Top Hotels in Shanghai Region Bed and Breakfast Inns
- 1. Shanghai Fish Inn East Nanjing Road
- 2. 7 Days Inn (Shanghai Lujiazui)
- 3. Motel Hotel Shanghai South Station Jinjiang Park
- 4. Chichen Hotel
- 5. Jinjiang Metropolo Shanghai Xintiandi Hotel
- 6. Motel Hotel Shanghai Longwu Road
- 7. Shanghai Soho Garden Hotel
- 8. Shanghai Mode Hotel
- 9. Starway Hotel Shanghai Fengxian Nanqiao Huancheng East Road
- 10. Cozi Cottage
Top Things to do in Shanghai Region
Shanghai Region Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Shanghai Region
Shanghai is the cool, confident face of modern China, and its energy is infectious. Go to the Bund to watch ships on the river and marvel at the huge variety of architectural styles on display, or watch the crowds go by in People’s Square. Shoppers should make a beeline for the Fabric Market, where you can have a suit or dress tailor-made for you at bargain prices. At night, explore all manner of fashionable restaurants, bars and nightclubs, or just stroll through the city enjoying the spectacular neon lights.
Things to do in Shanghai Region
1. Shanghai Fish Inn East Nanjing Road
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
3 minutes walk to East Nanjing Pedestrian Road and 6 minutes to the Bund, 1 minute to metro station, what else will you ask for the location? Fish Inn East Nanjing Road is such a gem hidden in a small alley right next to the hustle and bustle of the city. It offers tranquility, cleanness and comforts for travelers from all over the world.
Great Location and comfy beds
Reviewed By deanosaur89The location of this inn is fantastic! It is a short walk to East Nanjing Metro station exit 6 and about a 10-15 minute walk to the heart of the bund. Most things we wanted to see or eat were near our hotel or within 2 metro stops! The bed in the room is very comfy and the wifi was decent. They also had a decent sized lobby area with a little cafe that served coffee and cake. The bathroom looked nice, but water leaked like crazy through the shower door and the flush lever needed lots of readjustment on the toilet our first night. Room cleanliness does not seem to be a priority as our bed was never fully made during our stay and there was bits of paper and stains on the couch and carpet when we arrived at the hotel.
2. 7 Days Inn (Shanghai Lujiazui)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
Contact Not Working
Reviewed By KarikalanCan any one share a working contact number of this hotel. Booked for two nights in September. All method to reach out to this property is futile. the number available or on the signboard of the hotel pic both not working.
3. Motel Hotel Shanghai South Station Jinjiang Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 201 reviews
See why so many travelers make Motel 168 (Shanghai Railway South Station) their motel of choice when visiting Shanghai. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Shanghai Huang Daopo Tomb and Ancestral Hall (2.4 mi) and Shanghai Zourong Tomb (2.5 mi), guests of Motel 168 (Shanghai Railway South Station) can easily experience some of Shanghai's most well known attractions. Rooms at Motel 168 (Shanghai Railway South Station) provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Motel 168 (Shanghai Railway South Station) guests have access to a 24 hour front desk. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the seafood restaurants, including Wan Dao Japanese Restaurant Yakiniku, Bao Yan Seafood (Gu Mei), and Maki House, all of which are a short distance from Motel 168 (Shanghai Railway South Station). If you are interested in exploring Shanghai, check out Shanghai Aerospace Enthusiasts Centre (0.6 mi), which is a short walk from Motel 168 (Shanghai Railway South Station). At Motel 168 (Shanghai Railway South Station), your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Shanghai.
Cheap and dirty
Reviewed By sphyrixBooked this hotel because of its quite good ratings on almost all booking sites, however, I really got disappointed... PROS: + There is no metro- or traffic-related noise (elevated road directly in front of the building) in the room (at least this was the case in our room, as it has no out-facing window) + Cheap rates CONS: - The room is so small that you can't open a normal sized suitcase - Everything in the hotel is old and really needs to be renovated - The room is really NOT clean at all, e.g. there is hair and other stuff sticking at the bathroom walls (don't want to know what that is exactly), brown-ish stains on the curtains, dirt sticking on the walls, the glass, leaking pipes in the bathroom and so on... - Something in the bathroom was leaking, so there was always water on the bathroom floor - The room has no out-facing window, therefore you can't get fresh air in. Light is coming from a roofed indoor corridor. - The bed is seriously hard and uncomfortable, might be because it's old. - The walls in the hotel are SOO thin. You can hear EVERYONE in the corridors and even from the room on the opposing side talking. As you may know, Chinese tend to talk loud and there is constantly someone in the corridor talking on the phone. In addition, our room was near the dining hall which was filled with people almost every day at lunch and at night with working people eating and holding conferences (very loud laughing and hand clapping) there. If you don't fall asleep easily, at least ask for a room as FAR away as possible. - The hotel position feels like far far away from civilization as there are no residents in the close neighboorhood. Therefore, there are non of the typical street shops such as dumpling shops or supermarkets, only a very small Family Mart on the other side of the building. - You get prostitute ads every other day slided through underneath the door. - And - maybe as a result of that and the walls being very thin - you hear your neighbors getting intimate. Just as annoying as screaming little kids. - As neither the door nor the window is really tight, any small from outside (cooking food or smoke) just comes into the room. - The hotel staff was not willing to call a taxi over on our departure. If I'd think about it, I could probably go on with the list for ages. But just to sum it up: I would never book this again and would never recommend anyone to book a stay here.
