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Qiletang Hot Spring Hotel

Qiletang Hot Spring Hotel

4.5/5187 Reviews
Fengxian Development Zone
There aren't many fruit varieties, but the beverage varieties are OK. For example, the slightly more expensive ones like Starbucks are only available in the morning, and they won't be replenished when they are gone. The service is average, but there are some better ones. I hope the children's playground will pay more attention to hygiene. It's really bad to step on urine frequently.
Qianyun Peninsula Forest Private Tang Holiday Courtyard

Qianyun Peninsula Forest Private Tang Holiday Courtyard

4.7/5278 Reviews
Shanghai Disney Resort
I really want to give a thumbs up to the housekeeper Xiao Chang. The service is very good, responsive, considerate and humane. We made many requests but he was not impatient. He is a very nice young man. The environment of the hotel is in the forest. The air is very good and the design is very tasteful. Occasionally, there are some small animals and insects visiting the bath and courtyard. I think it adds some small episodes and fun. It is very suitable for families or young people who want to get close to nature. I stayed for two nights and the experience was very good. I rode a bike to the forest and ate rice noodles nearby. They were all healthy and delicious. There is also a special dog-stroking service for dogs, which dog lovers are ecstatic. Overall, it is a very good experience in all aspects!
Delta Hotels by Marriott Shanghai Baoshan

Delta Hotels by Marriott Shanghai Baoshan

4.8/51249 Reviews
Baosteel Industrial Park
This time I took my friends to Baoshan Delta Hotel for a two-day and one-night vacation. Walking into the hotel lobby, it was magnificent, luxurious and noble. Miss Qiqi at the front desk helped us check in. The service attitude was good, patient and careful. She was very considerate of the guests and left us with a satisfactory experience. The room was comfortable and clean, and the environment was great. The photo quality was high, and it was very suitable for aunts and uncles who like taking pictures. It is worth recommending. I have the opportunity to come again next time.
The Anandi Hotel and Spa Shanghai

The Anandi Hotel and Spa Shanghai

4.8/51902 Reviews
Hongqiao District
It was a overall pleasant experience. Staffs are kind and friendly. The room and bathroom are spacious and well decorated. Special thanks to Mr. Oliver from the executive lounge for providing information beforehand on the activities the hotel offer, suggestions in planning the stay. The hotel management is well coordinated but the Healing touch( the spa which is a separate building) isn’t very coordinated. Although we pre-booked one activity, after we arrived they weren’t ready and we only could do it after half and hour, so we missed the next activity as planned in the schedule. The breakfast is as per standard hotel. The staff provided a health card in the room to note blood pressure, it was supposed to be checked by the staff at breakfast to provide special diet recommendations. There wasn’t anyone at breakfast for consultation. Overall the experience was fun with special teas, herbal bath and various sessions. But with all the crowd and wedding parties, it didn’t feel a quiet spa resort.
Oyado Hotel

Oyado Hotel

4.8/52562 Reviews
Changfeng Park Area
Today I came to Shanghai Royal Garden Hotel. As a Japanese hot spring hotel, the decoration is full of traditional Japanese style, as if I had traveled to another world. The private bath in the room is also very comfortable. The hot spring water is slippery. Soaking in it is just like being caressed by gentle hands, and all the fatigue disappears! 🛁✨ And oh, their service is super considerate. Every staff member is smiling, which makes people feel particularly warm. 👩💼💕 The room is also super clean, decorated in a simple and elegant way. Living in it is like returning home. 🛌🏡 What surprised me most was that they also provided a kimono experience. Wearing a kimono and walking around the hotel, I felt like a real Japanese princess! 👸👘 In general, this Japanese hot spring hotel is really great, and I will visit again next time! 🎉🌟 Highly recommended to friends who like Japanese style and hot springs, you will definitely love it here! 💖🌈
Chongming No. 1 Manor

Chongming No. 1 Manor

4.5/591 Reviews
Chongming Island, Changxing Island, Hengsha Island
The room type I booked is not good. The two bedrooms and one living room are in an attic. The living room can’t be any smaller. The breakfast is not good. There are few things, just a little white porridge, some buns, corn and sweet potatoes. The recreational facilities are good, including table tennis and billiards. You can also set off fireworks. The children are the happiest. The disadvantages are that the swimming pool is too small and the water quality is not good. I don’t know how often to change the water. I hope these shortcomings can be improved.

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Number of Hotels18
Number of Reviews16,459
Lowest PriceS$ 26
Highest PriceS$ 9,281
Average Price (Weekends)S$ 432
Average Price (Weekdays)S$ 406

More about Shanghai

Shanghai is located on China's central coast, which is China's most populous city and one of the most vital financial hubs in the world. If you want to experience the top luxury, Shanghai will be your ultimate choice.

Shanghai's skyline, punctuated by the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower and the towering Shanghai Tower, paints a vivid picture of the city's impressive blend of traditional charm and modern flair.

Travel tips in Shanghai

The main payment in China is AliPay or WeChat Pay. Most places still accept credit cards and cash. Mandarin is the official language of China, but in Shanghai, Shanghainese is also widely spoken by locals. English is also spoken by young generations. You can use a translation app when communicating with locals.

Top attractions in Shanghai

  • Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower: It is the most recognisable feature on Shanghai’s skyline, symbolising China’s emergence. This is certainly a can’t-miss attraction.
  • The Bund: You can see buildings against the backdrop of skylines. The walking areas extend about 1.6 km along the west bank of the Huangpu River.
  • Yu Garden: It is the only classic Chinese garden in the downtown area and was once a private garden for Ming Dynasty officials
  • Shanghai Disney Resort: It is the first Disney resort in mainland China, promising fun for the entire family.
  • Shanghai Wild Animal Park: It is one of the first AAAAA (highest-rated) tourist attractions in China. You can see more than 10,000 exotic animals here.

Shanghai's weather and what to wear

Shanghai has a humid subtropical climate. Summers (June-August) are hot and humid, while winters (December-February) can be quite cold. The best times to visit are autumn (September-November) and spring (March-May), when the weather is moderate.

It is recommended to pack a mix of lightweight and warm clothing to adjust to fluctuating temperatures in Shanghai.

Shanghai's transportation

Shanghai's main international airport is Shanghai Pudong International Airport. It offers numerous flights globally. Once there, you can reach downtown Shanghai using the Shanghai Maglev Train, buses, or taxis.

If you are interested in China train trip, China high-speed trains will be the best choice to travel all over China.

What to eat in Shanghai?

  • Xiaolongbao: These steamed dumplings filled with hot broth and minced pork are a Shanghai specialty.
  • Shengjianbao: Crispy on the bottom and fluffy on top, these pan-fried pork buns are filled with juicy pork and hot broth.
  • Scallion Oil Noodles: The noodles are tossed in scallion-infused oil and soy sauce, and sometimes pork or vegetables.
  • Hong Shao Rou: A red-braised pork with pork belly cooked in a savory and slightly sweet soy liquid.
  • Shi Zi Tou: Large pork meatballs simmered in broth with cabbage, these meatballs get their name from their size and shape resembling a lion's head.

Best stays in Shanghai

How many days is enough for Shanghai?

For a quick glimpse of Shanghai, 1 day is enough. But 3 days to 5 days will be more relaxing. You can enjoy more varied itinerary.

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