New Hotels in Shanghai 2026

Andaz Shanghai ITC sits in Shanghai’s heritage-rich Xuhui district, where old neighborhood textures meet the city’s newer vertical skyline. The hotel is positioned as a lifestyle address with 267 rooms and suites, many set on higher floors for broad city views, and interiors that lean into local references rather than generic polish. Expect contemporary comfort, strong design cues, and a layout that suits both short business stays and slower urban weekends. On-site facilities include a restaurant, pool, fitness center, concierge service, parking, and room service, with practical business support and accessible features rounding out the experience. It is a hotel that reads the city rather than trying to outshine it.

Andaz Shanghai ITC sits in Shanghai’s heritage-rich Xuhui district, where old neighborhood textures meet the city’s newer vertical skyline. The hotel is positioned as a lifestyle address with 267 rooms and suites, many set on higher floors for broad city views, and interiors that lean into local references rather than generic polish. Expect contemporary comfort, strong design cues, and a layout that suits both short business stays and slower urban weekends. On-site facilities include a restaurant, pool, fitness center, concierge service, parking, and room service, with practical business support and accessible features rounding out the experience. It is a hotel that reads the city rather than trying to outshine it.

Hongqiao Jin Jiang Hotel Shanghai is now part of the Handwritten Collection by Accor, placing a large, practical Shanghai address into a brand built around character rather than formula. The hotel sits in Hongqiao, in Changning district, with straightforward access to metro links, Hongqiao Railway Station and Hongqiao International Airport. It offers 587 rooms and suites, and the accommodation is presented in a calm, contemporary style that suits business trips as well as longer city stays. Dining is anchored by Café Bistro and Lobby Court, with a mix of Chinese, Asian and lighter international options. The hotel also has a fitness centre, indoor pool, sauna, massage services and about 1,900 square metres of meeting space across several rooms and a large ballroom.

Located in Shanghai’s rapidly developing Qiantan district, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai Qiantan reflects the brand’s signature blend of heritage elegance and contemporary luxury. Rising above the Huangpu River, the property offers sweeping skyline views and refined interiors inspired by Art Deco influences with a modern interpretation. Spacious rooms and suites feature marble finishes, soft neutral palettes and expansive windows. Dining venues present elevated Chinese cuisine alongside international concepts, while a full-service spa and indoor pool enhance the sense of urban retreat. The hotel caters to travellers seeking sophisticated comfort in one of Shanghai’s most forward-looking neighbourhoods.

Thompson Shanghai Expo brings a new luxury lifestyle address to Shanghai, blending contemporary sophistication with the industrial heritage and creative energy of the World Expo district. Located in Pudong near the Huangpu River, the hotel is designed as an urban retreat where design, art, gastronomy and nightlife come together in a distinctly cosmopolitan setting. The property features 254 stylish rooms and suites with warm residential touches, hardwood floors and floor-to-ceiling windows offering city or river views. Dining and social life are central to the experience, from refined Chinese cuisine and relaxed moments at BAOBAO Lounge to rooftop cocktails, live music and skyline views at TOTS. Guests also benefit from a 25-meter heated indoor pool, sauna and steam rooms, a 24-hour fitness center, and striking event spaces including Thompson Hall, one of the largest ballrooms in the Shanghai World Expo area.

Located near the Shanghai World Expo area, Exposition Mumian Shanghai fuses urban sophistication with Chinese contemporary art. Sleek interiors feature warm wood, soft lighting, and calligraphic motifs. Spacious rooms overlook the Huangpu River, while the restaurant offers refined regional cuisine. A rooftop terrace, tea lounge, and fitness centre add modern balance. The hotel stands as a tranquil counterpoint to the city’s bustle—stylish, cultural, and quietly refined.

The St. Regis on the Bund, Shanghai is set in Huangpu District on the city’s historic riverfront, with the Huangpu River in front and Pudong’s towers rising across the water. The hotel brings a polished St. Regis atmosphere to one of Shanghai’s most recognizable urban settings, combining contemporary luxury with decorative references to magnolia embroidery and the brand’s Astor heritage. Accommodation includes 192 rooms, among them 13 suites, many designed to frame views of the Bund, the river or Lujiazui, with St. Regis Butler service adding a quiet layer of precision. Dining ranges from all-day international and Shanghainese dishes at The St. Regis Brasserie to afternoon tea in The Drawing Room, cocktails at The St. Regis Bar and California-inspired cuisine at rooftop Spago Shanghai. Facilities include a spa with three treatment suites, a 24-hour fitness center and a heated indoor pool.

