Hotels With Bar in Shanghai, China

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The breakfast was excellent, with a wide variety of fresh and delicious options to choose from each morning. The rooms were beautifully designed, clean, and very comfortable, making it easy to relax after a long day. The location is also a big plus—conveniently situated close to everything you need, which made exploring the area very easy. The staff were friendly, professional, and always helpful. Special thanks to Tim and the team for making our stay so smooth and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this hotel and would happily stay here again.

I had a slight delay checking out, and the hotel was incredibly accommodating and understanding – very human-centered. They didn't rush me at all; their service is really flexible. Overall, it was impeccable! The hotel is high-end and stylish. They were always responsive to questions and requests, making it a fantastic experience. Getting around is super convenient; there are several popular spots right downstairs. The riverside is less than 900 meters away by foot, perfect for cycling and enjoying the river view. Plus, there are great Halal dining options nearby, including a Xinjiang restaurant, a noodle shop, and A Xiya...

Facilities: There are 2 washing machines and 2 dryers. The laundry area is a bit cramped, with treadmills located just behind it. Cleanliness: The room was clean. Since it's new, it's naturally in good condition. Environment: The hotel environment is decent. It's near an electronics market, and next to a Light Hotel. Service: Excellent. Both the front desk staff and the cleaning aunties greeted me proactively. I would definitely choose to stay here again. It's quite close to the pedestrian street, though not near a subway station. But that doesn't bother me as I usually take taxis 🚗.

I brought an inspection team to Shanghai this time, and our itinerary was packed. I initially thought the hotel would just be a place to sleep, but the Pudong Shangri-La truly exceeded my expectations. The moment I stepped into the room, the Bund river view outside the window immediately washed away most of my fatigue. Especially at night, gazing at the lit-up Huangpu River really makes you marvel at Shanghai's charm. What I want to praise most is their service – it wasn't a cold, distant politeness, but a genuine feeling of 'home.' Because I had meetings, I often left early and returned late. Once, I casually asked where I could find hot congee. Not only did the front desk staff patiently give me directions, but the next morning at breakfast, they actually proactively asked me if I had rested well. This feeling of being cared for is truly heartwarming in fast-paced Lujiazui. And the view from the Executive Lounge is absolutely breathtaking! Sipping coffee while looking at the Oriental Pearl Tower, my efficiency for organizing inspection notes significantly improved there. The breakfast selection was so extensive it was almost overwhelming, and every bite showcased the exquisite quality expected of a five-star hotel. Even though it's an older landmark in Shanghai, its steady elegance and just-right warmth still make it my top choice. Next time I'm in Shanghai, I'll definitely stay here again!

The Novotel Shanghai Atlantis is an excellent choice for experiencing the magic city's skyline. Located on Pudong Avenue, it's just a short walk to the subway, making transport very convenient. Its biggest highlight is the high-altitude view, directly facing Lujiazui's 'three-piece suit' (referring to the three iconic skyscrapers) and the Huangpu River. The night view is truly stunning. The revolving restaurant offers an expansive view, and the breakfast experience is superb. The hotel also features an indoor heated pool and a gym. While some facilities show a bit of age, its unbeatable views and attentive service still make it a highly cost-effective place to stay.

This is an established upscale hotel in the heart of Shanghai Pudong's commercial district (formerly the Qilu Courtyard by Marriott). Its location is superb, directly across the street from Century Link (which houses Century Avenue Metro Station, Shanghai's largest subway hub, connecting Lines 2, 4, 6, and 9). Next door is 96 Square, and First Yaohan Department Store is not far, making it incredibly convenient for leisure, shopping, and dining. Although it's over two decades old, the hotel's renovated environment and facilities feel brand new. The rooms are spacious, and the shower pressure is excellent and consistent, which was very comfortable. Plus, the price I booked on Ctrip offered great value for money.

We had an absolutely wonderful stay at the Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World. The experience exceeded our expectations in every way. The view from the hotel is truly unbeatable — especially overlooking the vibrant city skyline and People’s Square. The location is incredibly convenient, with easy access to shopping, dining, and major attractions, making it perfect for both leisure and business travelers. What made our stay especially memorable was the exceptional service. Duty Manager Justin was incredibly kind, attentive, and professional. We had several special requests during our stay, and he handled each one with great care and consideration, making us feel genuinely valued and well taken care of. We highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Shanghai and would definitely stay here again.

This is an eager five-star review, starting with a special shout-out to Bernie and Grace at the Executive Lounge for their exceptional help and superb coffee! All the other staff were also very nice, and the desserts by the plump chef at breakfast were incredibly amazing. It was a perfect travel experience, full marks. Now for the specifics. From the check-in date, the experience was top-notch. For my 4-day trip, the front desk offered a room upgrade at the minimum extra cost, allowing my whole family to enjoy a full river view plus executive benefits throughout our stay. The rooftop swimming pool was fantastic; the water quality was perfect, and swimming naked at night didn't feel uncomfortable at all. My baby practically lived in the pool and executive lounge for several days. The breakfast was more Western-style, with unbeatable desserts. The ice cream and donuts were outstanding. The Executive Lounge is on the 28th floor, and lunch is à la carte. I highly recommend the foie gras and wagyu burger – absolutely fantastic. The beef was cooked to perfection, and the tenderness of the foie gras and beef complemented each other beautifully. For afternoon tea, there were various coffee options, and the cappuccino and iced latte I tried were both excellent. The light dinner in the evening was more than sufficient for a traveler; the creamy mushroom chicken stew, grilled sausages, and curry beef left a very deep impression. Finally, let's talk about the room and hotel environment. Kempinski perfectly replicated the essence of classic elegance. While the room facilities might seem a bit dated, the hotel redefined luxury with its tangible comfort. The room temperature was always just right, and the experience with personal garments, towels, and bedding made you unconsciously indulge in the luxury. Even the blankets by the pool were warm, truly embodying the idea of 'warm service.' Lastly, to pick a bone, I'll offer some limited suggestions as a guest: Firstly, with the economic downturn, family travel will gradually become mainstream. Breakfast could add some kid-friendly items like smiley potato fries, ketchup, and bolognese pasta, which wouldn't significantly increase costs. Secondly, the glass needs cleaning, especially the panoramic glass at the pool, as it affects the view. I can't come up with a third point because the experience was truly excellent. I hope they continue their efforts. As a long-established luxury hotel in the 'center of the universe,' it needs to uphold not only its style and culture but also persistent passion and warmth. I will definitely visit again. (The ice cream wasn't replenished; it was photographed after closing, which shows how popular it is!)

You could post something like this for Crowne Plaza Shanghai Nanjing Road: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great location right in the heart of Shanghai and within walking distance to shopping, restaurants, the metro, and the Bund. The staff were very accommodating, professional, and always willing to help whenever needed. The room was clean, comfortable, and made for a very enjoyable stay. I would definitely stay here again on my next trip to Shanghai.

As a solo female traveler, this hotel quickly became one of my favorites. The staff was incredibly friendly, helpful, and—most importantly—patient. I needed assistance shipping my luggage, and they handled everything seamlessly. Check-in was also quick and easy. The decor is absolutely beautiful. I love birds, so I was pleasantly surprised to discover it’s a bird-themed hotel—with live birds in the lobby! The design is so stylish, it honestly inspired me to rethink my own home decor. And the breakfast? Phenomenal. I genuinely wish I had more stomachs so I could try everything. The next time I’m in Shanghai, I’ll definitely be staying here again. Thank you for a WONDERFUL stay!