Shanghai Weather by Month and Best Time to Visit
Shanghai sits near the East China Sea and the mouth of the Yangtze River, giving the city four clear seasons and plenty of humidity. Spring is mild but often rainy, summer is hot and humid, autumn is cooler, and winter is cold and damp. This guide covers Shanghai temperatures, rainfall, clothing, activities, and the best time to visit.
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Shanghai weather - best times to visit Shanghai
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Shanghai experiences a humid subtropical climate.Spring is Shanghai's busiest period for tourism, and lasts from March through May. The months of March and April are cool, with highs averaging at 17°C (approx. 62°F), and lows averaging at 8°C (approx. 46°F). Shanghai starts getting warmer in May, with comfortable highs of 26°C (approx. 79°F), and temperate lows of 17°C (approx. 62°F). We recommend bringing a coat with you if you're visiting between March and April, but if you're visiting in May, a light jacket will suffice.Summer lasts from June through August, with average highs of 32°C (approx. 90°F). Shanghai also experiences its "Plum Rain" monsoon season for a month, seeing significant rainfall. If you're traveling to Shanghai during the summer, expect heat and humidity. We recommend you pack an extra change of clothes.Autumn is one of the busiest seasons of the year in Shanghai, falling between September through November. Temperatures feel comfortable, with warm highs averaging at 23°C (approx. 74°F), and cool lows averaging at 16°C (approx. 61°F). Consider packing a light jacket for those cool evenings.Winter in Shanghai typically lasts from December through February, and is usually the quietest time of year for tourists. It rarely snows in Shanghai, but winters can still get quite cold and damp. Shanghai is coldest in January, with lows averaging at 1°C (approx. 34°F), and a possibility of below freezing temperature. If you're visiting Shanghai in December and February, temperatures will still be cold, but won't go below freezing. Highs average at 10°C (approx. 50°C), and lows average at 3°C (37°F).
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What Is the Weather Like in Shanghai?
Shanghai has a subtropical monsoon climate with four clear seasons. Its coastal location makes both summer and winter feel humid. The annual mean temperature is about 17.5°C. July is normally the hottest month, with an average daytime high of 33.2°C, while January is the coldest, with an average low of 2.9°C.
Rain falls throughout the year, but June and August are normally the wettest months. Shanghai’s plum rain season usually runs from mid-June to early July. Typhoons may also affect the city from summer to early autumn, especially from late August to mid-September.
Season | Months | Shanghai Weather | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
Spring | March to May | Mild to warm, changeable, and sometimes rainy | Flowers, parks, city walks, outdoor sightseeing |
Summer | June to August | Hot, humid, rainy, with thunderstorms | Indoor attractions, evening views, water activities |
Autumn | September to November | Warm at first, then cool and more comfortable | The Bund, parks, walking tours, day trips |
Winter | December to February | Cold, damp, windy, with rare snow | Museums, shopping, food trips, smaller crowds |
Shanghai Weather by Season
Spring in Shanghai: March to May
Yu Garden
Spring in Shanghai begins cool in March and becomes warmer through April and May, with average temperatures rising from 7.6°C to 25.8°C. Mornings can feel chilly, while afternoons are warmer. Light rain and cloudy weather are common, so bring a small umbrella when visiting the Bund, Yu Garden, parks, and riverside areas.
What to wear
- March: A warm jacket, sweater, long pants, and closed shoes
- April: A light jacket, long-sleeved top, and comfortable walking shoes
- May: Light clothes for daytime and a thin jacket for cooler evenings
- Small umbrella for drizzle and changing weather
Best seasonal activities
- Walk along the Bund and enjoy the Pudong skyline
- Visit Yu Garden and the Old City area
- See spring flowers in Gucun Park, Century Park, or Chenshan Botanical Garden
- Explore the former French Concession
- Take a Huangpu River cruise on a clear evening
Travel Tip: Shanghai weather can change quickly in spring. Wear light layers that you can remove when the afternoon becomes warmer.
Shanghai Plum Rain Season: Mid-June to Early July
Wukang Road
Shanghai’s plum rain season, known as meiyu, usually begins in mid-June and continues into early July. June receives about 224.9 mm of rain on average, bringing cloudy skies, frequent showers, high humidity, and occasional heavy rain that may affect outdoor attractions, river cruises, and day trips.
What to wear
- Light and quick-drying clothes
- Waterproof or water-resistant shoes
- Thin rain jacket
- Small umbrella
- Extra socks
- Waterproof pouch for your phone and travel documents
Best seasonal activities
- Visit Shanghai Museum or another indoor museum
- Explore shopping malls along Nanjing Road
- Visit the Shanghai Astronomy Museum
- Spend time at cafes, restaurants, and indoor markets
- Choose indoor areas at Shanghai Disneyland during heavy rain
Travel Tip: Keep at least one indoor attraction in your daily plan. If heavy rain begins, you can change your schedule without losing the whole day.
Summer in Shanghai: June to August
Shanghai Wild Animal Park
Summer in Shanghai is hot, humid, and rainy, with average temperatures ranging from 22.0°C to 33.2°C between June and August. Days above 35°C and sudden afternoon thunderstorms are possible. Typhoons may also bring heavy rain, strong winds, flight delays, attraction closures, and transport disruptions.
What to wear
- Thin and breathable shirts
- Shorts, skirts, dresses, or light pants
- Hat or UV umbrella
- Sunscreen
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Light cover-up for strongly air-conditioned places
Best seasonal activities
- Visit the Bund early in the morning or after sunset
- Enjoy museums, malls, and indoor attractions in the afternoon
- Take an evening Huangpu River cruise when the weather is clear
- Visit Shanghai Disneyland with regular indoor breaks
- See the skyline from an indoor observation deck
Travel Tip: Start outdoor sightseeing before 9:00 AM, rest indoors during the hottest hours, and continue in the late afternoon. Drink water often and stop immediately if you feel dizzy, weak, or unwell.
Autumn in Shanghai: September to November
Fuxing Park
Autumn in Shanghai starts warm in September and becomes cooler through October and November, with temperatures ranging from 11.4°C to 28.7°C. It is a comfortable season for exploring the Bund, Xintiandi, parks, and historic neighborhoods. Typhoons may still affect September, while the National Day holiday in early October brings large crowds.
What to wear
- September: Light clothes, sunscreen, and a small umbrella
- October: Long sleeves and a light jacket
- November: A sweater, medium jacket, long pants, and scarf for cold evenings
Best seasonal activities
- Walk along the Bund and West Bund waterfront
- Explore Xintiandi and the former French Concession
- See autumn colors in city parks
- Visit Zhujiajiao Water Town on a clear day
- Enjoy an outdoor food or photography walk
Travel Tip: If you plan to visit during the first week of October, reserve your flights, hotel, train tickets, and major attractions as early as possible.
Winter in Shanghai: December to February
Winter in Shanghai is cold, damp, and sometimes windy, with average temperatures ranging from 2.9°C to 11.3°C between December and February. Snow is uncommon and rarely stays on the ground. The humidity and wind can make it feel colder, especially in January and early February.
What to wear
- Thick coat or down jacket
- Thermal innerwear
- Sweater
- Gloves, scarf, and knit hat
- Warm socks
- Closed shoes with good grip
Best seasonal activities
- Visit museums and art galleries
- Shop along Nanjing Road
- Try hotpot, soup dumplings, and other warm local dishes
- Explore Yu Garden during seasonal celebrations
- Enjoy indoor skyline views and observation decks
Travel Tip: Hotels, malls, metro trains, and restaurants are usually heated. Wear removable layers so you can stay warm outdoors without feeling too hot inside.
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Shanghai Weather by Month
The temperatures and Shanghai rainfall by month below use 1991 to 2020 climate averages for the Xujiahui weather station. Actual weather during your trip may be warmer, colder, wetter, or drier.
Month | Average Low to High | Average Rainfall | What to Expect | Good Things to Do |
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January | 2.9°C to 8.7°C | 72.2 mm | Cold, damp, and sometimes windy | Museums, shopping, hot food |
February | 4.1°C to 10.7°C | 65.0 mm | Cold with gradual warming | Yu Garden, indoor attractions, food trips |
March | 7.6°C to 14.9°C | 97.3 mm | Cool and changeable | Parks, spring flowers, city walks |
April | 12.6°C to 20.9°C | 84.2 mm | Mild with occasional rain | The Bund, Yu Garden, outdoor sightseeing |
May | 17.9°C to 25.8°C | 91.0 mm | Warm and comfortable | Day trips, parks, river cruises |
June | 22.0°C to 28.6°C | 224.9 mm | Humid with plum rain | Museums, malls, flexible city plans |
July | 26.2°C to 33.2°C | 163.2 mm | Very hot with thunderstorms | Early sightseeing, indoor attractions |
August | 26.2°C to 32.6°C | 225.9 mm | Hot, humid, and rainy | Evening views, indoor activities |
September | 22.5°C to 28.7°C | 131.5 mm | Warm with possible typhoons | City walks when the forecast is clear |
October | 17.1°C to 23.5°C | 69.6 mm | Mild and more comfortable | The Bund, parks, walking tours |
November | 11.4°C to 17.8°C | 61.4 mm | Cool with less summer humidity | Autumn scenery, neighborhoods, day trips |
December | 5.3°C to 11.3°C | 50.4 mm | Cold and relatively drier | Shopping, museums, winter food |
Best Time to Visit Shanghai
Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
Shanghai has a subtropical monsoon climate with four clear seasons and an annual mean temperature of about 17.5°C. July is normally the hottest month, while January is the coldest. Rain falls throughout the year, with the plum rain season from mid-June to early July and possible typhoons from summer to early autumn.
