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Jinglai Hotel·Bushe (Shanghai Nanjing East Road Bund Branch)

Hotel near The Bund Area,Shanghai
Spa, massage room, free gym, hair removal, body care, yoga.
Cleaning services: Dry cleaning, ironing service, laundry service.
Excellent
691 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From €78
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99+

Grand Hyatt Shanghai

Hotel near Lujiazui Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Sauna
Outstanding
18400 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From €151
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99+

InterContinental Hotels SHANGHAI HONGQIAO NECC by IHG

Hotel near Hongqiao International Airport Area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Full-Service Spa, Sauna
Outstanding
7105 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From €66
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99+

Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World

Hotel near People's Square,Shanghai
On-site spa, indoor pool, and free Wi-Fi for guests
Enjoy live music and drinks at the Sky Dome Bar
Outstanding
6420 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From €92
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99+

Pudong Shangri-La, Shanghai

Hotel near Lujiazui Area,Shanghai
Chi, The Spa offers luxurious treatments for relaxation and rejuvenation
Two fully equipped fitness centers with gym, pool, and tennis court
Outstanding
14646 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From €142
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99+

Shanghai Marriott Marquis City Centre

Hotel near People's Square,Shanghai
Indoor heated pool, spa, sauna, and free fitness facilities
Airport and station transfer services available for guests
Outstanding
8235 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From €122
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99+

Jinglai Hotel·Selection (Shanghai Xujiahui Jiaotong University)

Hotel near Xuhui District,Shanghai
Wellness: Spa, gym, yoga, karaoke, home theatre, tea room.
Cleaning services: Clothes dryer, clothes steamer, laundry room.
Outstanding
5790 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From €41
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90

Echarm Hotel（Shanghai hongqiao outles，qingpu）

Hotel near Hongqiao hub surrounding area,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Massage Room
Good
59 reviews
9.0/10
1 night
From €35
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99+

Pullman Shanghai Central

Hotel near Dapuqiao Area,Shanghai
Spa, massage room, sauna, hair and beauty salon, gym.
Cleaning services: Dry cleaning, ironing service, laundry service.
Outstanding
7403 reviews
9.4/10
1 night
From €82
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99+

Mövenpick by Accor Shanghai People's Square

Hotel near People's Square,Shanghai
Featured facilities: Sauna, Massage Room, Foot Bath
Excellent
1287 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From €100
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9.5/10
Outstanding
AAnonymous UserThe Executive Room was spacious and airy, with soft, comfortable bedding and exquisite bathroom amenities. The soundproofing was excellent, allowing for a truly peaceful rest. The hotel's location is superb, making getting around a breeze; you can hail a taxi right downstairs. A special shout-out to Jeremy from the Executive Lounge! From check-in to departure, he was attentive and thoughtful throughout. He proactively explained all the lounge benefits, from breakfast and afternoon tea to evening service, arranging everything with meticulous care and warmth. He was quick to respond to any request, demonstrating professionalism and genuine hospitality that made us feel like family. Our experience was perfect, highly recommended!
The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong

The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong

Hotel near Lujiazui Area, Shanghai 4.7% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€296
9.5/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserTL;DR: Do not stay here—at least not in our room. The J Hotel has serious sanitation issues, falsely advertises “Bund View” rooms, and responds to legitimate complaints with insulting compensation. This was meant to be a gift for my mother’s final two nights in China; instead, it was my worst hotel experience. 1. Unacceptable sanitation – mud in the tub We stayed in room 9010, a “Grand Suite Bund View.” My mother ran a bath and found mud/sediment in the tub after it filled (photo attached). Maintenance told us this is “common” when the pipe hasn’t been used for two days. That’s false—and even if true, it admits this “luxury” hotel doesn’t clean properly. The mud reappeared the second day. For any hotel this is inexcusable; at over 6,000 RMB/night, it’s disgusting. 2. “Bund View” is a deliberate lie I booked this room specifically to see the Bund and Oriental Pearl Tower lights at night, paying double a standard room. What we got was almost pitch black; on a clear night, it looked like distant fireflies. This wasn’t weather—we saw clear views from the lobby and 120th floor. Staff admitted that every room has privacy film and a secondary glass layer that intentionally blocks outward visibility. They showed us a room five floors above facing the same direction—equally obstructed. If so, the hotel has no business advertising “Bund View.” It’s a marketing lie. We asked for an upgrade; they said I already paid for the best in this tier and the next would cost 10,000+ RMB/night which was too much to comp. We asked for a refund; they refused, claiming no authority. 3. Petty service recovery After complaints of mud and a fake view, a manager offered one extra complimentary breakfast and a 100 RMB minibar credit. We requested two comped breakfasts to feed family members taking us to the airport. They said each breakfast costs 368 RMB and refused the second—screenshot attached. They were polite but chose to nickel-and-dime us. 4. A culture of inflexibility Even minor requests were denied or given runaround: · I asked for a coffee to go 30 minutes after breakfast, specifying a pickup time so ice wouldn’t melt. They said I could only take it immediately upon leaving breakfast. Kitchen blamed front desk; front desk blamed kitchen. · I requested luggage be brought down to match our car arrival. They said it needed 20 minutes, so I had to check out 20 minutes early—causing an awkward wait without a room. These courtesies I’ve received at hotels costing 1/10th the price. At 6,000 RMB, they’re baseline expectations—not favors. We didn’t feel this was a luxury property. It’s a high-rise with expensive decor, dirty pipes, deliberately obscured windows, and management that claims to care but can’t fix real problems. Their final offer of ~$15 and one meal told me exactly how much they value trust and time. Save your money. Book elsewhere. The public-area views are great—and free. The hotel itself is beautiful, with top-notch art and decor, but that doesn’t justify the stay.
J Hotel Shanghai Tower

