Shanghai Hotels and Accommodation

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Shanghai Hotels & Accommodation

Find your ideal Shanghai base, from heritage hotels on the Bund to contemporary towers in Pudong, lively neighbourhoods around Nanjing Road, and family stays near Disneyland.

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Find the right place to stay in Shanghai

Shanghai combines historic riverside streets, exceptional restaurants, busy shopping districts and one of the most recognisable skylines in Asia. For a first visit, the Bund, Nanjing Road and People’s Square make convenient starting points. Jing’an and the former French Concession suit visitors who enjoy local cafés and neighbourhood walks, while Lujiazui appeals to skyline seekers and business travellers.

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Best areas to stay in Shanghai

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Featured Shanghai hotel searches

These well-known properties offer a useful starting point for comparing locations and travel styles. Selecting a hotel opens a name-based search; verify the exact property before reserving.

Shanghai Marriott Hotel City Centre

Central location close to shopping and sightseeing.

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Toy Story Hotel Shanghai

Family-focused accommodation at Shanghai Disney Resort.

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Things to do near your Shanghai hotel

The Bund

Stroll the Huangpu River waterfront for historic architecture and Pudong skyline photographs.

Yu Garden & Old City

Explore traditional gardens, ornamental pavilions, markets and local snacks.

Shanghai Tower & Lujiazui

Visit Pudong’s observation towers and enjoy striking views of the city.

Nanjing Road

Browse the pedestrian shopping district and nearby eateries.

Shanghai Disney Resort

Plan theme-park days with accommodation geared to family travel.

Zhujiajiao Water Town

Discover canals and stone bridges on a day trip outside central Shanghai.

Practical tips for booking a Shanghai hotel

  • Plan for transport: Check walking distance to a metro station, especially if you intend to visit several districts.
  • Consider your airport: Pudong (PVG) and Hongqiao (SHA) serve different parts of the city; airport and rail-transfer convenience varies.
  • Book peak dates earlier: Major Chinese holidays and large events can affect room availability.
  • Check what is included: Confirm breakfast, cancellation rules, room type and taxes on the booking page.
  • Confirm guest requirements: Check the hotel’s current guest and identification policies before payment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best area of Shanghai for a first visit?

The Bund, People’s Square and Nanjing Road offer central sightseeing access. Choose according to your budget and preferred atmosphere.

Where should I stay for skyline views?

Consider Lujiazui in Pudong or a hotel along the Bund. The view depends on your room orientation, so check room details before booking.

Where is best for Shanghai Disneyland?

Hotels within or near Shanghai Disney Resort are useful for park-focused trips; central Shanghai can suit travellers combining the park with city attractions.

How long should I spend in Shanghai?

Two to five days can cover highlights such as the Bund, gardens, museums and shopping. Allow extra time for Disneyland or day trips.

Can I compare accommodation in different neighbourhoods?

Yes. Use the individual area searches above and review the map, property facilities and cancellation terms on Trip.com.

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