Best Time for Budget Travelers
Consider January to February outside the Chinese New Year holiday, or selected rainy-season dates in June. Hotel demand may be lower than during the busiest spring and autumn periods, but cold or wet weather can affect your plans.
Why visit
- Better chance of finding selected hotel deals
- Smaller crowds on some weekdays
- Easier restaurant reservations outside major holidays
- More time for museums, shopping, and indoor attractions
Money-saving tip: Compare hotels in different parts of Shanghai. Staying near a metro station outside the Bund or Nanjing Road area may cost less while still giving you convenient transport.
Best Time for Luxury Travelers
April to May and October to November are good for premium hotels, rooftop dining, private city tours, Huangpu River cruises, and nearby water-town trips.
Best experiences
- Luxury hotel with a Bund or Pudong skyline view
- Private city or food tour
- Fine dining in the Bund area
- Premium Huangpu River cruise
- Spa stay or weekend hotel package
Booking tip: Reserve rooms with a clear skyline or river view early because these room types may sell out faster during comfortable travel seasons.
Best Time for Adventure Seekers
April to May and October to early November offer better conditions for cycling, long city walks, outdoor photography, and day trips. Avoid exposed areas during thunderstorms, heavy rain, extreme heat, or typhoon warnings.
Good outdoor plans
- Cycle or walk along the West Bund
- Explore the former French Concession on foot
- Take a day trip to Zhujiajiao Water Town
- Walk through large parks and botanical gardens
- Visit nearby hiking or nature areas
Safety tip: Do not stay near rivers, elevated walkways, large trees, glass buildings, or construction areas during strong wind and thunderstorms.
Best Time for Cultural Travelers
Spring and autumn are comfortable for visiting traditional neighborhoods, museums, historic buildings, gardens, and local food areas. Chinese New Year can bring festive decorations, while the National Day period in early October brings holiday events and very large crowds.
Cultural travel tips
- Check museum closing days before visiting
- Reserve popular attractions when booking is required
- Arrive early at Yu Garden and other busy areas
- Avoid major holiday dates if you want a quieter visit
- Keep a rainy-day museum plan ready
Best Time for Family Travelers
April, May, October, and early November are comfortable for families because the weather is better for parks, Shanghai Disneyland, riverside areas, and walking tours.
Family travel tips
- Start early and plan regular rest stops
- Mix outdoor attractions with museums or malls
- Stay near a metro station
- Bring snacks, water, and a small umbrella
- Check the minimum height rules for theme park rides
- Avoid long outdoor queues during extreme heat or heavy rain
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What to Pack for Shanghai Weather
Shanghai needs different clothing for each season. Check the latest forecast again a few days before your flight because temperatures and rain can change quickly.
Spring Packing List
- Light or medium jacket
- Cardigan or sweater
- Long-sleeved shirts
- Long pants
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Small umbrella
- Light scarf for cool mornings
Summer Packing List
- Breathable shirts
- Light pants, shorts, skirts, or dresses
- Hat or UV umbrella
- Sunscreen
- Portable fan
- Refillable water bottle
- Small towel
- Rain jacket or umbrella
- Waterproof phone pouch
- Light cover-up for air-conditioned places
Autumn Packing List
- Long-sleeved shirts
- Light jacket or medium coat, depending on the month
- Sweater
- Long pants
- Scarf for November evenings
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Small umbrella
Winter Packing List
- Thick coat or down jacket
- Thermal innerwear
- Sweater
- Gloves
- Scarf
- Knit hat
- Warm socks
- Closed shoes with good grip
- Hand warmers
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Shanghai Rain, Heat and Typhoon Tips
Shanghai's plum rain, summer heat, thunderstorms, and possible typhoons can affect outdoor plans. Here are simple ways to prepare:
- Check the official weather forecast every morning
- Carry a small umbrella or light rain jacket
- Wear quick-drying clothes during June and July
- Keep electronics and travel documents in a waterproof pouch
- Avoid riverside areas during heavy rain, lightning, or strong wind
- Stay indoors when a typhoon or severe weather warning is issued
- Allow extra time for delayed flights, trains, ferries, and road travel
- Keep museums, malls, and indoor attractions as backup plans
- Drink water often during July and August
- Rest in a cool place if you feel dizzy, weak, or unwell
- Follow announcements from your hotel, airline, airport, railway operator, and attraction
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5 star
Very Good11493 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.54km from city center
Great hotel stay experience! The front desk staff on duty at 0710 were warm, professional, and efficient yet patient during check-in and check-out, with friendly and attentive communication. The room was clean and comfortable, the overall environment was quiet, and all facilities were well-equipped. A wonderful experience!FromAED 483
Outstanding6804 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.47km from city center
I had a wonderful stay at this hotel and was extremely satisfied with both the facilities and the service.
The location was excellent, the room was comfortable and clean, and everything was well managed. Most of all, I was truly impressed by the kindness and professionalism of the staff.
I would especially like to thank Jeff Chen. During my stay, I encountered a situation that was difficult to resolve, but Jeff went above and beyond to help me. He listened carefully, understood my concerns, and did everything he could to find a solution. He was incredibly kind, patient, and professional throughout the entire process.
Thanks to Jeff, what could have been a stressful situation turned into a very positive experience. His genuine care and excellent customer service made a lasting impression on me.
I highly recommend this hotel, and I sincerely hope the hotel recognizes Jeff Chen for his outstanding service. I would definitely stay here again on my next visit to Shanghai!FromAED 610
Excellent8508 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.7km from city center
I really have to commend Tristan at the front desk. I had a very unpleasant experience during check-in, and I was feeling quite upset. But because of the wonderful Tristan, a very lovely lady, who was gentle, attentive, and had such a kind attitude, what was originally a very frustrating situation became much more bearable thanks to her comforting words. I could truly feel that she genuinely cares about the guests, and she was both professional and empathetic. Many thanks to Tristan. Because of her, for all my future stays in Shanghai, I will only choose Marriott Executive Apartments.FromAED 829
Very Good5056 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|1.78km from city center
It felt like stepping back into the 1930s. All the facilities, though vintage, were fully functional. My room was near the elevator, but a screen cleverly shielded the entrance, so it wasn't directly facing it. The elevators were fast and plentiful, preventing any congestion during peak hours. The room was well-stocked with amenities, and I appreciated all the thoughtful little details. Breakfast was incredibly generous; I especially loved the Japanese breakfast with soba, sushi, and onsen eggs, though there were plenty of other options too. The rooftop cafe offered a panoramic view of the garden, but unfortunately, I missed out on the afternoon tea set that day, which was a real shame. The food in the banquet hall was also incredibly rich and varied. It really feels like you get to enjoy good food in these kind of old-money hotels.FromAED 549
Outstanding9861 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.4km from city center
Highly recommend the Pullman Shanghai Jing'an for a solid 5-star experience! The location is fantastic, close to the Shanghai Railway Station and metro lines, making business trips and travel extremely hassle-free. The rooms are spacious and clean, with comfortable bedding, great soundproofing, and stable air conditioning. The front desk and housekeeping teams are professional, attentive, and prompt in their responses. The breakfast offers a great variety with delicious food. True to the reliable quality of the Accor brand, it's the top choice for business travel. I will definitely stay here again on my next trip to Shanghai!FromAED 434
Very Good9219 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.5km from city center
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An Absolutely Outstanding Experience at Conrad Shanghai!
Our stay at Conrad Shanghai was nothing short of exceptional! From the moment we arrived until the day we left, everything exceeded our expectations.
The location is absolutely perfect, right in the heart of Shanghai, with easy access to the city’s best attractions, shopping areas, and restaurants.
The cleanliness was impeccable, the rooms were beautifully maintained, and every detail reflected the highest standards of five-star luxury.
What truly made our stay unforgettable, however, was the outstanding hospitality and professionalism of the entire staff. Everyone was incredibly welcoming, attentive, and genuinely committed to making our experience special.
