2026 Shanghai Map: Top Attractions, Metro Routes & Tips
Getting ready to explore Shanghai? Having the right maps in hand will make your adventure so much smoother! This Shanghai map guide has everything you need: a comprehensive travel map of the entire area, a handy guide to city centre attractions, and a metro map to help you zip around the city without a hitch.
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Shanghai District Map: Discover Every Corner
Shanghai is made up of 16 unique administrative districts. We’ve highlighted some of the key areas and their must-see sights above to help you plan your adventure!
- Huangpu District: Discover the iconic Bund, stroll down Nanjing East Road, explore the historic Yu Garden, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Xintiandi.
- Pudong New Area: Marvel at the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai Tower, or dive into the magic of Disneyland and the sprawling Expo Park.
- Jing'an: Discover the iconic Jing'an Temple, explore the fascinating Natural History Museum, and step back in time at Eileen Chang's former residence.
- Xuhui District: Discover the serene Longhua Temple, stroll down the iconic Wukang Road, and dive into cinematic history at the Shanghai Film Museum.
- Changning: Explore Zhongshan Park and the Shanghai Zoo
- Yangpu: Fudan University and the International Fashion Centre
- Hongkou: Explore the charm of Duolun Cultural Street and the serene beauty of Lu Xun Park.
Central Shanghai Map: Your Guide to Must-See Hotspots
The Huangpu River winds its way through the heart of Shanghai, splitting the city into the historic west and the futuristic east—known locally as "Puxi" and "Pudong." This riverside area is the city's beating heart, brimming with must-see attractions and easily accessible via a convenient network of metros, taxis, and even shared bikes.
Whether you're arriving via Hongqiao or Pudong Airport, getting to the heart of the city is a breeze!
Shanghai Metro Map: Navigate the City Like a Local
Reliable, frequent, and budget-friendly, the Shanghai Metro is your go-to way to explore the city. Here are some lines you'll definitely want to know:
- Line 1: This route travels from north to south, taking you right past the iconic People’s Square and the spectacular Circus World.
- Line 2: This east-west artery is your perfect connection, linking both Pudong and Hongqiao airports for a seamless travel experience.
- Line 4: This circular route is perfect for getting straight to the heart of the financial district.
- Line 10: Explore the charm of old Shanghai, with stops including the historic Yu Garden.
- Line 11: Your direct route to the magic of Shanghai Disneyland
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Top Things to Do in Shanghai: #1 Shanghai Disney Resort
China’s very first Disney park is a dream come true, featuring seven enchanting themed zones including Mickey Avenue, Adventure Isle, and the swashbuckling Treasure Cove. It’s an absolute must-visit for families looking to make magical memories! And whatever you do, don’t miss the Pirates of the Caribbean ride—it’s a truly immersive adventure you won't soon forget.
Reviews of Shanghai Disneyland
4.7/5
44361 reviews
5/5
Shanghai Disneyland 🎡✨
Let me tell you, this place is incredibly beautiful, even more so than I expected. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is amazing. Every zone is meticulously detailed, making you feel like you've stepped into the world of Disney.
I personally loved the rides, especially TRON – it was so much fun! You absolutely have to ride it. The speed, lights, sounds, everything was perfect. It was totally worth it! 😂
Another favorite was the Pirates of the Caribbean zone. The rides were spectacular, with incredible detail. It was both thrilling and amazing. Zootopia was also adorable and beautifully designed, like being in the actual city from the movie. The rides were cute and fun, perfect for just browsing.
But I have to warn you, the park is HUGE, and the rides are quite far apart. You'll get tired from walking! 😂 If you're thinking of trying to ride everything in one day, it's incredibly difficult. Just walking from one zone to another takes time.
I recommend planning your trip in advance and focusing on the real highlights. It'll be much more fun that way; otherwise, you'll spend all your time walking and queuing.
It rained the day we went, but it didn't dampen our spirits at all. It was still so much fun, and the rainy weather added to the beauty.
5/5
I couldn't even imagine how beautiful it was, how magical! It was like being there as a child. The lines were maximum 20 seats long, without buying passes. We were there on August 31st. We arrived at 1:00 PM and did everything we wanted.
5/5
I was truly impressed when I went to Shanghai Disneyland for the first time in a year. There was a lot of maintenance on the attractions, which initially made me a little hesitant, but the other attractions were incredibly fun, so I was very satisfied this time as well. The final projection mapping show was truly breathtaking, and I highly recommend staying until the very end. I'll definitely be back!
