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Beach Hotels in Shanghai

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Best Beach Hotels in Shanghai

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99+
Hotel near The Bund Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Public Beach, Dry Cleaning, Yoga Session
Excellent
860 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From €71
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Hotel near Shanghai Disney Resort,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Swimming Pool View, Balcony, Barbecue
Outstanding
1415 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From €28
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Hotel near People's Square,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Public Beach, Swimming Pool, Sunbathing Area
Excellent
3260 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From €96
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Hotel near Hongqiao International Airport Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Swimming Pool, Dry Cleaning, Yoga Session
Very Good
2827 reviews
9.2/10
1 night
From €71
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Hotel near People's Square,Shanghai
The Park Hotel Shanghai (Shanghai Guoji Fandian) is located in the heart of Shanghai, within walking distance of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, People's Square and the Shanghai Metro.This Shanghai hotel features a range of guestrooms and suites, all of which have central air-conditioning, satellite TVs, mini-fridges, mini-bars and safety deposit boxes.The hotel's houses a large function hall and three meeting rooms which are equipped with audio-visual equipment and projectors.The restaurants and lobby bar within the hotel serve a variety of Chinese and international dishes.

"As a frequent business traveler, this was my first time in Shanghai, and I only started planning my trip after arriving at Shanghai South Railway Station. Staying near People's Park Station is the best location for sightseeing. This hotel, located at that subway station, offers the best value for money. **Restaurant:** The hotel's strength might be its restaurant (not necessarily the taste, but the overall service atmosphere). I had breakfast there, and everyone was quite professional, giving it a Hong Kong-style restaurant vibe. **Facilities:** It's a century-old hotel, and the facilities are still quite good. It used to be a restaurant, so they're quite adept at hospitality management. The shower brand chosen for the facilities is excellent and very comfortable. The hotel's water quality must be good too, as I didn't experience any discomfort when brushing my teeth. The paper products on the vanity were good, and the slippers felt like those in a five-star hotel. However, adding a logo would definitely enhance the brand image. **Hygiene:** The bedsheet in my single room had some dirt on it, which suggests it hadn't been changed. **Ambiance:** Good. The hotel has a sense of history. **Service:** Perhaps because Shanghai is an international metropolis, the service awareness is a bit lacking. I checked in at 1 PM, and the hotel entrance requires guests to carry their luggage up stairs to get inside. The greeter didn't help with my luggage or open the door. The front desk staff seemed to be in a bad mood. Although they assigned me a long, narrow room, I'm still grateful to the ill-tempered staff member for giving me a room on the 17th floor, which is the top floor. When I returned to the hotel around 11:30 PM, I saw a card indicating that feather pillows were available, and I wanted to try one. The operator first told me that there were standard pillows in the room. Only after I mentioned seeing the option for feather pillows did she say it could be arranged. To my surprise, they brought me a buckwheat pillow. I was quite speechless, but thanks anyway. Also, the pillow inserts in your rooms have stains on them. The gentleman who checked me out helped me carry my luggage to the door, so thanks to him. Also, there was writing from a previous guest in the small notebook by the bed. Personally, I found it a bit unsettling. I suggest checking these notebooks during cleaning. I also filled out a feedback card; I wonder if you'll receive it. **Guests staying at the hotel can purchase butterfly pastry gift boxes without queuing:** These butterfly pastries can only be reserved by scanning the QR code in the room and are only available in gift boxes. You can buy them in bags directly downstairs."
Outstanding
6074 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From €73
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Hotel near Lujiazui Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Swimming Pool, Dry Cleaning
Outstanding
18535 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From €139
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Hotel near Kangqiao, Nanhui Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Public Beach, Private Swimming Pool, Sunbathing Area
Perfect
422 reviews
9.8/10
1 night
From €31
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Hotel near Lujiazui Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Swimming Pool, Dry Cleaning
Very Good
8958 reviews
9.3/10
1 night
From €104
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Hotel near The Bund Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Dry Cleaning
Very Good
4760 reviews
9.3/10
1 night
From €138
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99+
Hotel near Huaihai Road Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Dry Cleaning
Outstanding
3683 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From €115
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average price of a hotel in Shanghai this weekend?

According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Shanghai this weekend is €98 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is €111 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Shanghai this weekend typically cost €334 per night.

How much do hotels in Shanghai cost per night on weekdays?

Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Shanghai during weekdays is €93 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around €109 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Shanghai generally cost €325 per night on weekdays.

What are the best places to stay in Shanghai?

Some of the best places to stay in Shanghai are near popular attractions like The Bund, Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.

What are the best hotels for couples in Shanghai?

Couples visiting Shanghai have highly rated stays at Toy Story Hotel (from €145) Other popular choices for couples in Shanghai include Metropolo Nanjing Road Nanjing Hotel, Shanghai (from €78) and Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from €127).

What are the best family-friendly hotels in Shanghai?

Families visiting Shanghai often prefer hotels like Toy Story Hotel (from €145), Hotel Chalet Shanghai (from €20) and Rezen Meta Tree Hotel (City Center & The Bund, Shanghai) (from €50), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.

What are the top hotels in Shanghai near The Bund?

Some of the top hotels in Shanghai near The Bund include JI Hotel (Shanghai The Bund Jinling East Road) (from €19), Renaissance Shanghai Yu Garden Hotel on the Bund by Nanjing Road (from €109) and Campanile Hotel (Shanghai The Bund) (from €53), all offering easy access to The Bund, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.

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