🌟 A Very Special Thank You to Molly! 🌟
Molly deserves exceptional recognition for her extraordinary kindness, dedication, and professionalism. She went above and beyond in every possible way, sparing no effort to ensure that our stay in Shanghai was as comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable as possible.
Her genuine care, warm personality, and willingness to help with absolutely everything made us feel not just like hotel guests, but truly valued and welcomed.
Molly is a remarkable asset to Conrad Shanghai and a shining example of what world-class hospitality should be. People like her are the reason guests fall in love with a hotel and look forward to returning.
A huge thank you to Molly and the entire Conrad Shanghai team for making our visit to this beautiful city such a wonderful experience.
Without hesitation, one of the best hotel experiences we’ve ever had!
Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
We will definitely be back!FromAED 859
Good2624 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.85km from city center
My friend was only staying in Shanghai for a day, so naturally, I wanted to give her an itinerary that offered both 'old-world charm and new-age chic.' While passing Nanjing West Road recently, this InterContinental 'Luxury Collection' hotel immediately caught my eye. And just as I expected, critical as she is, she complimented my taste the moment she walked in.
Its most appealing features are its convenient location and its ability to be a tranquil oasis amidst the bustle: step outside, and you're on the vibrant Nanjing Road; turn around, and you're in the quiet serenity of a residential area. My friend said the elevator decor instantly made her feel like she'd 'traveled through time,' and that unique 'Haitian style' evoked long-lost memories of Shanghai. She had originally come to sightsee but happily spent most of her day lingering at the hotel.
What she loved most were the terrace and the restaurant. On a summer evening, the breeze felt just like those childhood nights spent cooling off in the alleyways – she used to live in a Shikumen house. She remarked, 'If only I could lie in a wicker chair, fan myself with a palm-leaf fan, eat watermelon, and watch an outdoor movie, that would be truly divine.' She also adored the red hanging ornament in the lobby; it was vibrantly bright, yet its glass texture gave it a lively feel, much like Shanghai's character – passionate yet steady, with a touch of lightness within its composure.
The food did not disappoint either. I pushed her to try the Shiqipu Noodle Restaurant, where the owner asked in Shanghainese, 'Mi dao ai hao fa?' (Is the taste good?), and she smiled and replied, 'Authentic,' instantly tearing up. She specifically bought the sweet variety of butterfly pastries from the International Hotel – saying 'only sweet is truly Shanghai.' Her only regret was: having stayed in too many foreign-style grand hotels, this time, with Shanghai elements everywhere and Shanghai flavors in every bite, it was 'just missing the sound of Shanghai.' Perhaps the cicada chirps in the alleyways and the hawkers' cries from the Shikumen are the hometown sounds she truly yearns to hear.
However, she has already declared: the next time she returns, this will be her chosen hotel, and she plans to visit all the routes I arranged. I believe the charm of Shanghai has never been in its superficial glamour but in its ability to always find the most fitting way to blend East and West, ancient and modern, living as a unique 'Haipai' (Shanghai style). This is also the root that every Shanghainese person cherishes.
Below are the three half-day itinerary options I created for her, which I've also compiled here, hoping they might help someone else:
Option 1 · A Stroll Through Old Shanghai Charm
Start from the hotel's main entrance on Fengyang Road and turn into Huanghe Road. The Changjiang Building and Changjiang Theater were the last residences of Eileen Chang; Huanghe Road is the origin of 'Blossoms Shanghai' (Fan Hua). The International Hotel is where her mother and aunt once stayed; next to it, the Sports Museum is rumored to be where Eileen Chang used to study. Diagonally opposite is the History Museum (formerly the Racecourse); the East Wing houses the old bronze lions from the HSBC Building on the Bund, and the 'Echoes of Shanghai' exhibition in the West Wing happens to talk about the past of Fengyang Road. The ornate windows of the West Wing and the Changjiang Building, mirroring the hotel's architecture, perfectly showcase the most fashionable Art Deco style of the 1930s.
Option 2 · Tracing Red Memories
Walk along Chengdu North Road to the Secretariat of the China Labor Movement, to see how Shanghai workers united into a revolutionary force; then visit the former site of the Songpu Special Committee. Go to the Sihang Warehouse to hear the echoes of the Battle of Shanghai and see the bullet-riddled walls recount the tragedy of that year. At night, turn into Xiang Kang Li on Xinchang Road to find the former site of the CCP Central Committee's secret printing press; on Nanjing West Road, there is also the former site of the Soviet Liaison Office, where, amidst the flickering lights, memories of the past reside.
Option 3 · Modern and Retro Collision
The LV 'Big Boat' on Nanjing West Road is currently a popular spot for photos; after visiting, turn into Wujiang Road for shopping and dining, and further ahead is Zhangyuan Shikumen – where new trends emerge in old alleyways, perfect for capturing stunning photos.
Food Tips
· The hotel restaurant's afternoon tea set is exquisite and picture-perfect.
· Shiqipu Noodle Restaurant (the owner's Shanghainese is a living signboard).
· Deda Western Restaurant and Gongdelin Noodle Restaurant, each with its own charm.
· Donghai Small Restaurant (authentic Ningbo cuisine).
· Chongming cuisine on the second floor of the hotel, authentic local flavors.
· International Hotel butterfly pastries, remember to choose the sweet ones.
Though the day was short, the essence of Shanghai will give her much to savor. When she returns next time, we'll continue our journey.FromAED 732
Outstanding9531 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.73km from city center
I specifically chose this hotel to host my foreign friends. It has a lot of character and the location is absolutely perfect—at most a 10-minute walk to the Bund and just 5 minutes to Yuyuan Garden. The rooms are very clean, the service attitude is exceptional, and they even gave us a small gift upon check-out. We stayed on the 10th floor, and the housekeeping staff up there were extremely diligent, responsible, and hospitable. The hotel breakfast is bountiful, so there's no need to look for breakfast spots outside; everything is very clean, fresh, and safe.FromAED 599
8904 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|2.55km from city center
I stay here every time I visit Shanghai. Blossom Hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the Bund. The rooms are bright and impeccably clean, and the complimentary first round of drinks in the minibar is a really thoughtful touch. The hotel staff are extremely warm and welcoming; at the front desk, they even served me a delicious cup of hot red date and ginger tea, and after check-in, escorted me to my room. The breakfast buffet offers a great variety, including many local snacks that suited my taste perfectly. Highly recommended!FromAED 446
Very Good3749 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.27km from city center
We were very happy with the customer service at The Westin Bund Hotel. All the staff we spoke to were very helpful, friendly and able to speak English, which made our stay very easy and comfortable.
Our room was a little hot and the air conditioning was not working properly. We contacted the hotel and they immediately sent staff to check the issue. One of the staff members even came with a thermometer to check the room temperature. They also sent a fan within a few minutes to make us more comfortable. In the end, they offered to move us to another room.
The service was truly above and beyond. They took our concern seriously and did everything they could to make our stay comfortable. This is exactly what you expect from a 5-star hotel.
The gym is quite big and has a good range of equipment. The swimming pool is also nice and has lifeguards on duty.
The hotel is in a good location and easy to get around. Breakfast was also very good, with a good selection of Chinese and Westin options, as well as a few Japanese and Indian dishes.
There is also a small convenience store next door where you can buy snacks, drinks and other basic items, which was very convenient.
Overall, we had a very pleasant stay.FromAED 881
Business travel
Outstanding12518 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.73km from city center
Located right on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, the hotel is housed in a century-old historic building with a classic Old Shanghai vibe. Despite the bustling crowds during the National Day holiday, the hotel offers a quiet retreat amidst the hustle and bustle. The environment and service are both top-notch. While it lacks a swimming pool and parking lot, getting around, dining, shopping, and sightseeing are all extremely convenient. A great choice overall.FromAED 83
Very Good5723 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.9km from city center
Fabulous breakfast! They literally have everything! The rooms are very comfortable with great views. We were checked in earlier than usual and allowed a slightly later check-out. The location is super convenient. Highly recommended!FromAED 546
Good6817 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.97km from city center
The hotel has an unbeatable location, within walking distance to Jing'an Temple and West Nanjing Road, and right next to the subway entrance, making getting around extremely convenient.
The swimming pool area is lovely, featuring a heated pool which is wonderful to soak in after a long day of sightseeing.
Overall, considering this commercial district, this hotel offers exceptional value for money.FromAED 412
Outstanding6810 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|1.13km from city center
This has become our go-to hotel whenever family visits Shanghai. The location is fantastic, right next to Nanjing Road East, making transportation extremely convenient with easy access to both taxis and the subway. The service is simply top-notch, and the rooms look exactly like the pictures—truly wonderful.FromAED 401
Very Good4067 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.6km from city center
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.FromAED 672
Outstanding4556 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|0.97km from city center
Pros:
1. The location is excellent. It's only about two or three kilometers by taxi to places like the Bund. The hotel is right next to Xintiandi, which is a very trendy and fashionable district, perfect for young people.