4. Chichen Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Welcome to Chichen Hotel, your Shanghai “home away from home.” Chichen Hotel aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Shanghai Tower (1.3 mi) and Jin Mao Tower (1.4 mi), guests of Chichen Hotel can easily experience some of Shanghai's most well known attractions. Guest rooms offer air conditioning and a desk, and Chichen Hotel makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the small hotel, including a 24 hour front desk, baggage storage, and express check-in and check-out. As an added convenience, there is parking available to guests. If you’re looking for an Asian restaurant, consider a visit to Lost Heaven on the Bund, Jia Jia Tang Bao(Huanghe Road), or Flair Rooftop, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Chichen Hotel. If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Yu Garden (Yuyuan) (0.8 mi) or Old Town (Nanshi) (0.8 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance. Chichen Hotel puts the best of Shanghai at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Bad experience, never again
Reviewed By sissilory93Loss of water from the sink and the toilet, bad smell in the room impossible to remove because the room had no windows. Every single nights we spent in this hotel the fire alarm rang in the middle on the night because of some people smocking in their rooms. Very disrespectful and annoying, the staff said they couldn't accuse anyone of it because they didn't know who were the responsible(they should be supposed to know from what room the alarm starts). Poor lightening in the room. The subway station is very close. The area is far from main attractions, so the subway comes to be very necessary. It's possible to reach xintiandi with about 30 min walking.
5. Jinjiang Metropolo Shanghai Xintiandi Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Renovated 1930’s delight
Reviewed By littletokyo00I have stayed in SH many times and this time I decided I wanted to stay somewhere different yet close to everything, and settled on the Metropolo based on it’s proximity to Madang Lu station, Xintiandi and Hua Hai Lu. I checked in early after a morning flight from Wuhan and was pleasantly surprised (as I was for most of my trip) that I could check in and gain access to my room before noon. Reception were friendly and spoke a reasonable amount of English for a Chinese hotel. I had booked a deluxe king which is the largest room they offer and as with the rest of the hotel, the renovation is about a year old and the property is like stepping back into 1930’s Shanghai! The room itself was spacious, has automatic curtains (which I miss now!), typical conveniences you would expect such as slippers, a fridge, but only a small selection of tea, no coffee. The bathroom as previous reviewers have mentioned is very small, and became a little tight for space with two people staying. The hotel has a lovely restaurant which is more or less deserted after breakfast, but a charming lobby and the hotel is surrounded by local food stalls and a few good options for dinner, plus a Starbucks for those who must. Madam Lu station is less than 5 minutes walk, take exit 3, which has an escalator for those with luggage. Xintiandi is around 10 minutes walk (or one stop on the metro). There is a large mall (Capital-land) just on the other side of the road from the station, which has a good selection of restaurants and shops. We loved the Metropolo, and for those wanting to step back in time and experience Shanghai as it might have felt in the 1930’s I’d encourage you to stay here.
6. Motel Hotel Shanghai Longwu Road
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
7. Shanghai Soho Garden Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Small Hotel with a "Homie" Atmosphere
Reviewed By haroldboxThe hotel has a homie feeling, and their lovely resident cat adds to that touch. The staff was friendly and helpful, although they did not speak English very well; it was hard at times to communicate with some of them (but keep in mind this might be the case in most hotels throughout China). It was very clean - the lobby, the room, and other common areas. They were very accommodating with our requests. There are few good restaurants around (some non-expensive local foods, and some a little more upscale catering to expats). There is a mall about 3 blocks away (if you have any emergency/last-minute purchases to make). We always felt safe walking out around the area at night. I would definitely stay here again.