4/5
I was wondering how I would actually receive my ticket, since reservations are made using passport numbers and the names printed on the passport. In reality, your passport is scanned at the entrance gate, and you can enter immediately. I was surprised by this! Ticketless entry. You receive a ticket stub when the gate opens. There doesn't seem to be a parade, but projection mapping on the castle took place from 8:30 PM. I traveled by subway, so I used Alipay to leave my suitcase in an automatic coin locker at Disneyland Station. Although it's inside the ticket gates, I was going to take a taxi back, so I told the person at the ticket gate and they gave me a QR code for entry. You enter through entrance 1 and exit through exit 4 using that QR code. For taxis, there is a designated area where you can temporarily stop beyond gate 3 of the subway station, so if you call a taxi with DiDi, it's easier to communicate if you tell them the number of the designated stopping area.
4/5
It’s a spacious Disneyland, bigger than the one at Tokyo, & facilities are well maintained than those in Paris. We went on a Tuesday but it was still pretty crowded. Get ready to walk a lot from the parking lot all the way to the park. However I find that the merchandise here do not have a lot of variety, unlike those in Tokyo or even Hong Kong. Food & drinks here are pretty expensive! Toilets are quite clean!
Must-See Shanghai: #2 The Bund
Take a leisurely stroll along the Bund to soak in the stunning European architecture, breathtaking skyline views, and the unique, fusion-filled charm of Shanghai. Getting around is a breeze with plenty of options to choose from—hop on a sightseeing bus, grab a shared bike, or enjoy the city from the water on a relaxing cruise.
Reviews of the Bund
4.8/5
5996 reviews4/5
Really good photo opportunities- have to pay extra to sit down and it is very crowded if standing.
5/5
We were there on August 30th (a very muggy, humid day). The evening boat ride was just what we needed. It was difficult to find the pier, as there are three of them, and you need the third one (the tourist one). That's where the ticket office is, where you get paper tickets and then they tell you where to go. The departure itself is at 7:00 PM, when the lights on the buildings come on. Before that, at 5:30 PM, dinner begins in a cool, indoor hall with lots of tables (the boat is large). The buffet is quite good - shrimp, crab, salmon fillet, noodles, rice, meat, French fries, and much more. There were also desserts, fruit, salad... Drinks included hot water, 7up, Pepsi, and Fanta. You can eat and drink as much as you want. Around 7:30 PM, the food is cleared away, and everyone is already on the outer decks (3 floors). There is plenty of space, no crowding. There are tables and seating areas on the outer decks, but they cost an extra fee (100 yuan per person). There are decent, clean restrooms on each floor, as well as a stand with power banks. It was very relaxing.
5/5
I really enjoyed the cruise. Shanghai at night looks absolutely gorgeous from the water: the glowing Bund on one side, the skyscrapers of Pudong on the other. I wanted to keep going out on deck because the views changed literally every few minutes.
We booked the dinner option, and the food was surprisingly delicious. It was mostly Chinese, but quite well-suited, with no specific flavors to get used to. A European could easily get a full, delicious dinner.
There was also a short show during the cruise with traditional dancing and mask changes. In the end, the two hours flew by. We ate, watched the show, and took tons of photos of Shanghai at night. A great option for the evening.
5/5
This is a truly amazing tour, we're thrilled!!! The food was delicious, lots of seafood (crab, shrimp, mussels), salmon, fruit, and Chinese food. We ate for two hours, then walked on the water for about an hour. It's a great time to be in the evening, and the view is incredible, everything is lit up. The ship itself is beautiful.
5/5
Everything excellent
Must-Do Experiences in Shanghai #3: Huangpu River Night Cruise
Experience the magic of Shanghai after dark! This cruise glides along the riverbanks, offering a stunning contrast between old-world charm and futuristic skyscrapers—the perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos and a truly memorable evening.
Reviews of Huangpu River Night Cruise
4.5/5
388 reviews5/5
An amazing and probably the best way to experience the Shanghai lights. You need to do the night cruise it enjoy it in it’s full glory. Run as soon as the gates are open to get a good spot. Worth it
5/5
Absolutely loved it!
5/5
Definitely worth the visit, amazing views around the bund!
