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The latest incarnation of the exclusive Hong Kong luxury brand. — Rough Guide
$300
on Booking.comOccupying both sides of the road, this was formerly the Cathay, the most famous hotel in Shanghai, home to the Jazz Bar and still well worth a visit to admire the Art Deco interior. — Rough Guide
$261
on Booking.comRooms have taupe furnishings, with flashes of indigo and lotus-green, and abstract ink paintings of traditional Chinese garden landscapes. — Afar Magazine
$418
on Booking.comLuxury hotel in the heart of JingAn District prides itself on offering the best "urban zen" experience in this bustlin' town. — BlackBook
$214
on Booking.comNew York City-based Tony Chi created the interiors to resemble a sophisticated modern Chinese residence, hence the series of gates, halls, and chambers. — Concierge
$302
on Booking.comThis vivacious Art Deco jewel crowning a corporate skytower ticks all the boxes for a pampered east-bank stay, especially with its engaging service, blissful spa and excellent dining options. — The Telegraph
$270
on Booking.comThe Waldorf Astoria in Shanghai continues the brand's love affair with the halcyon days of opulence. — BlackBook
$270
on Booking.comIt offers spacious, sexy rooms, a good range of facilities and a lively vibe. — The Telegraph
$132
on Booking.comAlthough Pudong Shangri-La, Shanghai is enormous, with nearly 1,000 rooms spread across two buildings, you won’t feel lost in the Four-Star hotel. — Forbes Travel Guide
$122
on Booking.comChina isn’t exactly known for sustainability, but the new Urbn Hotels & Resorts group aims to change that. — Travel + Leisure
$155
on Booking.comAs 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
$137
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
$149
on Booking.com"Within walking distance of the Bund," this geometric tower with a pointed apex has "spacious, elegant" rooms—makore-wood panels, silk-textured wallpaper, jade-colored ceramics. — Condé Nast Traveler
$143
on Booking.comLodged in a refurbished 1926 neoclassical building on Nanjing Lu, the chic boutique hotel JIA (Mandarin for "home") wants to be your home away from home. — Frommer's
$155
on Booking.comA handsome five-star hotel... Service is top-notch. — Frommer's
$121
on Booking.comAmidst the hustle and bustle of one of Shanghai's busiest commercial areas in Puxi, this international deluxe property provides guests with a refined base from which to explore the city. — Star Service
$338
on Booking.comThis 66-floor hotel cuts a dramatic figure in the Shanghai skyline with its triangular tip. — Star Service
$146
on Booking.comFeatures 307 rooms with wood floors, boldly upholstered walls, and what Andaz calls DigiValets—iPads that control room functions such as lighting, temperature, and curtains. — Afar Magazine
$158
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.comThis striking, 1934 Art Deco hotel has undergone a complete overhaul from a three-star outfit into a handsome, ultraluxurious boutique hotel. — Frommer's
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