Showing 24 Hotels out of 4278 in "Shanghai"

View of Home Inn Plus (Jiangpu Road Metro Station), a top-rated hotel in Shanghai
From $122 /night
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View of Ji Hotel (Shanghai Liuzhou Road), a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Ji Hotel (Shanghai Liuzhou Road)

From $24 /night
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View of Easy Go Inn (Shanghai Bagua Bandian), a top-rated hotel in Shanghai
From $42 /night
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View of Ji Hotel (Shanghai Hongqiao Airport Qixin Road), a top-rated hotel in Shanghai
From $160 /night
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View of Yuecheng Hotel, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Yuecheng Hotel

From $88 /night
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View of Leonora Hotel (Tianzifang), a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Leonora Hotel (Tianzifang)

From $149 /night
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View of Shanghai Phoebe's boutique b&B, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Shanghai Phoebe's boutique b&B

From $142 /night
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View of Ji Hotel Shanghai Hongqiao Huangjinchengdao, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai
From $79 /night
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View of Starway Hotel Shanghai Fengxian Sports Center, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai
From $84 /night
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View of Ji Hotel Shanghai Kangqiao Xiuyan Road, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai
From $23 /night
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View of Ji Hotel Shanghai Lingang New Town, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai
From $153 /night
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View of Shanghai Bao Long Garden Hotel, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Shanghai Bao Long Garden Hotel

From $51 /night
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View of Yuxiang Jiayuan, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Yuxiang Jiayuan

From $108 /night
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View of Shanghai hi party holiday  villa, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Shanghai hi party holiday villa

From $36 /night
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View of COZYGuesthouse, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

COZYGuesthouse

From $76 /night
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View of Yingdong Motel, a top-rated hotel in Shanghai

Yingdong Motel

From $12 /night
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Accommodation Types in Shanghai

About Shanghai

Shanghai, meaning 'Upon the Sea,' has grown from a modest fishing village into one of the world's most dynamic cities. Its modern identity was forged in the 19th and early 20th centuries as an international treaty port, creating the unique architectural and cultural blend seen today. The city is administratively a municipality directly under the central government, not part of Hebei province. Culturally, it's famous for its 'Haipai' or 'Shanghai-style' culture—a sophisticated, cosmopolitan, and commercially savvy blend of Eastern and Western influences. The city is divided by the Huangpu River into two main areas: Puxi (west of the river), containing the historic city center, The Bund, and bustling commercial districts like Nanjing Road; and Pudong (east of the river), the modern financial and technological zone symbolized by the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower. Shanghai is globally renowned as a financial powerhouse, a fashion and design capital, and a hub for avant-garde arts. It's also famous for its vibrant food scene, historic gardens, and its role as the birthplace of Chinese cinema and modern literature.

Best Time to Visit Shanghai

The best times to visit Shanghai are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). Spring brings mild temperatures (10-20°C / 50-68°F), blooming flowers, and clear skies, perfect for exploring gardens like Yu Garden. Autumn offers crisp, comfortable weather and less humidity, ideal for walking along The Bund. Summer (June to August) is hot, humid, and rainy, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F) and frequent afternoon thunderstorms; however, it's peak season for domestic tourism and when Shanghai Disney Resort is most lively. Winter (December to February) is cold and damp, with temperatures hovering around 0-8°C (32-46°F), but hotel prices are lower and crowds are thinner. Major festivals shape the calendar: Chinese New Year (Jan/Feb) sees massive crowds and closures; the Shanghai International Film Festival is in June; and the National Day Golden Week in early October is extremely busy. For the ideal balance of good weather and manageable crowds, target late April, May, late September, or October.

Where to Stay in Shanghai

The Bund & Nanjing Road luxury

The iconic waterfront and China's premier shopping street. This is the postcard view of Shanghai, with colonial-era buildings on one side and the futuristic Pudong skyline across the river. Bustling, historic, and always photogenic.

Best for: first-time visitors, shopping, photography, couples
Former French Concession mid-range

A charming, leafy district with tree-lined avenues, historic villas, boutique shops, and countless cafes. The vibe is relaxed, romantic, and distinctly European, offering a peaceful escape from the urban bustle.

Best for: couples, walking, cafes, culture, boutique shopping
Pudong (Lujiazui) luxury

The ultra-modern financial district, home to Shanghai's tallest skyscrapers like the Shanghai Tower. It's sleek, efficient, and awe-inspiring, with world-class malls, hotels, and observation decks.

Best for: business, luxury, modern architecture, families
People's Square & Nanjing Road West mixed

The cultural and administrative heart of the city, surrounded by major museums, theaters, and the sprawling People's Park. It's a major transport hub and a blend of grand institutions and everyday city life.