8. Shanghai Mode Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reasonably Priced. Close to Metro. Friendly Staff
Reviewed By Vijay KWe stayed at this hotel for one night. Decent size rooms, fresh linens. Very friendly staff. Beverages are a bit pricey. The hotel is close to metro. Mr. Wong helped us find a restaurant that served vegetarian food. The hotel provides free shuttle to airport every hour.
9. Starway Hotel Shanghai Fengxian Nanqiao Huancheng East Road
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Shanghai? Then look no further than Hanting Express Shanghai Fengxian Huancheng East Road, a budget friendly motel that brings the best of Shanghai to your doorstep. A 24 hour front desk and baggage storage are some of the conveniences offered at this motel. In addition, Hanting Express Shanghai Fengxian Huancheng East Road offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Shanghai trip additionally gratifying. If you are driving to Hanting Express Shanghai Fengxian Huancheng East Road, free parking is available. While staying at Hanting Express Shanghai Fengxian Huancheng East Road, visitors can check out FengPu ShangYeJie (2.1 mi), which is a popular Shanghai attraction. While staying at Hanting Express Shanghai Fengxian Huancheng East Road, you can find some great restaurants within walking distance of the motel including Bifengtang (NanQiao Bai Lian) (0.9 mi), HanLin TanKao (Bai Lian NanQiao Shopping Mall) (0.9 mi), and Xin la Dao (NanQiao Bai Lian) (1.0 mi). Best of all, Hanting Express Shanghai Fengxian Huancheng East Road makes it easy to experience many great Shanghai attractions like Guhua Park (0.9 mi) and Fengxian Tantuqu Wetlands (0.8 mi), which are a short distance away. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hanting Express Shanghai Fengxian Huancheng East Road as you experience everything Shanghai has to offer.
10. Cozi Cottage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
这家酒店非常不错的！！！
Reviewed By Sightsee54760910149我们这次带孩子元旦出行从元旦前夕从悉尼启程，到1月9日从上海返回澳洲。入住馨庐民宿，是我家领导预订的。对于我来说，并没有预期，住哪儿都一样，跟着领导走就对了。 本来预订的是一天，后来订了2天，最后整个元旦8天假期都住在了馨庐民宿。到离开那天，还反复跟民宿老板说：下次还来，下次再来。 问起随行的三个娃：这次出来玩，你觉得哪里最好？孩子们居然先回答说：馨庐酒店。合着小家伙们不是专门来玩迪斯尼的，是专门来住酒店的了？ 馨庐民宿距离迪斯尼乐园一公里左右，早晨有班车送达，晚上大概9点班车送回酒店，非常便利。馨庐的早餐美味丰盛，我平时不爱吃煮鸡蛋，一是鸡蛋有味道，二是剥开后发现颜色不怎么好看。在馨庐尝试吃了一个煮鸡蛋后，发现很棒，剥开后发现鸡蛋颜色很正，拿起来闻闻味道也很好。后来上网专门看了看酒店介绍，原来馨庐民宿早餐用的是正宗土鸡蛋。馨庐的刘老板和老板娘是民宿行业的开拓者，也是美食方面的专家，在早餐上还征求我们的意见：要不要换个口味？下顿试试奶黄包？明天尝尝厨房的菜肉云吞？ 元旦天冷干燥，我们从南方炎热的夏季赶来，很快觉得嗓子冒烟，三丫头也有点咳嗽，刘老板专门找到了野枇杷叶煮水给我们喝，润嗓生津止渴。馨庐民宿，有家的感觉，有胜似5星级酒店的内容。硬件设施，卫生条件，完全没得说。环境优美，出行便利，毗邻迪斯尼乐园，距离浦东机场也很近，行车大约10分钟。 老板、经理和员工们都非常和善友好。特赞！馨庐还有小动物，这下把小朋友们吸引住了。酷爱动物的小朋友们出来玩之前，专门去同事家看了邻居养的黑马。这次遇到的是两只猫：一只叫馨馨，一只叫庐庐。猫通人性，更像小孩子一样爱玩耍。小朋友们常常和猫咪们玩得不亦乐乎。 我观察入住馨庐的许多客人都是带着孩子们一起来玩的。亲子旅游，在大上海馨庐应该是非常棒的选择。 我家领导点评过一次了。我从来没有想到民宿居然可以做到这样让人印象深刻，以至于不想再挪住的地方。这也算是我们本次出行遇到的“黑马”。正如它的取名一样，温馨如适，结庐此处。虽然说了那么多，最简单的总结仍然是一句：下次再来！
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