5/5
A cruise along the Shanghai River, which I recommend taking in the evening when all the buildings are lit up. The service is good, and for a small fee, you can even go to the bow area for a better view, with the option of seating and a small snack included.
5/5
Fantastic cruise, with views of the illuminated Bund buildings and the entire Shanghai bay. A must-do!
Must-See Shanghai: #4 Oriental Pearl Tower
Discover one of Shanghai’s most iconic landmarks! Standing 468 meters tall, it offers breathtaking 360° views of the city. Be sure to visit the observation deck at night for a truly stunning, unforgettable panorama.
Reviews of Oriental Pearl Tower
4.7/5
11237 reviews
5/5
Absolutely fantastic! The view is incredible, you walk above the void, and for all science fiction fans, it's amazing. On level 98, there are simulators for launching to Mars, etc. I loved level 78 with its vision of Shanghai in the future. I recommend this activity to everyone!
5/5
The highest floor can be avoided as it’s nothing much. The VR rollercoaster is a definite yes. The transparent observation deck is also a yes. Don’t forget the history museum.
5/5
Great place, I was wondering if it was worth going!? Definitely worth it!!!
5/5
Immediately access to the tower!
5/5
It was amazing. Fascinating view!🌸 Such a great experience! Definitely recommend it!😍🤩
Must-See Shanghai #5: Shanghai Museum
If you’re a fan of Chinese culture and history, the Shanghai Museum is an absolute must-see. The building’s design itself is a nod to traditional Chinese philosophy, featuring a circular dome atop a square base. Once inside, you’ll discover a treasure trove of priceless bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, and coins—each piece serving as a fascinating witness to history.
Reviews of Shanghai Museum
4.6/5
3139 reviews
5/5
We bought entrance tickets on trip.com. It was very convenient, no need to stand in line, and we got in quickly using a QR code. We also visited the "Maya, Aztec, and Inca" exhibition, which was amazingly organized.
4/5
An interesting exhibition. I can easily believe that this was made by ordinary Native Americans. Lots of unevenness and crooked lines. It doesn't compare to Chinese or European culture, especially anything made in the 15th and 16th centuries.
4/5
It's worth a visit, but remember to buy your tickets in advance.
5/5
A beautiful place containing rare and historical artifacts.
5/5
We wanted to see something about Shanghai, but there was an exhibition about ancient Native American civilizations. It was an interesting exhibition, certainly interactive. Some of it was in English, and we could read it, but most of the information was only for locals.
Recommend One-Day Shanghai Itinerary for First-Timers
Time | Activity | Highlights |
Good morning! ☀️ | Start your day at Jing’an Temple, stroll down Nanjing West Road, and then treat yourself to a delicious lunch at People’s Square. | Spiritual landmarks and local flavours |
Good afternoon! 🌆 | The Bund → Oriental Pearl Tower → Lujiazui Financial Center | Experience the Iconic Shanghai Skyline |
Evening 🌃 | Yu Garden after dark | Glowing lanterns, timeless architecture, and that charming old-town atmosphere |
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![Shanghai Film Park + Zhujiajiao ancient town [includes changing into Republic of China costumes or Hanfu, riding a rowing boat]](https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/1lo2712000e1456cq4881_C_568_320.jpg)
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How to Navigate in Shanghai?
Metro – Fast, clean, and budget-friendly. Fares kick off at just 3 RMB (~0.5AUD)!
Maglev Train – Need to zip over to Pudong Airport in a flash? The Maglev gets you there in just 8 minutes! Tickets are 50 RMB (~10AUD) for a one-way trip or 80 RMB (~16AUD) for a round trip.
Bus - It’s an even more budget-friendly option than the metro, with fares starting at just 2 RMB (~0.4AUD)!
[10% OFF] Top Shanghai Hotel Picks for Your Next Adventure
Shanghai Hotels
5 star
Very Good11749 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.54km from downtown
Located in a prime downtown spot, it's convenient for getting anywhere. Downstairs is very lively with restaurants, a food street, and a shopping complex all in one.
During weekdays in summer, there were many foreign guests... and quite a few elderly Chinese too. The front desk often had queues for check-in, and there were always people waiting for taxis outside. Business was really good, yet the room offered excellent value for money!
Thanks for the free upgrade to a deluxe suite~ It was newly renovated.
I was on a business trip and decided to bring my mom along so she could relax and enjoy herself.