2. The rooms are spacious, and the decor doesn't look old-fashioned.
Cons:
Our group of three booked two rooms for three nights each, and our total room expense over these three days was over 8,000 RMB. One morning, I woke up early and asked if the hotel could offer a complimentary single breakfast for just me. The hotel refused, stating that breakfast costs 200 RMB per person. I've stayed in many five-star hotels in various places, and this is the only one that was so adamant about not providing a complimentary breakfast. If we had only stayed for one night, I might have understood, but I found their refusal quite surprising.
Also, the hotel has live band performances in the evening. I asked a server if I could sit down and listen, but the server said it was a consumption area and I couldn't sit without making a purchase. I wonder why the hotel's dining area occupies such a large public space in the lobby, yet hotel guests aren't allowed to sit and enjoy the music. I hope the hotel can address this in the future.FromAED 842
Good7492 Reviews
Changshou Road Commercial Area Shanghai|3.78km from city center
This package is valid across multiple hotels within the same group. After booking, you can choose any participating hotel for your stay, without being locked into a single property. If your travel plans change, you can adjust your chosen hotel at any time. Unused bookings are fully refundable, offering more flexibility for your trip. The rooms are clean and comfortable with complete amenities, suitable for both business travelers and short getaways.FromAED 411
Outstanding3748 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.94km from city center
The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient to go anywhere, and there are many great food options nearby. The room was spacious and bright, very clean, and the mattress was just the right firmness, ensuring a good night's sleep. The front desk lady was enthusiastic and offered us an even better room. Overall, it was a super value, and I'll definitely stay here again. Five-star recommendation!FromAED 1,286
Outstanding5937 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.65km from city center
It's a typical 4-star experience. The hotel is a bit dated, but its biggest selling point is the great location, making it very convenient to visit the Bund. There are plenty of time-honored local restaurants nearby; Xiao Shaoxing and Dahuchun are highly recommended.
The room, service, and facilities all meet standard 4-star expectations. The room size is decent with all the necessary amenities, and it's well-maintained, though the bathroom lacks an overhead rain shower.
The service is friendly and professional. Bottled water is available for self-service pickup in the elevator lobby as well as provided in the room.
I stayed in a standard base-tier room for the night. Opening the curtains reveals the windows of other guest rooms opposite, resulting in poor privacy, so I had to keep the curtains closed all the time.
Overall, it's suitable for a one-night stopover. For longer stays, you might want to consider chain hotels for better value for money, or increase your budget for a 5-star hotel if you're looking for higher quality.FromAED 368
Very Good5635 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|2.48km from city center
The location speaks for itself—a prime scenic spot! The room was amazing! The service was truly exceptional, thoughtful, proactive, and attentive!
Special recognition goes to Dawson Tang, the front office duty manager who assisted us!
Since I was traveling with a child, the hotel's standard check-in time is 3:00 PM. However, I had an important commitment in the afternoon and urgently needed to check in early. Understanding the situation, Dawson immediately coordinated with the housekeeping department to prioritize room cleaning and personally went to inspect the room. By the time I arrived, check-in was ready, and we even found a special surprise prepared for my child in the room. It was so heartwarming!
Dawson simply asked about my afternoon schedule and anticipated that we might miss dinner. He thoughtfully arranged access to the executive lounge afternoon tea for us. Such attentive service was truly touching!
We learned after checking in that hundreds of foreign tourists were checking in and out during the day, meaning the staff had to put in an immense amount of extra effort and energy to get our room ready on time. Despite such a busy period, Dawson didn't overlook our needs and still went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and valued!
When I visit Shanghai again, Hyatt On The Bund will be my top choice! Truly incredible value for money!
No more words, time for photos! The view from the room matched my mood—stunningly beautiful, even with a typhoon passing through!FromAED 676
Family friendly
Outstanding7439 Reviews
Dapuqiao Area Shanghai|2.92km from city center
Decent stay, but several misses for a 5-star property
My stay at the Pullman Shanghai Central was a mixed bag—nice in some areas, but disappointing in others.
Check-in: The staff were very friendly and welcoming on our first day. However, I was surprised that they wouldn't let me check in until 3:00 PM. At most other hotels, I'm usually able to get an early check-in (even if I arrive at noon), so this felt a bit rigid for a property of this level.
The Room: The room itself was comfortable—the bed was soft and the shower pressure was actually perfect (not too strong, not too weak, just right). Unfortunately, the room smelled strongly of cigarette smoke upon arrival. To their credit, when I called the front desk, they immediately offered to change my room, which was very professional of them.
Breakfast: This was the biggest letdown. The breakfast buffet felt more like what you'd expect from a 3-star hotel rather than a 5-star Pullman. The quality and selection just weren't there for me.
Overall: It was an okay stay—nothing terrible, but nothing exceptional either. I wouldn't rate it a 10/10, more like a solid 6. Good service from the staff, but the check-in policy, smoke issue, and food really held it back.FromAED 471
Excellent5650 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.78km from city center
Winning on ambiance and location, this is a historic building renovation that perfectly blends modernity with history.
Highlights:
• The prime Bund location is unbeatable. Step right outside to Nanjing Road and the night view of the Bund; exploring the city on foot is super convenient.
• The texture of the century-old architecture is top-notch. The lobby, corridors, vintage elevator, and jazz bar are all full of narrative charm—something ordinary five-star hotels simply cannot replicate.
• The legendary old jazz band is a must-see; the live atmosphere is ten times better than the photos.
• Staying tip: Be sure to book the historical tour and check out the hotel museum along the way—it completely doubles the experience.FromAED 1,437
Outstanding13468 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|2.51km from city center
One of the best hotels that we have stayed. Beautiful rooms with the most beautiful views. Wonderful service by all the staff from the front office, to the bellman and even the cleaners are super nice. We were travelling with my disabled brother and they made sure we were comfortable. We were offered an upgrade to the horizon club room for a great price which was definitely worth it as the rooms had nicer views and comes with breakfast (with halal options), afternoon tea and also evening refreshments. They also arranged for our kids birthday in the room! Special thanks to Elaine at the front office for arranging late checkout for us since our flight is late at night, as well as Kenny at the horizon club for attending to us and ensuring we had a smooth check out. If we ever come to Shanghai again, we definitely will stay here. ❤️❤️❤️FromAED 655
Very Good11592 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.52km from city center
This stay far exceeded my expectations. From arrival and check-in to the guest room, dining, and public areas, the five-star quality was evident throughout. Everything was spot-on, making for an overall comfortable and truly reassuring experience.
The exterior and lobby design are elegant and grand, featuring an open, airy layout with impeccably clean public spaces. The lighting and subtle fragrance complement each other perfectly, creating a soft, welcoming ambiance without feeling overwhelming. Stepping into the lobby immediately melted away my fatigue—whether returning during the day or late at night—thanks to the quiet and soothing environment.
Check-in was smooth and efficient. The front desk staff were professional yet warm and personable; rather than just mechanically going through the process, they proactively introduced the hotel facilities, highlighted key details, and patiently answered questions with genuine care. The concierge was also fantastic, assisting with luggage, giving directions, and responding promptly. Across all departments, the staff demonstrated great professionalism—always greeting guests when passing by, addressing requests immediately without any hesitation or passing the buck. The service felt genuinely attentive rather than just superficial courtesy.
The room was a major highlight of the stay. It was spacious, bright, and thoroughly cleaned, with every corner spotless and odor-free. The bedding was plush, the mattress struck the right balance between firm and soft, and the pillow menu provided great options, ensuring a sound night’s sleep. The soundproofing was exceptional—virtually no noise from the hallway or neighboring rooms, which is a huge plus for light sleepers. The room featured layered, adjustable lighting and stable climate control. In the bathroom, the wet and dry areas were well-separated, the water pressure was great with instant hot water, toiletries were fully stocked, and the towels were clean and fluffy. Housekeeping requests were handled quickly, with any extra items delivered promptly—a testament to their attention to detail.
The hotel boasts a prime location with easy taxi access, making it ideal for both business trips and city sightseeing. The public facilities are well-maintained, clean, and organized, perfect for a relaxing stroll during downtime.
Breakfast was equally impressive. The restaurant was clean and offered a wide variety of both Western and Chinese dishes, complete with hot entrees, pastries, fresh fruits, and beverages. Food was replenished quickly, so stations were never left empty even during peak hours. The staff cleared tables and restocked utensils promptly, keeping the dining experience orderly and pleasant despite the crowds.
What stood out the most was the consistent quality throughout my multi-day stay. Daily housekeeping, common area cleanliness, and staff service remained consistently top-notch with no drop in standards. While many upscale hotels have stunning hardware but lack warmth in service, this property balances premium facilities with thoughtful, personalized hospitality perfectly—professional without feeling distant.
