities, but this one stands out for its great location near the train station — it’s only a few minutes by metro, making travel super convenient. The best part? Every room has a window, so there’s no stuffy feeling at all. Fresh air and natural light make a huge difference in comfort. Even though it’s not right in the heart of downtown, the value for money is excellent. If you’re visiting Shanghai and want a clean, comfortable, and practical stay without overspending, this hotel is definitely worth considering. I’ll be coming back again!
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