**Facilities**
They offer a table tennis room, a swimming pool, and a gym.
No robots for food delivery pick-up though.
**Hygiene**
Clean.
**Environment**
The overall environment is good. The old five-star hotel is very well maintained; it doesn't feel old or dated.
The room was newly renovated, but the sense of space wasn't huge, and the bathroom was a bit small.
**Service**
The service attitude was excellent and professional.FromTHB 3,188
Outstanding6568 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.47km from downtown
Fantastic central location, right opposite People's Square, close to 3 metro lines including Line 2 which goes almost everywhere (and to the airport in 1 hour), and connected to a huge shopping mall adjacent to the hotel.
We had a late arrival due to a flight delay, but the staff was available for check-in.
The breakfast was magnificent with a great selection of savory, sweet, Chinese, and continental options – something for everyone, plus superb freshly squeezed orange juice.
The family suite was immense, though a bit dated, but it suited us perfectly. Housekeeping was done daily.
I was able to communicate with the concierge via WeChat beforehand, and they were very kind.
The only reason I'm not giving a 10/10 is that we didn't receive any information about dining at the hotel's restaurants, visiting the bar, or going to the swimming pool.
For the pool, we had to find its location ourselves, and it was complicated to figure out which floor it was on relative to our building. We were on the 9th floor: we had to go down to the 8th floor, cross into the adjacent building where the 8th floor became the 6th, and then go up to the 8th floor of the new building 😛 It was hard to figure out and understand where we needed to go. The pool and jacuzzi are great and felt wonderful after a day of sightseeing. Swim caps are mandatory but provided by the lifeguard if you don't have one.
There's a magnificent view from the bar located in the upper tower, even if the elevator is tricky to find for going up or down.FromTHB 3,968
Excellent8606 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.7km from downtown
The room was very clean, and since we had a child with us, we booked a family room. The front desk even gave us a complimentary cake and fruit. They also provided extra kids' toothbrushes and bottled water for the little one. The hotel's location is excellent, with a direct subway connection to People's Square Station from the B1 level of the New World next door, making it super convenient for getting around.FromTHB 4,939
Very Good5202 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|1.78km from downtown
Service: Before checking in, I read many reviews complaining about the check-in staff. I definitely experienced it myself. All the staff avoided eye contact; it was hard to find someone to help with check-in, and everyone seemed busy.
There was a young man near the elevator entrance who suggested not standing there. He would just lower his head and walk away when he saw guests; I don't know what purpose it served to have someone standing there.
The bellhop at the luggage storage was enthusiastic, but I suggest increasing the refrigerated storage space and training staff. They shouldn't advise guests to carry their refrigerated items with them when checking out, especially on such hot days; it's better to leave them in the air-conditioned hotel.
The staff at the entrance who helped with luggage and opened car doors were polite, and their service was appreciated.
Some of the hosts at the breakfast restaurant were very warm and friendly. Others were not, and some were only friendly towards Japanese guests. The chefs at the cooking stations were all excellent, and the food was delicious.
Facilities: Older hotels always have shortcomings in their hardware. As soon as I exited the elevator on the guest floor, I smelled dust, and there was a musty smell in the room. The shower equipment was old and difficult to use, the washbasin was quite low, and the small magnifying mirror for makeup/removing makeup was broken; either you had to hold it up very high to see your face, or it would fall down and still not work. This can't be changed in the short term, so it needs renovation.
During renovations, I suggest not installing mirrors facing the bed again. I slept very poorly at night.
Cleanliness: The cleanliness was much better than I expected. There was no dust in the nooks and crannies, which was a pleasant surprise.
Noise: The room was very close to the elevator, but surprisingly, there was not much noise, which was acceptable. However, there was a regular rumbling sound, which I suspect was the subway passing by; it was very noticeable. The sound disappeared after the subway stopped at night and reappeared in the morning.
Overall, it was not a very pleasant experience, but I've tried it. I won't choose this hotel again.FromTHB 3,776
Outstanding10322 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.4km from downtown
Pullman Shanghai Jing'an Hotel is conveniently located near Shanghai Railway Station, just a five-minute walk away. It's also close to Metro Lines 1, 3, and 4, making it easy to access all of Shanghai's main attractions. The hotel boasts exquisite decor with thoughtful attention to detail. The rooms are spacious and clean, the bedding is comfortable, and the facilities are comprehensive. The front desk staff provide excellent, patient, and attentive service.FromTHB 3,134
Business travel
Outstanding12089 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.73km from downtown
We have booked more nights initially, but our plan was disrupted by the typhoon unfortunately. Kudos to hotel to be willing to accommodate to our booking twice.
