These hotels in Shanghai offer comfortable stays, each with its own unique charm~

Courtyard by Marriott Shanghai International Tourism Resort Experience 🌁 Decoration style: A blend of modern business style and resort feel, mainly warm tones. The lobby features large glass curtain walls to bring in natural light. The guest rooms have wooden decorations paired with geometric patterned carpets, simple yet exquisite, with Disney elements sprinkled in the details. 🏘️ Room type/layout: The rooms are square and practical, with comfortable bedding, a spacious desk suitable for work, a bathroom with dry and wet separation, strong shower water pressure, and a balcony overlooking the resort’s green space. The overall layout is compact yet transparent. 🎠 Activities: Adjacent to Disneyland, with scheduled shuttle buses; nearby is Star Wish Park, where you can cycle or take a boat ride to enjoy both nature and the park’s fun. 🍽️ Dining features: The restaurant offers a fusion of Chinese and Western dishes. Breakfast includes Shanghai soup dumplings with thin skin and ample filling, rich in broth. Dinner features braised pork belly that is tender and flavorful, paired authentically with local yellow wine. 💰 Average cost: About 800-1200 RMB per night. 💗 Other tips: The hotel offers quick laundry service, suitable for long stays; “Shanghai’s night, a dreamy intoxication, neon lights flicker gently.” Watching the park fireworks from the hotel terrace at night lets you better understand the city’s romance. Mercure Shanghai People’s Square Experience 🌁 Decoration style: Luxurious vintage style, with golden carved columns and crystal chandeliers in the lobby. The rooms have thick carpets, European four-poster beds with silk bedding, and vintage oil paintings on the walls, exuding the modernity and elegance of old Shanghai. 🏘️ Room type/layout: The suite is spacious, with a living room furnished with genuine leather sofas and antique coffee tables. The bedroom and living area are clearly separated. The independent bathtub has a scenic window facing the bustling People’s Square. The walk-in closet is comparable to a small storage room. 🎠 Activities: Within walking distance to the Bund, allowing close-up views of international architecture; Nanjing Road pedestrian street is nearby, very convenient for shopping. 🍽️ Dining features: Michelin-recommended restaurant on site, specializing in a fusion of local Shanghai cuisine and French dishes. Steamed shad fish retains its original flavor, black truffle steak is tender and juicy, and the dessert “Osmanthus Rice Cake” carries the sweetness of Jiangnan. 💰 Average cost: About 2000-3500 RMB per night. 💗 Other tips: 24-hour butler service available on call, customized welcome gifts upon check-in; “I stand by the Huangpu River, witnessing a century of change.” Overlooking the river view from the hotel’s upper floors feels like touching Shanghai’s profound history.