Best for: culture, museums, first-time visitors, transportation access
Old City (Nanshi) & Yu Garden budget

The historic core of Shanghai, centered around the beautiful Yu Garden and the bustling Yuyuan Bazaar. Narrow lanes, traditional architecture, tea houses, and street food stalls create a timeless atmosphere.

Best for: history, culture, souvenirs, street food, families
Xintiandi luxury

A stylish, pedestrianized area of restored shikumen (stone-gate) houses now housing upscale restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops. It's chic, clean, and perfect for a leisurely evening out.

Best for: dining, nightlife, couples, luxury shopping
Jing'an mid-range

A vibrant, centrally-located commercial district named after the famous Jing'an Temple. It's a dynamic mix of ancient tranquility and modern consumerism, with great shopping, dining, and a young professional vibe.

Best for: shopping, dining, young professionals, urban exploration
Hongkou (North Bund) budget

A quieter, more residential area with a rich historical legacy, including the former Jewish Refugee Quarter. It offers a more local, authentic feel and great riverwalk views without the massive crowds of the main Bund.

Best for: history, local life, hidden gems, budget travelers
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotels in Shanghai

What is the price range for hotels in Shanghai?

Hotels in Shanghai range from $12 to $185 per night, depending on the hotel category and star rating. Budget hotels start around $12/night, while luxury 5-star properties can reach $185/night or higher. Filter by price on our site to find options that match your budget.

How many hotels are available in Shanghai?

Shanghai has 4278 hotels to choose from, ranging from budget-friendly accommodations to luxury resorts. Each listing shows star ratings, guest reviews, amenities, and photos to help you make the best choice for your stay.

How do I find highly-rated hotels in Shanghai?

Our hotels in Shanghai are sorted by star rating and guest reviews by default. Look for 4-5 star hotels with the highest number of positive reviews. Filter by '5 Stars' or '4+ Stars' to see the top-rated properties. Hotels with more reviews tend to have more reliable ratings.

What types of accommodations are available in Shanghai?

Shanghai offers various accommodation types including 3-star hotels, 4-star hotels, 5-star luxury properties, vacation rentals, apartments, and resorts. Each type offers different amenities and price points. Our filters help you find exactly what you're looking for.

Which hotels in Shanghai are closest to The Bund?

We have a dedicated section for hotels near The Bund. Use the 'Hotels near The Bund' tab to view properties close to this attraction, sorted by proximity, rating, and price. This makes it easy to find the perfect hotel for visiting this popular destination.

What are the best hotels near The Bund?

Browse our curated list of hotels near The Bund in Shanghai. You can filter by star rating, price range, and amenities. Hotels are sorted by guest ratings and proximity to the attraction, making it easy to find the perfect match for your needs.

Are there budget-friendly hotels near The Bund?

Yes! Use the price filter to find affordable hotels near The Bund. Filter by budget range ($12-$50/night) to see all cost-effective options. You can also see guest reviews to ensure you're getting good value for your money, regardless of price point.

How can I compare hotels near The Bund?

Our site displays all hotel details side-by-side: star ratings, guest reviews, amenities, photos, and rates. Click on any hotel to see full details, read guest reviews, view all photos, and check available dates and pricing information.

What are the best hotels near The Bund?

Browse our curated list of hotels near The Bund in Shanghai. You can filter by star rating, price range, and amenities. Hotels are sorted by guest ratings and proximity to the attraction, making it easy to find the perfect match for your needs.

Are there budget-friendly hotels near The Bund?

Yes! Use the price filter to find affordable hotels near The Bund. Filter by budget range ($12-$50/night) to see all cost-effective options. You can also see guest reviews to ensure you're getting good value for your money, regardless of price point.

How can I compare hotels near The Bund?

Our site displays all hotel details side-by-side: star ratings, guest reviews, amenities, photos, and rates. Click on any hotel to see full details, read guest reviews, view all photos, and check available dates and pricing information.

What are the best hotels near The Bund?

Browse our curated list of hotels near The Bund in Shanghai. You can filter by star rating, price range, and amenities. Hotels are sorted by guest ratings and proximity to the attraction, making it easy to find the perfect match for your needs.

Are there budget-friendly hotels near The Bund?

Yes! Use the price filter to find affordable hotels near The Bund. Filter by budget range ($12-$50/night) to see all cost-effective options. You can also see guest reviews to ensure you're getting good value for your money, regardless of price point.

How can I compare hotels near The Bund?

Our site displays all hotel details side-by-side: star ratings, guest reviews, amenities, photos, and rates. Click on any hotel to see full details, read guest reviews, view all photos, and check available dates and pricing information.