Few cities can hold a candle to China’s largest city, Shanghai. Millions of tourists flock here every year to sample the glamour and excitement of vibrant Shanghai.
As the most populous city in the world, Shanghai is full of excitement and possibilities. It’s a bustling hub of culture, and to scratch its surface is to expose a perfect blend of old meets new.
If you want to see Shanghai’s skyline and take advantage of some superb photo opportunities then visit the The Bund. Here you’ll find some of Shanghai’s tallest skyscrapers, including the second tallest building in the world - the Shanghai Tower.
Chinese shoppers account for almost half of the world’s luxury goods market, and the trend isn’t lost on Shanghai - the city is a shopper’s paradise. There are loads of designer stores here like Burberry, Gucci and Prada. But if you’re on a budget, head to one of the city’s chic boutiques, high street shops or marketplaces.
Shanghai enjoys a humid subtropical climate, and experiences spring, summer, autumn and winter. The hottest month is usually August, with the coldest month being January.
Flights to Shanghai run from a number of UK airports. Time your trip right to get an excellent deal. Why not take a look at our range of hotels to find the perfect base for your 2016 or 2017 Shanghai holiday.
A Range of Shanghai Hotels
We offer a range of Shanghai hotels to suit any budget. Whether it’s cheap accommodation or one of the best hotels in Shanghai, we’ve got you covered.
If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Shanghai, the Wyndham Grand Plaza Royale is perfect. With its central location, high quality furnishings and comfortable guest rooms, it’s a fantastic choice for guests wanting good accommodation that won’t break the bank.
If it’s luxury you’re after, the Le Royal Meridien is often credited as one of the best hotels in Shanghai. Located in the heart of the city, opposite the People’s Square, the hotel features spacious guest rooms with lavish furnishings.
Make the most of your stay
Shanghai is one of the most exciting places in the world, and there’s definitely no shortage of things to see and do here. But what about picking out the best things to see in Shanghai? Here are a few key places to get you started:
- Jade Buddha Temple - Built in 1918, this is one of Shanghai’s few active Buddhist temples.
- Shanghai Museum - Featuring lots of ancient Chinese artefacts, coins and clothes, the Shanghai Museum is perfect for those looking to learn about the history of the city. Get here early though, as only 8,000 people are allowed in per day.
- Shanghai Tower - View the city from China’s tallest building and get there in the world’s fastest lift at 40mph.
- Xintiandi - Indulge in some retail therapy in this lively shopping and entertainment district.
No matter how you choose to spend your time in Shanghai, you can rest assured that you’ll find the perfect place to rest your head in our range of hotels.
