Hotels With Parking in Shanghai, China

The place is in quite bad condition and the staff very unfriendly. I read on Google that they would take your phone to leave a great review with it so I refused to give it to them. He still “needed to take a picture of my booking info because being short sightseeing” but then could read my translation app no problem… The room itself was good and the shuttle came to bring me to the airport (just a couple minutes late). The elevator stops one floor before the rooms so I almost left my suitcase downstairs but all the suitcases there were absolutely empty… it made me feel like they try to have people believe that they can leave they luggage down for the night but not with the best intentions. Regardless, I decided to bring it up and carry it in the stairs to feel better overnight. Cheap and okay room for one night near the airport, that’s all.

Overall Experience: My stay was defined by a feeling of tranquil escape. The hotel's greatest strength is its atmosphere. Being in a historic building tucked away in a quiet, leafy neighborhood just off the famous Nanjing Road created a perfect balance. I could easily walk to the buzz and shopping, but returned each time to a serene, garden-filled sanctuary. It felt more like a peaceful retreat than a standard city hotel. Service: The service was consistently attentive and polite. Staff were professional and quick to help with requests. The check-in and check-out process was smooth. While the service wasn't overly familiar, it was reliably good and matched the hotel's calm, understated style. I felt well taken care of. Facilities: The facilities are well curated but compact, focusing on quality over quantity.

The windowless room was really stuffy, but everything else was okay. I mainly want to talk about the bathroom. The shower stall was incredibly tiny. There was no shelf to put anything on, and while I can overlook the lack of conditioner, I had nowhere to put my own conditioner, nor the towel. The showerhead only twisted to the right; no matter how much I turned it, it wouldn't rotate properly. What you see is after I managed to twist it a bit, but it just spun back as soon as I turned on the water. When the room door was locked, there was an intermittent beeping sound from the bottom. The room was quite soundproof, which was a good point.

This is the second Vienna Hotel I've stayed at near Pudong Airport, as I had an early flight the next day. The decor is quite new, and the front desk service was excellent. They proactively registered me for the next day's shuttle in advance, and since I'd miss breakfast, the hotel provided a breakfast bag. The room's decor leans towards a 'Ji Hotel' style, which I quite like. The room size was appropriate, and the bedding and towels were relatively new. During my one-night stay, I didn't encounter any noise or other issues. There are many dining options nearby, so I ordered takeout since it was cold outside. A robot delivered it to my room. For the 6:00 AM shuttle the next day, I needed to check out and be downstairs 10 minutes prior. The shuttle is a proper mini-bus, with seating upstairs and luggage storage downstairs – clean and comfortable. The driver was also very professional and helpful with luggage.

This is the most convenient hotel for transfers at Pudong Airport. You can reach it in just 10 minutes from the terminal building via a direct passage. The room was clean and tidy, and despite being inside the airport, the soundproofing was excellent. The downsides are that there's no gym and only two small complimentary bottles of water are provided in the room. Also, the hotel restaurant has very limited dinner options, but thankfully there are plenty of fast food places not far outside.

The hotel's location is excellent, with plenty of great food options just across the street, and the riverside promenade is only a hundred meters away. The views from the hotel are fantastic, whether it's the river view or the city view. The service attitude was good, and the room was clean and comfortable. However, I have to mention that due to the older facilities, the air conditioning failed on the first day, making the room incredibly hot, though it worked fine on the second day. Overall, the stay experience in the Zijin Building was quite satisfactory.

The Radisson Blu New World in Shanghai was truly a memorable stay, perfectly located in the heart of the city near People’s Square and the vibrant Nanjing Road area, which made exploring incredibly convenient. The hotel itself feels grand yet welcoming, with spacious rooms, comfortable amenities, and stunning views over the Shanghai skyline that instantly set the tone for a special visit. One of the absolute highlights was visiting the iconic revolving restaurant, Epicure on 45. Dining there felt like an experience rather than just a meal — as the restaurant slowly rotated, we were treated to breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the city, watching Shanghai unfold from every angle. The atmosphere was elegant yet relaxed, and it created such a unique moment to enjoy both the cuisine and the scenery at the same time. Watching the city lights come alive during the evening was unforgettable, especially while enjoying the revolving view high above the skyline. Seeing the Shanghai light show from this vantage point added a magical touch — the illuminated buildings and vibrant energy of the city made the experience feel truly special and almost cinematic. Overall, the Radisson Blu New World offers a fantastic combination of location, comfort, and unique experiences. From attentive service to the unforgettable revolving restaurant and spectacular night views, it’s a hotel that turns a stay in Shanghai into something memorable and unique. I would definitely recommend it to anyone wanting a central location with a touch of luxury and one-of-a-kind views.

Excellent as always! I'm probably a returning guest, and the front desk staff kindly arranged an executive floor room for me. The view was expansive, with the full panorama of the Huangpu River nightscape right there – a true river view room. All the staff I encountered were incredibly warm and attentive, thank you 🙏. The half-star deduction this time is because the mattress felt uneven last night for some reason. There was a noise from the bed frame whenever I slightly turned over. The housekeepers wouldn't hear it when making the bed unless they actually lay on it. I suggest following up on this bed noise issue, specifically in room 3822.

First time staying at Grand Hyatt Jin Mao and I'm already a fan! It's perfectly located in the heart of Lujiazui, making transportation a breeze with no detours needed. The room was immaculately clean and well-organized, with all amenities provided. The views are expansive and unobstructed, offering a panoramic city skyline. Both the front desk and room service were excellent – friendly without being overbearing, which made me feel completely relaxed and at ease. It happened to be Chinese New Year, and while we were queuing to check in due to the crowd, the manager even gave my child a little 'Milk Dragon' toy as a gift – it was incredibly thoughtful! Even more delightful, we received a New Year's gift on the afternoon of our check-in. The cleaning staff on the 83rd floor were also so kind and had such a warm, comforting smile that even my four-year-old son said he wants to stay at this hotel again when we come to Shanghai next time! 🏨

Exiting Pudong Airport Station on the Urban Rail Line, you'll find the elevator for the Airport Hotel right by Exit 2, very easy to spot. The hotel is divided into a South and North wing. It's about a 6-minute walk to T2 departures. The hotel is located between T1 and T2, and there are plenty of dining and drinking options within the airport concourse. The twin beds in the room can be moved together.