Whether traveling for business or leisure, this hotel is a dependable and comfortable choice. A big thank-you to the entire team for their attentive service, which added many wonderful memories to this trip. I will definitely make this my first choice whenever I visit this city again and will gladly recommend it to family and friends.FromAED 566
Outstanding4465 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|2.69km from city center
To celebrate our wedding anniversary, we stayed at the Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong, and the overall experience far exceeded our expectations. It truly deserves a five-star rating.
The hotel's location and views are impeccable. Our room faced the Bund and the Huangpu River, offering an incredibly expansive view. Whether it was the morning sunshine or the dazzling night lights of Lujiazui, we could take it all in through the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows. The depth and breadth of the scenery were truly impressive.
Secondly, a special thank you must go to Ms. Angela. Upon learning it was our wedding anniversary, she thoughtfully decorated our room. The attention to detail truly showcased the care and warmth of a luxury hotel, making our stay full of surprises and touching moments.
From the room's hardware facilities to the welcoming service provided by all the 'Ladies and Gentlemen,' everything perfectly embodied the essence of the Ritz-Carlton. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Shanghai for a vacation or to celebrate a special occasion!FromAED 1,237
Very Good1510 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|0.98km from city center
Changhe International Apartment is located in the Xintiandi area, making shopping and dining very convenient.
The apartment suite I stayed in even had a balcony. The living room had a sofa and coffee table, perfect for entertaining friends.
The kitchen was equipped for cooking, and the washing machine was also very convenient.FromAED 527
Good3629 Reviews
Pudong International Airport Area Shanghai|31.88km from city center
Ramada really surprised us this time! Upon check-in, Jack and Leo at the front desk upgraded us to a deluxe room. They even thoughtfully found makeup remover wipes for me and gave us flight simulator experience vouchers. The next day, Mr. Jin Junhua, the flight simulator instructor, was incredibly professional, patient, and friendly. A definite thumbs up!FromAED 289
Outstanding11468 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|29.66km from city center
When I first browsed the listings, this room type was called the ”Honeycomb,” but it was listed as ”Lake View Residence” when I actually booked. It's right by the lake, across from the main building and next to the big dome structure. You can go fishing here. The cabin looks like three hexagonal honeycombs pieced together, allowing kids to climb up and down, which they absolutely loved.
The ground floor upon entering is the living room, equipped with a TV. Opposite, connecting to the bedroom area, is a setup that doubles as cushioned seating and a mini climbing frame for kids to play on. The overall space isn't huge—you can even watch the TV while lying in bed on the upper level.
The bathroom and bedroom share the same open space, so we had to be very careful when washing up to avoid splashing water onto the counter by the bed. You also need to watch out when showering, as water tends to leak through the door gaps.
Going up another level takes you to the rooftop terrace, which was my favorite spot. It’s perfect for sitting quietly and taking in the views.
This room type doesn't have an indoor bathtub, but it features an outdoor hot tub on the lawn outside. While soaking, we noticed the outdoor AC unit was quite loud, and we had to bring our own light at night. If you're looking for total privacy while soaking, this might not be for you. I also wouldn't recommend it in cold weather, as it gets chilly.
Next door are two treehouses with slides, which feature en-suite bathrooms with bathtubs.
There is a shuttle service to and from the main building; you can just contact your butler whenever you need a ride. Honestly, offering a boat check-in experience would make it even more fun 😏.
It’s best suited for sunny days—you can stargaze using the in-room telescope, and using the outdoor tub is much more convenient.
The service was attentive, breakfast had a great spread, and there were plenty of activities for kids.FromAED 318
Very Good3977 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|2.34km from city center
The hotel's location is excellent, just a 3-5 minute walk from the subway station. There are plenty of good eateries nearby, and it's only a 3-minute walk to the commercial center, making transportation very convenient. However, the breakfast isn't great value for money, and there's no room service robot, so you have to go downstairs to pick it up yourself. The room upgrade was a nice touch, though.FromAED 390
Outstanding10301 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|35.83km from city center
I specially chose this hotel I'd been dreaming of to celebrate my birthday. Initially, I booked a room facing just the waterfall, but upon arrival, I decided to change rooms. Xiaotong at the front desk enthusiastically introduced Room 1521 to us—a duplex where the lower level is underwater and the upper level is above water. It kept the waterfall view while also letting us share the space with plenty of fish. We were extremely satisfied! The hotel provided a complimentary fruit basket and pastries, plus a birthday cake, and thoughtfully set up a celebratory birthday atmosphere. They even thoughtfully surprised us with longevity noodles while we were having dinner at the executive lounge—it was one pleasant surprise after another. The breakfast on the second day was extensive and of great quality. When we left some belongings behind at the hotel, the front desk proactively called to remind us and even had SF Express courier them to our home. I was truly touched.FromAED 787
Hot spring
Outstanding3635 Reviews
Qingpu Zhujiajiao/Oriental Land Shanghai|43.7km from city center
Sun Island is an established resort, perfect for family trips. All facilities are well-equipped, and the customer service is attentive.
Kids can enjoy horse riding in the morning, feeding animals from the mini-train at noon, splashing around at the water park in the afternoon, and playing various indoor games at the club in the evening or when it rains. There are activities for every time of day, ensuring a fun experience. A bonus we discovered is that even adults can rent lure fishing equipment and enjoy a relaxed fishing session with no prior experience needed.
Overall, it was a pretty good recreational experience!FromAED 364
Outstanding2456 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|11.03km from city center
We had a wonderful stay this time. We checked in at the Executive Lounge and were assisted by Ms. Irene. The lounge environment is quiet and comfortable, and the afternoon tea and happy hour offerings were delicious. Irene's service was thoughtful yet perfectly measured—never overly intrusive, but she fulfilled every request I made to my utmost satisfaction. She contacted us in advance, gave a thorough explanation of the executive privileges, and patiently informed us of the times for afternoon tea and happy hour. Her meticulous service throughout exceeded our expectations and added so much to our trip. Irene's professionalism and warmth made our stay unforgettable, and we will definitely return next time. The whole family was extremely satisfied and we highly recommend it!FromAED 729
Outstanding3800 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort Shanghai|21.83km from city center
This is a Japanese-style ryokan where rooms are spread across individual two-story buildings, offering a relatively private and quiet environment. The rooms are spacious, and each comes with its own independent entrance. The hotel provides a shuttle bus that takes about 5 minutes to reach Disneyland, and morning and evening transfers can be reserved. In the morning, you generally only need to wait about 10 minutes to board the 7-seater van. For the evening, booking two hours in advance is usually sufficient to get on the bus on time, and the driver will also call to coordinate. The drop-off and pick-up point is located right next to the Disneyland metro and bus lines, and it takes about a 10-minute walk to get to Disneyland. Overall, it was a pretty good experience. Especially considering that most surrounding hotels cost over 1,000 RMB (4 digits), we managed to snag a special rate under 1,000 RMB, making it very good value for money. Highly recommended for a stay.FromAED 467
Excellent64 Reviews
Chongming Island, Changxing Island, Hengsha Island Shanghai|41.04km from city center
The hotel is located in a villa area with free parking spaces. The rooms are very clean and well decorated. You can see that the owner has put a lot of effort into it. It has a Santorini style. The hygiene and facilities are top-notch. The swimming pool water is changed every day. In addition, the owner's son also provides water fight service, hahahahaFromAED 252
Very Good803 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort Shanghai|21.56km from city center
This hotel offers incredible value for money! I was surprised to find a pool and hot springs, and the room was quite spacious. While the immediate area isn't super convenient, ordering food delivery was easy, and the robot delivery was quick. The environment is absolutely lovely – surrounded by lush greenery, and the entire complex is very quiet. It was a fantastic staycation. My only minor complaint is that the breakfast could be better, and you have to pay upfront if you want to add it, you can't charge it to your room, which isn't very convenient. Finally, a big thank you to the hotel for the room upgrade, which really helped with accommodating my older child.FromAED 190
Outstanding1590 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort Shanghai|22.65km from city center
This hotel has a distinct Japanese vibe, and with parking right at the entrance, it's perfect for a quick overnight stay after visiting Disneyland.
The duplex room has the bed on the second floor, with the foot of the bed facing a window. The blinds aren't very good at blocking out light, so it can get a bit bright in the morning if the weather's nice. The first floor has a small living room, a bathroom, a TV, and a small entryway. Kids would really enjoy this layout. The only downside is that since there are no windows on the first floor, there's a sewage smell in the bathroom. It's quite strong when you first enter, but you get used to it after a while. (^_^)
Due to time constraints, we didn't get to try the onsen. Breakfast was simple, a set meal from Yonghe King. Within a kilometer, you'll find Chuansha Ancient Town, the God of Wealth Temple, and Ancient City Wall Park, making it great for a stroll the next day.