Room is too dim for my liking, but housekeeping staff is helpful to my request. Convenient location that our favourite 莱莱小笼包 and 双喜甜品 is just a corner away. You just need to head down n the whole shopping street is right in frontFromTHB 2,364
Good9155 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.5km from downtown
I was very satisfied with my stay during my business trip. The hotel was quiet with good soundproofing, and the internet was stable, so working was stress-free. Staff members Lily, Diana, and Quain G proactively provided guidance throughout my stay. The lobby was well-managed and orderly, with no queue-jumping or chaos. The guest rooms were neat and clean, and the toiletries were complete. The surrounding transportation was convenient, making it a great value for business travel.FromTHB 5,508
2609 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.85km from downtown
The THE ONE Suites Hotel, part of the InterContinental Group's Vignette Collection, offered a truly satisfying stay.
**Location:** Situated on Fengyang Road in Jing'an District, it's at the heart of the Nanjing West Road business district. It's within walking distance of Nanjing West Road Metro Station, HKRI Taikoo Hui, Zhangyuan, and Wujiang Road. People's Square and The Bund are easily accessible, making it convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. It's bustling yet not noisy, creating a pleasant living atmosphere.
**Rooms:** All rooms are suites, offering spacious accommodations with separate living rooms and bedrooms, designed in a one-bedroom, one-living room layout. The entire space features an Art-Deco retro-modern design with meticulous attention to detail. Each suite is equipped with an open-plan kitchen, induction hob, refrigerator, and a washer-dryer, making it feel like home for short-term stays. The bathroom has a wet/dry separation, a large bathtub, and a smart toilet. The toiletries are of high quality, and the bedding is soft, ensuring a good night's sleep. The city view at night, overlooking Jing'an, is truly calming.
**Service:** The front desk and housekeeping staff were warm, responsive, and efficient during check-in. The breakfast offered a rich variety of delicious options. The hotel also features a terrace, a heated swimming pool, and a gym for relaxation during leisure time.
This hotel is highly suitable for short trips, family travel, or business stays. To have such a spacious suite in the heart of Shanghai at such a great value for money is exceptional. It has definitely been added to my top choices for accommodation in Shanghai.FromTHB 5,434
Outstanding9358 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.73km from downtown
A hidden gem in the bustling city, offering breathtaking Lujiazui night views.
After comparing several Bund hotels for our family trip to Shanghai, we finally chose this Hanjin hotel. Its location, design, and service were all exceptional, far exceeding our expectations!
【Prime Location, Super Convenient for Getting Around】
The hotel is located on Renmin Road in Huangpu District, a 5-minute walk from Yu Garden and Chenghuang Temple, and a 10-minute walk to the Bund riverside promenade. Yu Garden Station on Line 10 is just 700 meters away, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the old town and enjoying the Bund night views without constant travel. It even has a free underground parking lot, perfect for those traveling by car. Despite being in a bustling commercial area, the soundproofing in the rooms is excellent. Closing the window completely blocks out street noise, offering a true oasis of tranquility.
【Public Areas Overflowing with Atmosphere, Perfect for Photos】
The entire building boasts a retro Art Deco Shanghai style, with its iconic bronze streamlined entrance being highly recognizable. The lobby is on the 7th floor, and upon entering, we were immediately struck by the giant bamboo glass chandelier. The wooden textures, warm soft lighting, velvet sofas, and brass furnishings perfectly blend with Hanjin's aesthetic, creating a gentle yet sophisticated ambiance.
The 8th floor houses the quiet Hanjin Study and Tea Room, while the 11th-floor open-air rooftop garden bar is a must-visit spot. It offers an unobstructed panoramic view, perfect for enjoying the evening breeze and overlooking Lujiazui's 'three-piece suit' and the Oriental Pearl Tower. Sunsets and night views are effortlessly stunning here. The hotel is adorned with floral art everywhere, with flower design details hidden in the elevators and corridors, creating a truly immersive atmosphere.
