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Your most valuable asset here is savvy chief concierge Simon Huang, who may very well be the best in town. — Travel + Leisure
$306
on Booking.comA calm and comfortable refuge from the lively Bund below. It is unique in a country not graced with historic properties. — The Telegraph
$266
on Booking.comIn Shanghai, a five-star hotel is only as good as its spa. And the brand new Mandarin Oriental went above and beyond creating the ultimate in opulent relaxation. — Travel + Leisure
$418
on Booking.comPart boutique hotel, part spa, the PuLi opened in 2009 as Shanghai's first 'urban retreat'. — Time Out
$218
on Booking.comGlamorous Pudong hotel with a central location, rousing rooftop bar and destination spa — Jetsetter
$275
on Booking.comYou can’t miss Park Hyatt Shanghai — its towering screwdriver-like structure is the tallest skyscraper in the city. — Forbes Travel Guide
$307
on Booking.comThe Waldorf Astoria in Shanghai continues the brand's love affair with the halcyon days of opulence. — BlackBook
$275
on Booking.comEstablishing Langham's excellent standards in a high-luxury city such as Shanghai can be a challenge for a new hotel — Star Service
$135
on Booking.com — Jetsetter
$124
on Booking.comEnvironmentally friendly policies set the standard at this chic urban hotel. — Gayot
As the centerpiece of the Shanghai Center complex on Nanjing Road, the 45-story Portman Ritz-Carlton melds contemporary Chinese with traditional European-style decor. — Afar Magazine
$139
on Booking.comA handsome five-star hotel... Service is top-notch. — Frommer's
$123
on Booking.comThis 37-story luxury hotel caters to a largely business clientele, but it's also a great getaway for leisure travelers. — Fodor's
$338
on Booking.comThe Grand Hyatt Shanghai is located between the 53rd and 87th floors of the Jin Mao Tower in Shanghaiâs Pudong business and financial district. — Gayot
$152
on Booking.comGrab drinks at Vue Bar, on the top floor, for sweeping views of both Pudong and the Bund. — Travel + Leisure
$145
on Booking.comThis 55-room boutique hotel, housed in a converted 1920s building on the corner of Nanjing Xi Lu and Taixing Lu, is almost too chi-chi for its own good. — Time Out
$158
on Booking.comWith considerable panache, Le Royal Méridien executes its Art Deco–inspired design throughout its 770 rooms, high above People's Park on central Nanjing Road. — Concierge
$146
on Booking.comA contemporary hotel with a youthful feel in downtown Shanghai, it's a stone's throw away from the shopping mecca of Huaihai Road and the peaceful, yet disappearing, Shikumen communities. — Travel + Leisure
$160
on Booking.comThe edgy, pared-back appeal of this former 1930s factory is exactly the draw for the modish, designer crowd that frequently books the 19-room boutique property. — Concierge
$256
on Booking.comFour Seasons is home to a world-class spa, state-of-the-art fitness center and a top-floor infinity pool with sweeping views of the surrounding skyscrapers. — Forbes Travel Guide
$191
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