Overall, it's a good value if you're looking for an affordable duplex experience.FromAED 127
Very Good273 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort Shanghai|18.67km from city center
I visited Qianyun after looking at dozens of places in the area. I wanted to be away from typical city area, have a bathtub and nice outdoor area, and with easy access to Shanghai Disneyland. Qianyun met all those requirements and more! The location was immediately very serene and surrounded by forest, but still easy to access lots of waimai food delivery options. They were also very kind and proactive about sharing information about local restaurants and activities, and provide a breakfast and evening fruit every day. They offer free car transport to Disneyland, and I was excited to use this service but I ended up enjoying my time at the hotel so much that I opted to stay and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere instead! The hotel pets are so friendly - within five minutes the little cat Banban was on my lap and purring.
The room itself is decorated very nicely with all the amenities you need. The bathtub inside is very comfortable and I loved the outdoor hot spring tub as well. The attention to hygiene is very highly emphasized and I was impressed with how clean and luxurious everything felt.
I will definitely visit again and recommend to anyone hoping to have a convenient getaway from the city, or who would like to be near to Disneyland Resort while also experiencing a more peaceful area and for a good economical value and high quality service!
Thankyou for the wonderful stay, I felt very welcome at all times.FromAED 469
Excellent326 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort Shanghai|22.4km from city center
We had a lovely time staying at Zen spring hotel. Staff was incredibly sweet and helpful. Our flight was delayed by 1.5 hrs and despite the last pickup from airport being 11pm, they came to pick us up at 12am (remember to connect them on WeChat if u want to coordinate the pick up! They only speak Chinese though so translation would be required). Also note that the earliest Disneyland shuttle departs at 7.45am, so those buying early access would need to find your own transport!
We also didn’t have a China phone number so we couldn’t order food delivery, however the front desk staff kindly offered to help order through her phone (we really appreciated this as we hadn’t eaten since lunch when we arrived!)
We also enjoyed the hot spring within the hotel, do note that you will need swimming attire to enjoy the hot spring (we didn’t bring ours but managed to get swimming attire delivered to us for roughly 55yuan). They also have a service to “dress up” in their in-house hanfu selections - and will even do your hair, but you need to do your own makeup, we had fun and took many photos around the hotel.
Totally recommend staying here! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️FromAED 271
Outstanding457 Reviews
Dishui Lake and Lin-gang Area Shanghai|51.15km from city center
My overall experience during this stay far exceeded my expectations. From the warm welcome upon arrival to the thoughtful service at check-out, every detail showed the hotel's commitment to quality. Whether for business or leisure, this place offers a comfortable and personalized experience.
The front desk staff were friendly, professional, and efficient, proactively informing me about hotel facilities and local attractions. Room service was prompt and truly made me feel cared for. An excellent experience all around!FromAED 220
Outstanding1992 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort Shanghai|21.31km from city center
The room was quiet and clean, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking trees, which was incredibly comfortable and pleasant – completely exceeding my expectations! 👍👍👍 The service was also excellent. We stayed here specifically to visit Disneyland, and took the hotel shuttle both ways. Taking the first shuttle at 6:15 AM got us to the park entrance very early, so even without an early entry pass, we rode the Tron Lightcycle Power Run with no queue at all. The last shuttle back at 10:10 PM meant we could watch the fireworks show without feeling rushed.FromAED 118
Gym
Very Good3276 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.12km from city center
Staying at The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai once again reminded me of what it means to be the 'benchmark of Ritz-Carlton excellence.' While the building itself shows signs of age, it's precisely this history that lends it a sophisticated, old-money elegance. The location is absolutely impeccable, making it incredibly convenient to get around, and the surrounding dining options are so abundant, it's hard to choose!
I especially want to thank the Grace team for their incredibly warm service. Every detail truly embodied the Ritz-Carlton's hospitality philosophy – it felt both genuinely warm and incredibly refined. With the Shanghai Rolex Masters happening, the hotel was particularly lively. It just goes to show that even an 'old Ferrari' (referring to the classic Ritz-Carlton brand) still attracts so many guests. And that lion statue was just too enthusiastic; it's become a网红 hotspot for photos, with everyone wanting to snap a picture with it as they pass by.
Next time I'm in Shanghai, I won't hesitate to choose this hotel again. Thank you, The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai, and thank you, Grace team, for adding an unforgettable touch of warmth to this trip.
I ❤️ Ritz. I ❤️ Shanghai.FromAED 889
Very Good4640 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|4.54km from city center
First of all the staff are excellent and always ready to help , even when its in the middle of the night. The Front desk team comprise of experienced n a couple interns are very dedicated.
BUT, being a good location is also a painful location to move around due to heavy traffic.
The room amenities is interesting…. A MISSING FRIDGE!! It took them one day to find a replacement. Plus some bad finishes. Very UNCITADINE standards
My friend in the larger rooms are much better. So i suggest to book the bigger rooms at minimal additional cost
For the price n staff l, its all well worth itFromAED 241
Outstanding18921 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|3.12km from city center
Although the Grand Hyatt Jin Mao, built in 1999, is showing its age—which lowered our expectations—it actually turned out to be a great stay. The doormen actively opened car doors and retrieved our luggage. The front desk accommodated our requests as much as possible, upgrading us to a Grand Club River View Room on the 80th floor facing the Puxi Bund. The room was well-maintained, feeling fresh and clean. In the Executive Lounge, the afternoon tea's blueberry scones and walnut cake were quite good (the coffee machine is located in the innermost corner), though the evening canapés were of mediocre quality—I had the salted salmon. Breakfast on the 56th floor was decent; if you walk to the northernmost buffet station and look inside, you'll find freshly pan-fried buns (shengjianbao) and potstickers, which were delicious. The room is 40 square meters, and the bathroom is small and compact. Still, it's totally worth visiting for the experience—both its exterior and interior are the most stunning among the 'three major skyscrapers'.FromAED 733
Very Good4894 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.58km from city center
The hotel boasts an excellent location, and its blend of a magnificent historic building with East-meets-West interior design imbues every detail with profound depth and elegant charm. The guest rooms are spacious and comfortable, offering superb views of both sides of the Huangpu River. All the staff I encountered were well-trained, friendly, and provided efficient and attentive service. The breakfast buffet, featuring both Western and Chinese options, was abundant and authentic in taste. The Long Bar on the ground floor of the old building is highly recommended; it has been meticulously restored to its original appearance from a century ago, exuding a vintage yet exquisite ambiance. On Friday nights, live jazz musicians enhance the already fantastic atmosphere.FromAED 1,406
Very Good1140 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.38km from city center
Staying at the JW Marriott Shanghai at Tomorrow Square was an absolute highlight of our trip. The location is simply unbeatable — you're right next to the subway station and People's Square, and situated in the middle of Nanjing Street, yet just far enough from the main pedestrian road to feel more peaceful and less chaotic. It's the perfect balance of being in the heart of the action while still enjoying a calm retreat. Just around the corner on Huanghe Street, you'll find a fantastic array of great dining options, and the nearby highway makes arrival and departure incredibly fast and convenient — a huge plus when navigating Shanghai traffic.
From the moment you step into the sky lobby on the 38th floor, you're greeted with astonishing panoramic views of the Shanghai skyline that simply take your breath away. The lobby bar serves incredible cocktails that are as beautifully crafted as the scenery behind them — there's nothing quite like sipping a perfectly mixed drink while watching the city lights sparkle below.
While the hotel may not feel as ultra-modern as some of the newer properties in the city, it more than makes up for it with character and warmth. Everything is kept in pristine condition — you can tell the staff takes immense pride in maintaining this iconic property. The rooms are spotless, elegant, and comfortable, with that classic Marriott attention to detail.
The breakfast was outstanding. The spread was generous and high-quality, but the real standout was the noodles cooked on demand — fresh, flavorful, and made exactly to your liking. It was the perfect way to start each morning.
We also spent plenty of time at the swimming pools, which were a lovely retreat from the bustling city. Clean, well-maintained, and wonderfully relaxing.
And I have to mention the sleep quality — the mattress and bedding were absolutely top-tier. After long days of exploring Shanghai, sinking into that bed felt like pure luxury. I woke up genuinely rested every single morning.