J Hotel Shanghai Tower

Hotel near Lujiazui Area, Shanghai 4.7% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€403
9.4/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserTerrible. Will not stay again. The check-in SOP was unclear, forcing guests to ask multiple questions, even for basic information like breakfast times and location. The room smelled of smoke, possibly due to old or poorly maintained air conditioning. The front desk staff denied there was a smoke smell and only after repeated requests did they show me other rooms, about half of which also smelled of smoke. Their service attitude was both arrogant and perfunctory. The operational procedures were also a mess; for example, after checking in, I found the room didn't even have a kettle and called to request one. Ten minutes later, housekeeping knocked on the door, saying they needed to replace the in-room magazine. It was bizarre to replace a monthly magazine after check-in. The kettle that was eventually delivered was wet inside and out, with a strong disinfectant smell inside. The ice bucket in the room also had water and already smelled foul when opened. The hotel management is riddled with loopholes everywhere; quality is in the details. The hard furnishings like the toilet and bathtub in the room were old, the shower handle was broken, and the water pressure was worse than a 3 or 4-star hotel. The linens were average. However, the bedding and mattress were good.
The Peninsula Shanghai

The Peninsula Shanghai

Hotel near The Bund Area, Shanghai 19.8% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€411
9.4/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserOverall, it was a great stay. Honestly, I had some reservations at first because its reputation on some popular social media platforms wasn't great. However, when I stayed with my family last time, I was genuinely surprised: although the rooms weren't the newest, they didn't have that dingy, old-hotel feel. Instead of an overly ornate or gaudy style, they struck a perfect balance between brightness and romance, grandeur and restraint. This second visit, I was upgraded to a classic Poolside Deluxe Room, and the views were, of course, stunning. The overall ambiance of the room was fantastic. Some facilities (like certain cabinet doors) were indeed showing age due to the heavy humidity from the pool, as mentioned online, but it didn't affect their normal use. The swimming pool was also much better than some posts had described it; in particular, the three small hot pools by the main pool, each with a different water temperature, were very unique. You could even get a short swim in there, haha. The breakfast variety and taste were probably above average, but the fact that it's available until noon is just *chef's kiss*! From what I remember, hotels in downtown Shanghai that offer this are truly rare. The hotel's service across the board was also commendable. The bellhops in the lobby, wearing flat caps and vests, were very gentlemanly. Every time the housekeeping and turndown service staff came, they were incredibly polite. What particularly impressed us were: the front desk lady on Saturday, June 6th; the enthusiastic ambassador and the service staff who helped arrange a food delivery on the same night (and every other time an ambassador answered the phone, they were also very nice); and Ms. Deslin, who assisted us during check-out. In short, it was an excellent weekend getaway in every aspect, far exceeding the expectations set by online reviews.
Banyan Tree Shanghai On The Bund

Banyan Tree Shanghai On The Bund

Hotel near The North Bund Area, Shanghai 1.4% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€235
9.4/10
Outstanding
AAnonymous UserThis time in Shanghai, I stayed at the Pullman Shanghai Jing An. The hotel's location is excellent, right near the Shanghai High-Speed Railway Station, just a five-minute walk to the lobby. Overall, the hotel is quite good. From the concierge at the entrance to the front desk staff during check-in, and even the room attendants on the floors, every employee was wonderful and very polite. After checking out, they even called to ask about my stay. The room facilities were complete, and it was clean and tidy, with very comfortable bedding. I would definitely choose this Pullman again on my next visit to Shanghai.
Pullman Shanghai Jing An

Pullman Shanghai Jing An

Hotel near Train Station Area, Shanghai 6.9% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€72
9.3/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThe Waldorf Astoria's century-old ambiance is ingrained in its architecture, but the warmth truly comes from our concierges, Aaron and Katrina. During our chat, they meticulously explained the history and signature dishes of various restaurants, offering unique dining tips for everything from the three-tiered afternoon tea at Peacock Alley to the Western cuisine at Pelham's open kitchen, and even the retro long bar at The Long Bar. Their thoughtfulness extended to every small detail, and the farewell gift at check-out felt incredibly ceremonial. This genuine sincerity made our Bund trip truly complete, and we will definitely return.
Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund

Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund

Hotel near The Bund Area, Shanghai 19.8% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€285
9.2/10
Very Good
Uuncle jokerThe service was excellent! I was pleasantly surprised to receive a room upgrade upon arrival. The late checkout until 2 PM was a real lifesaver. This is a huge plus, as Banyan Tree, for instance, was completely inflexible about late checkouts, which is partly why I chose W instead. I hope this late checkout option remains available!
W Shanghai - The Bund

W Shanghai - The Bund

Hotel near The North Bund Area, Shanghai 1.4% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€271
9.2/10
Very Good
GGuest UserWe booked a suite for our wedding reception to host both sets of parents. When the housekeeping team helped us bring up some of our luggage, they even came along to specifically wish us a happy marriage! I was so touched. Then they adjusted the air conditioning for me because I was decorating and they were worried I'd get hot. They turned it down and even introduced me to the room's mini-bar! Later, they also sent up some fruit for me 😊 It was delicious and so fresh! In the evening, they proactively asked if I wanted turndown service~ The breakfast in the morning was especially good, with seaweed sticky rice cakes, and I even had the Shanghainese specialty 'Shuangdang Soup'! My parents and family all said the dinner banquet was excellent! The seafood received particularly high praise – it was incredibly fresh, the lobster was springy, and the beef cubes were juicy. The two-way roasted suckling pig was also very unique. Everyone in the family was very satisfied, including the wedding cake we ordered at the end; they all said it was better than cakes bought outside. It was a very happy experience.
Andaz Xintiandi Shanghai, by Hyatt

Andaz Xintiandi Shanghai, by Hyatt

Hotel near Huaihai Road Area, Shanghai
Price per night from:€167
9.2/10
Very Good
GGuest UserYou can't beat the location, it's a long-standing five-star hotel in Shanghai, and the facilities are still very well-maintained, not outdated at all. The staff are all incredibly friendly; every time I called the service center, they were very polite, and their soft voices were lovely to listen to. There's an executive lounge on the 38th floor, which is very quiet. From the moment I walked in, staff members were always there to chat with a smile, which instantly put me in a great mood. When I checked out, they even gave me a fridge magnet. After returning to my room from an evening stroll, I noticed the staff had thoughtfully turned down a corner of the duvet, making me feel incredibly well-cared for throughout my stay – a true testament to the heritage of an older hotel.
The Kunlun Jing An

The Kunlun Jing An

Hotel near Jing'an District, Shanghai 6% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€84
9.1/10
Good
GGuest UserI was incredibly satisfied with my room! It overlooked Shanghai, with city views on one side and the Bund and Lujiazui on the other – everything was within sight. Downstairs, you have the Shimao Plaza and Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street, complete with a huge M&M's store, Pop Mart, and LEGO. Right across the street is the First Food Store, perfect for buying souvenirs. The hotel staff were also very welcoming and friendly. Loreina at the front desk upgraded me to a high-floor suite, and when we checked out, they even gave a small toy to our child. I'll definitely be back to stay here again. Special thanks to Diana, Lily, and Quaing!
Conrad Shanghai

Conrad Shanghai

Hotel near People's Square, Shanghai 11.7% of visitors choose this area
Price per night from:€146

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the average rate for hotels with Spa in Shanghai?

For hotels with Spa in Shanghai, the average price on weekdays is €322, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is €331.

Which hotels with Spa in Shanghai are recommended for travellers with children?

Novotel Shanghai Clover (from €28), Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from €129) and Pudong Shangri-La, Shanghai (from €134) are very suitable for family travel. Enjoy a trip together with your kids and other family members!

Which hotels with Spa are romantic hotels in Shanghai?

Many hotels with Spa in Shanghai are suitable for couples. When celebrating an anniversary, Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from €129), Banyan Tree Shanghai On The Bund (from €245) and Kerry Hotel Pudong Shanghai (from €109) are preferred hotels.

Which hotels with Spa in Shanghai are luxury hotels?

Many hotels with Spa in Shanghai are luxury hotels. Novotel Shanghai Clover (from €28), Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from €129) and Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World (from €80) are very popular.

What are the popular hotels with Spa in Shanghai?

Whether you are travelling to Shanghai for business or tourism, Novotel Shanghai Clover (from €28) , Grand Hyatt Shanghai (from €129) and Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World (from €80) are all preferred hotels.

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Shanghai Hotels with Spa Information

Total properties154
Number of reviews511,554
Highest price€4,565
Lowest price€53
Weekday Avg. Price€322
Weekend Avg. Price€331