【Exquisite and Comfortable Guest Room Amenities, River View Rooms are Heavenly】
The entire room features a gentle pink and orange Shanghai-style color scheme, with elegant ink-wash floral walls. It boasts a 65-inch TV with screen casting, a smart toilet, a wet and dry separated bathroom, and an oversized scenic bathtub, making bath time incredibly therapeutic.
The bedding is soft and skin-friendly, and the corners are meticulously clean. All drinks and snacks in the mini-bar are complimentary, and free bottled water is always available by the elevators on each floor – a testament to their thoughtful details. The children especially loved it! The front desk offers free popcorn 🍿 in the afternoon, which tastes just like cinema popcorn! The amenities are comprehensive: the 7th-floor buffet breakfast offers a rich variety, covering Chinese, Western, and local specialties; there's a gym and a yoga room for light exercise during leisure time; and the hotel regularly hosts flower arrangement workshops, offering many recreational choices.
【Overall Summary】
This hotel perfectly blends old Shanghai's charm with Hanjin's elegant aesthetic, striking a balance between a bustling location and a peaceful private space. It's suitable for couples, family mini-breaks, and trips with friends. Explore Yu Garden's old streets during the day, stroll along the Bund in the evening, and then return to the hotel's terrace to enjoy the Pudong River night view – it's the top choice for a vacation in downtown Shanghai, and we'll definitely stay here again!FromTHB 4,046
8655 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|2.55km from downtown
Facilities: Fully equipped, dear!
Cleanliness: Clean and tidy, yes, good.
Environment: The environment is nice, oh oh oh.
Service: Service is perfect, oh oh oh oh.
Minibar: Delicious, oh oh oh oh oh oh.
Welcome fruit: Tasty, oh oh oh oh oh.FromTHB 3,487
Breakfast
Outstanding10329 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|35.83km from downtown
An interesting hotel that I visited purely out of curiosity. There's an observation deck on the 14th underground floor where you can see the lake, waterfalls, and mines. Right next to the hotel is the Shimao Wonderland theme park, and the attractions there are really great for testing your courage. In the evening, there's a light and shadow show, telling ancient stories amidst dazzling lights – truly unique and beautiful. The Chinese restaurant at the hotel is delicious, and the water curtain show in the lobby is also quite unique. The rooms are spacious and very clean, with a blend of old money and modern decor. They feature smart curtains and smart sanitary facilities.FromTHB 7,455
Outstanding2464 Reviews
Wujiaochang Commercial Area Shanghai|9.08km from downtown
Every stay at Pagoda Hotel Wujiaochang has been a great experience. The location is superb, right in the Wujiaochang business district. It's within walking distance to Hopson One and Wanda Plaza, which is incredibly convenient, and also very close to Fudan University campus.
The front desk staff are very welcoming, and both check-in and check-out are handled very efficiently. The room layout is well-designed, and cleanliness is excellent. The bedding is very comfortable, with just the right balance of softness and firmness.
The smart room control system is very convenient, and the bathroom has a great wet/dry separation. The toiletries also have a pleasant scent. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options and tastes good. Overall, it offers great value for money, and I will definitely choose to stay here again!FromTHB 2,854
Very Good528 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|15.59km from downtown
The Jiayu Hotel is right next to Jiaxuan, essentially two types of accommodations under one brand. Jiayu is more like an apartment-style hotel, which is a great option if you're traveling with children or elderly family members. You can choose a suite with a kitchen, complete with an induction cooktop, range hood, and dishwasher.FromTHB 3,428
Very Good1711 Reviews
Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center Shanghai|12.35km from downtown
The location is unbeatable. It's super convenient – just take the escalator up to the second floor from the Purple Vine Road metro station exit towards MixC, and you'll see the hotel. It would be even better if there was a convenience store nearby. The hotel environment is also excellent, with large floor-to-ceiling windows that provide amazing natural light in the morning. The room itself is very tidy. The only downside is that the hallway decor is a bit peculiar, especially the wallpaper – it actually startled me the first time I stayed here. Overall, it's great value for money, and I'll likely stay here again next year when I come to Shanghai.FromTHB 1,015
Excellent1949 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|8.21km from downtown
Cleanliness: Excellent
Ambiance: Very satisfied
Service: Top-notch service
Facilities: Facilities are very new, the refrigerator and washing machine have both been disinfected.
This feels like a hotel with excellent value for money. The cleanliness and ambiance are both superb. I especially love the large refrigerator in the room; it can hold all the drinks I buy.FromTHB 1,677
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