If you want a centrally located, beautifully maintained classic hotel with some of the best views in Shanghai, this is it. Highly recommended!FromAED 1,039
Good6096 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|0.95km from city center
The entire check-in process was thoughtful and attentive, with impeccable attention to detail. They proactively anticipated guests' needs, and their communication was both patient and gentle. Any queries were met with a swift response, and every detail was thoroughly considered, making me feel truly at home. The service felt natural rather than forced, and genuinely sincere, which greatly enhanced the stay. The whole experience was relaxing and reassuring. I'd definitely want Jojo to assist me again next time, highly recommended!FromAED 844
Outstanding4234 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|3.03km from city center
From the concierge service upon arrival, the art installations on the first floor, the one-minute high-speed elevators, the Cloud Lobby on the 101st floor, the art guided tours, the high-altitude guest rooms, the seven specialty restaurants, to the sky-high pool and gym – every single aspect exceeded expectations. The facilities are top-notch, the cultural heritage is profound, and the service is gentle and thoughtful. The high-altitude views and comprehensive amenities cater to everyone, whether for vacationers, families with children, couples, or art enthusiasts. Unlike generic网红 (influencer-popular) hotels, J Hotel boasts a unique Chinese cloud aesthetic, with thousands of original artworks, traditional glazed enamel craftsmanship, and a core of local Chinese culture. It truly is a benchmark for domestic luxury, combining beauty, quality, culture, and service. Many thanks to butler Raine for all the assistance during our stay, and to Winnie at the front desk for her professional service. Whether visiting Shanghai for tourism, business trips, anniversary celebrations, or art excursions, this is an irreplaceable first choice. Even after checking out, I can't stop thinking about it, and I will definitely visit again and highly recommend it to all my friends and family.FromAED 1,811
Outstanding4195 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|7.13km from city center
This hotel, part of the Shanghai Jinjiang Group, boasts a charming and beautiful retro decor that evokes a strong sense of nostalgia.
Its location is superb, right in the Hongqiao business district, with convenient access to subways and buses. There are many large shopping malls nearby, such as Super Brand Mall and Nanfeng City, and Jin Hongqiao shopping mall isn't far either. It's incredibly convenient for getting to Hongqiao Hub and the city center.
Upon checking into our room, we noticed significant noise from the pipe shaft. After reporting this to the front desk, the kind gentleman, Fly Ding, patiently helped us coordinate a room change, ensuring our leisure time at the hotel was very comfortable. We'd like to extend our thanks again!
When I was checking in, I happened to meet Client Manager Angela Qiu. She was assisting a foreign lady who frequently travels internationally. After the entire check-in process was completed, the lady highly praised Angela, commending her for her skilled operations, clear explanations, high efficiency, and fluent English.
My own booking experience confirmed this. Client Manager Angela's professional abilities are truly outstanding, making her a standout performer.
The hotel's room service is excellent and very attentive! One call and they're there to assist with anything you need.
Special thanks to Ms. Ni from housekeeping.
We accidentally spilled coffee on the floor in our room. Ms. Ni, who happened to be cleaning nearby, immediately came over and meticulously cleaned the area. Noticing our slight embarrassment, she also offered comforting words, handling the situation perfectly.
As locals from Shanghai, we often try different hotels for leisure and relaxation. We've stayed at this hotel multiple times, and it's always on our list of choices.FromAED 374
Good4907 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|4.66km from city center
Whenever I visit Shanghai, my first choice is the Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai Hong Quan. Front Office Manager Xiao Yin is incredibly polite and dedicated. The housekeeping staff are also very warm and always greet you with a smile. I'll definitely be back if I get the chance!FromAED 436
Outstanding9750 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|4.74km from city center
Huge thanks to Lily from the Jinling Yashi team for her attentive assistance during our stay! She is friendly, thoughtful, and proactively informed us of important hotel tips while doing her utmost to accommodate our reasonable room requests. She is reliable, a pleasure to communicate with, and it's clear she genuinely cares about her guests. Such exceptional service really made our trip extra special. Thank you so much, Lily—definitely a five-star experience!FromAED 283
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Outstanding5740 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.33km from city center
The room was more spacious than it appeared in the photos. The executive room's grey-blue wallpaper, which isn't present in the standard rooms, matched the carpet color better. I stayed in an east-facing room, which offered a clear view of the Lujiazui 'three-piece suit' (referring to the three iconic skyscrapers), and the actual view was even more impressive than in pictures.
The breakfast at the executive lounge was excellent; both the buffet items and the made-to-order dishes were delicious. The afternoon tea selection was quite ordinary. A minor drawback was the absence of lunch service.
The lobby on the first floor of the Jing An branch was a bit dark, and there were many people passing through from the mall. For executive floor guests, I recommend checking in directly at the lounge.FromAED 1,160
Very Good9062 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|3.19km from city center
We had a very good stay at the Grand Kempinski Shanghai Hotel. The service was good and the staff were friendly and helpful.
The breakfast had a good range of Western and Chinese food, as well as some Japanese dishes. There was also an ice cream station, which was a nice bonus.
The hotel has a bar on one of the higher floors where you can enjoy a great view of the Oriental Pearl Tower.
The gym is also nice and has a decent range of equipment. There is also a pool and spa massage on the same level as the gym.
The location is very convenient. There are many food shops and restaurants within just a few minutes walk from the hotel. It is also close to popular attractions such as the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium and the Oriental Pearl Tower.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay.FromAED 614
Very Good5621 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|2.57km from city center
My stay at The PuLi Hotel in Shanghai was absolutely fantastic! Located right next to Jing'an Temple in Jing'an District, the location is unbeatable. Reel Mall and Kerry Centre are just outside the door, and the entire upscale commercial hub of Nanjing West Road is within walking distance. It's packed with luxury brand stores and great malls to explore, creating a super chill shopping vibe. The guest rooms feature a subdued Oriental style, with dark wood tones paired with soft, warm lighting—calm, elegant, quiet, and spacious. The lighting and shadows through the shutters create an amazing ambiance. The service was warm and attentive; the staff were polite and prompt in their responses. The breakfast offered a combination of buffet and à la carte options, with fresh and exquisite ingredients. A true oasis of tranquility amidst the bustling city—this is definitely the place to stay in Shanghai!FromAED 1,477
Very Good2997 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|3km from city center
First off, the room decor is absolutely stunning, as it always is at W hotels. I've stayed at Ws in Xi'an, Macau, and Chengdu, and now Shanghai – their design aesthetic is consistently modern and really resonates with us Gen Z. The room layout and attention to detail are spot-on. They never disappoint when it comes to style.
Secondly, I won't go into too much detail about cleanliness; W hotels consistently maintain high standards, so no issues there.
Thirdly, the service was excellent. Any request I had was promptly considered and accommodated by the hotel. You feel the exceptional service from the moment you step into the hotel. Staff members are present from the luggage drop-off all the way to the elevator lobby, waiting to assist.
Furthermore, the dining experience was fantastic. The breakfast at every W I've visited has been superb, truly top-notch.
Finally, since it was our first time at the Shanghai W, the front desk even upgraded our room! I was pleasantly surprised to find myself in a 'Marvelous Suite'. The whole experience was absolutely brilliant.
The only minor drawback was that the drinks and room setup included in the Ctrip package weren't prepared in advance, even though I had called a day earlier. If those details could also be taken care of beforehand, so you walk into a fully prepared room, then this would truly be a 10/10 experience.FromAED 1,365
Outstanding1895 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.42km from city center
The hotel's location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk to the Bund, which allows you to visit late at night (around 10 PM) or early in the morning to avoid the crowds. Besides fruit, they also offered complimentary chocolates, which were delicious. The scallion oil noodles and crab shell pastries for breakfast were incredibly tasty; I'm still thinking about them. The cleanliness was also top-notch, and the environment was quiet, making for a very comfortable stay. Additionally, Elaine's service was very satisfying – she was responsive and provided help promptly.FromAED 1,518
Outstanding4828 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|2.07km from city center
The hotel has a very stylish overall decor, brand-new facilities, and an absolute killer view. Right outside is Suzhou Creek, and Zhapu Bridge offers arguably the best spot to view the city's ”Three-Piece Set” skyscrapers. A special shout-out to the hotel service—it is exceptionally thoughtful!! We stayed in connecting rooms with our 9-month-old baby, and the hotel provided a bed guardrail and a baby bathtub, which was a massive help for traveling with a little one! Every time we called the front desk for something, the response was prompt and thorough~ The housekeeping lady even gave us extra bottled water upon learning that we needed purified water to make formula; she was just so kind~ There was a singing bowl session at the spa on Saturday, and an introduction and invitation were placed in the room to promote it. Although we didn't end up going, we tried the facial and massage, which was super relaxing and comfortable—I fell asleep for an hour straight. My skin looked noticeably brighter and glowing after the brightening facial, and still felt baby-soft the next day. The only minor regret was that at the Jia Fu Yi Hao restaurant, one signature dish was sold out for the day, and the chef who makes another signature dish was on day off. However, the other dishes we ordered (forgot the names, see photos) were also delicious, especially the braised pork intestines, which were fragrant and flavorful. I'll definitely stay here again given the chance.FromAED 1,440
Good2899 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|2.2km from city center
This was my baby's first trip to Shanghai, and we stayed at The St. Regis. We chose the St. Regis Suite for families, and I have to praise the attentive butler service. Frieda reserved a room with an amazing view for us, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows directly overlooking the Bund. She had already set up a small tent, a rocking horse, a whole box of picture books, and many dolls and toys. My child was absolutely thrilled, alternating between peeking at the cruise ships from the window and pointing out the tall buildings outside.
The room also had welcome fruits and exquisite desserts. The butler even wrote a handwritten welcome letter for our little one. The handwriting was so warm; although my child can't read it yet, we'll keep it to read to him later. Before we left, they also customized exclusive luggage tags for us. Every detail showed how thoughtful and dedicated the service was.
The hotel breakfast offered a wide variety of options, with diverse Chinese and Western choices, and the food was delicious. Overall, the experience was excellent.FromAED 1,514
Very Good2955 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|17.82km from city center
This luxury hotel offers incredible value for money, even on weekends the prices remain reasonable. The lobby service is top-notch, with staff always available at the entrance to help with arrivals and departures. There's a good variety of room types, all with excellent views. It's very conveniently located near the International Exhibition Center, with plenty of great dining options nearby. The beds are super comfortable, ensuring a restful sleep. The front desk staff are fantastic; they proactively offer toothbrushes and provide detailed explanations of the hotel's facilities. We were traveling with elderly family members, and Jessica in the lobby thoughtfully arranged a wheelchair to help them get around – so considerate! The outdoor pool is a major highlight, absolutely stunning! I highly recommend it for anyone who loves taking photos!!FromAED 290
Very Good2299 Reviews
Lujiazui Area Shanghai|3.25km from city center
The entrance to Park Hyatt Shanghai is a bit small, but even though it's been around for years, the design and decor are still impressive.
Turndown service was a nice touch. Also, due to a change in my itinerary, I had booked for two days but only stayed one, and the hotel was very accommodating in assisting with the cancellation.
A suggestion: Honestly, for a room rate of over 2000, the non-alcoholic drinks in the mini-bar should really be complimentary. It feels quite stingy, truly.
There's only one power outlet on one side of the bed. And the most unexpected thing was that the rainforest shower didn't have hot enough water... This is truly unacceptable for a hotel of this caliber. Since it was already past midnight when I showered, I didn't bother contacting the hotel and just used the smaller showerhead.
Also, why are the room number signs in the hallway so small????
Breakfast... a slight disappointment, but still acceptable.FromAED 1,263
Outstanding8072 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|1.69km from city center
My recent stay at The St. Regis Shanghai Jingan exceeded all expectations! A special shout-out to my dedicated butler, Tina.
From check-in onwards, she accompanied me the entire way, providing a detailed introduction to the hotel facilities and butler service. She was quick to respond and proactively anticipated many details. The service didn't feel like a rigid, robotic routine; it was warm, thoughtful, and perfectly measured.
The room was clean and comfortable, and the hardware quality was top-notch.
The St. Regis butler service certainly lives up to its reputation. Tina is both professional and sincere, making the trip so much more pleasant. I will definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in Shanghai. Highly recommended!FromAED 1,226
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Outstanding2358 Reviews
Wujiaochang Commercial Area Shanghai|9.08km from city center
The Junting Hotel (Wujiaochang Branch) is conveniently located, just a 300-meter walk from Exit 10 of Metro Line 10. There are plenty of restaurants and bars nearby, making the area very lively. The hotel lobby is small, but the rooms are great, spacious, and the bedding is quite comfortable. The hotel also offers complimentary late-night snacks. Overall, recommended!FromAED 294
Very Good503 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|15.59km from city center
Location: Conveniently situated, directly accessible from Hongqiao Railway Station underground, after passing through the complex, so there's no need to go above ground to find it. Dining and other amenities are also easily accessible.
Hygiene: Satisfied, quite clean.
Facilities: Well-equipped, though the air conditioning was a bit difficult to adjust.
Service: A big commendation to the front desk duty manager who answered the phone and handled my issue on the evening of March 13th. There was a slight problem with my room type upon check-in, and the duty manager resolved it promptly and with a sincere attitude. Very satisfied!FromAED 374
Very Good1851 Reviews
Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center Shanghai|12.35km from city center
The hotel has an incredible, highly distinctive design. The location is a bit tricky to find, so it's recommended to follow the photo guide on Trip.com: head to the second-floor terrace via the escalator near the shopping mall's parking lot exit and follow the signs. The accommodation experience is also very fresh and modern. You can walk straight down the road outside right to Korea Town, which is super convenient. The 2-meter king-size bed is ultra-comfortable and spacious enough for a family of three, so you don't have to worry about a child falling off the bed.FromAED 133
Excellent1949 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|8.21km from city center
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.FromAED 215
Good3456 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.62km from city center
1. The location is incredibly convenient, right next to People's Square Exit 5, opposite the M&M's store, and just off Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street.
2. The bedding is soft and comfortable, a real plus for those who are particular about the firmness of hotel blankets and the comfort of pillows. Overall, the room was clean and tidy.
3. Dining options are readily available; there's a Subway across the street on Nanjing Road, and a convenience store and a jianbing (Chinese crepe) stall just to the left when you exit. It's very convenient for families with children.FromAED 247
Outstanding3643 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|26.04km from city center
Fantastic! Excellent! Superb!
My brother-in-law highly recommended this place, and I've stayed here with him many times before. Every visit is consistently excellent. The breakfast ingredients are fresh and delicious, just like the high-quality items you'd find at the Sam's Club next door. The unique large floor-to-ceiling screen windows offer a refreshing view of ”Zhaoxiang Sports Park.” It's incredibly convenient for swimming, fitness, parking, Starbucks, Sam's Club, the Outlets, and the high-speed rail.
After downloading the app, using the AI smart lamp is very convenient. Just hand your phone to the front desk, and in a few minutes, it's all set up. This makes using the elevator, opening doors, and calling for services much easier and more hassle-free in the future. Hongqiao Hub Kaiyuan Manju, we're happy for every improvement you make!FromAED 188
Excellent3634 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|1.35km from city center
I stayed 3 nights near the Bund and chose this movie-themed hotel for my last 2 nights as a first-time experience. All I can say is it's a 10/10 and a must-recommend!
The room layout is very spacious, clean, and neat, plus there's a huge projection screen for watching movies. No matter if you're sitting or lying down, there are zero dead angles! Free popcorn, cola, and tea—just help yourself and enjoy!
The hotel is a bit far from the main attractions, but we used Didi for all our travels, so it wasn't an issue at all. Alternatively, if you're up for it, you can rent a shared bike! The breakfast was also fantastic. A big thank you to the receptionist for the complimentary breakfast vouchers 🥰
Until next time, Shanghai!
Hopefully, I won't have to wait too long for our third meeting 😏FromAED 266
Very Good2023 Reviews
Qingpu Zhujiajiao/Oriental Land Shanghai|35.96km from city center
The environment is great, and the service is excellent. A special shout-out to John, the front desk supervisor, who called to offer an extra two hours when our stay was about to end – that was truly touching! The Novotel and Pullman in Qingpu are conveniently connected, offering different levels of service. Pullman's 'Yue Cafe' breakfast restaurant is grand and offers a wide variety of food, including authentic old Shanghai-style tofu pudding and red soup noodles. What's even more impressive is the meticulous service from the restaurant supervisor, Mia, who treats guests like family. This was a follow-up visit after my previous stay at Pullman, and both hotels maintain the same style and standard of service. They are definitely worth looking forward to. For those on a budget of 300-400, Novotel is a good choice, while Pullman is perfect for a 500-600 budget. These are the best hotels and restaurants in Qingpu. You won't regret coming here.FromAED 165
Outstanding2243 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort Shanghai|16.79km from city center
Stayed here on a whim and was pleasantly surprised with a free suite upgrade! The hotel facilities are excellent, hygiene is top-notch, and the service is consistently great ✨. It's super convenient for Disneyland, with a shuttle bus service available. A special shout-out to the Cantonese restaurant on the second floor – their dim sum and dishes are high quality and definitely worth trying.FromAED 243
Outstanding2177 Reviews
Yu Garden Area Shanghai|2.17km from city center
I chose this hotel because my family member was hospitalized nearby. The experience was terrible. The underground parking isn't managed by the hotel; it's run by property management, and guests have to pay 60 RMB per night for parking. This is the first time I've encountered such a ridiculous situation anywhere in the country! All the facilities were in poor condition, and the hygiene was particularly uncomfortable. There was dust everywhere, as if it had accumulated over several years, and the shower room was full of tiny flies and had a foul smell! I checked in at 10 PM and left at 6:30 AM! For this price, I felt it was completely not worth it! Extremely disappointed! The staff had no service awareness whatsoever; it felt like staying in an old-fashioned guesthouse.FromAED 269
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