Atwell Suites Shanghai Wuning by IHG is set in the Wuning area of Shanghai, a practical base on the western side of the city centre where residential blocks, offices and everyday neighbourhood restaurants give the district a working-Shanghai rhythm. The hotel follows IHG’s suite-led Atwell Suites concept, with contemporary accommodation planned for guests who want more space than a standard room: areas to sleep, sit, work and unpack are kept clearly defined, with a calm, modern finish. It suits business travellers, longer city stays and visitors who prefer easy movement between Putuo, Jing’an and the wider metro network rather than a purely tourist address. Dining is kept straightforward, with breakfast and casual refreshment spaces supporting a flexible day, while fitness and practical guest services round out the stay. The mood is polished but not formal, useful in a city that rewards energy and good logistics.

Moxy Shanghai Putuo is a modern Marriott hotel in Shanghai’s Putuo District, a practical base for travellers who want the city’s residential energy within reach of major rail links and central neighbourhoods. The mood is unmistakably Moxy: bright public spaces, contemporary furniture, a video wall and Plug and Meet areas designed for casual work, presentations or a quick regroup between outings. Rooms are compact and efficient, with 55-inch flat-screen TVs, built-in USB ports, free Wi-Fi, walk-in showers and clever hanging and storage details. Moxy Kitchen & Bar anchors the social side of the hotel, serving breakfast, snacks, drinks, wines by the glass and local brews through the day and evening. Facilities include a fitness centre with cardio and strength equipment, business centre, meeting space, on-site laundry, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and complimentary on-site parking.

Radisson Blu Hotel, Shanghai Stadium sits inside the Xujiahui Sports Park area of Shanghai’s Xuhui district, with the city’s stadium culture and everyday commercial life right on the doorstep. The hotel is built for travellers who want a practical, well-connected base rather than a postcard view of the Bund. Rooms and suites are modern and quietly styled, with clear lines, work-friendly layouts and some outlooks over the stadium or the surrounding park. Dining spans Chinese dishes, international all-day options and bar service, while the wellness facilities add a pool, gym and spa treatments. Meeting space is substantial, so the hotel also works smoothly for conferences, events and business stays.

Aloft Shanghai Hongqiao sits in Shanghai’s Qingpu District, in the Hongqiao Business District close to the National Exhibition and Convention Center and the Hongqiao transport hub. The hotel has a crisp, contemporary Aloft character: open social areas, bright design notes and 295 rooms shaped for business travellers, fair visitors and short Shanghai stays. Rooms are modern and practical, with in-room Wi-Fi, work space and the straightforward comfort expected from the brand. Breakfast is served at Depot by Aloft, while W XYZ Bar and Re:Fuel cover drinks, light snacks and the useful pause between meetings or flights. A 24-hour Re:Charge fitness centre, meeting and event spaces, daily housekeeping and on-site parking add convenience. With Metro Lines 2 and 17 nearby, the hotel offers easy connections across western Shanghai and into the wider city.

Hyatt Regency Shanghai Lingang is a contemporary full-service hotel in Shanghai’s Lingang district, set near Dishui Lake and positioned for both business trips and slower stays. The hotel has 305 rooms and suites, many with water or city views, plus club-access options for guests who want a quieter floor and more attentive service. Dining is broad and practical rather than theatrical, with a Chinese restaurant, grill, all-day café, bar, lounge, and pastry shop. The property also places real weight on events, with extensive meeting space, large ballrooms, and a conference setup that suits corporate functions, weddings, and group gatherings. A pool, fitness center, kids club, pet-friendly rooms, and parking round out the offer.

Set beside Dishui Lake in Shanghai’s Lingang New Town, Hyatt Place Shanghai Lingang Xinchen International Conference Center is a modern, business-friendly base with an easygoing rhythm. The hotel sits within the wider Hyatt complex in Pudong, close to the Shanghai Astronomy Museum and other lakeside sights, so it works as neatly for conference stays as for slower days around the coast. Guestrooms and suites are pared back and practical, with large windows, lake or city views, family-friendly options, and the familiar Hyatt Place mix of comfort and utility. Dining is centered on The Kitchen, while the hotel also offers a fitness center, laundry facilities, parking, and flexible meeting space.

Set beside the Shanghai L+Snow Indoor Skiing Theme Resort in Pudong’s Lin-gang Special Area, this IHG hotel is built around a very specific idea: a city stay that feels half alpine lodge, half resort escape. The design leans into ski-chalet warmth, with wood textures, soft furnishings and views over the snow world. Accommodation includes guest rooms and suites, among them 17 duplex ski-in, ski-out suites with direct slope access. Dining is anchored by Teppanyaki and a rooftop bar, while an indoor pool, ski concierge and resort connection give the hotel a distinctly active, winter-themed rhythm.

Andaz Shanghai ITC sits in Shanghai’s heritage-rich Xuhui district, where old neighborhood textures meet the city’s newer vertical skyline. The hotel is positioned as a lifestyle address with 267 rooms and suites, many set on higher floors for broad city views, and interiors that lean into local references rather than generic polish. Expect contemporary comfort, strong design cues, and a layout that suits both short business stays and slower urban weekends. On-site facilities include a restaurant, pool, fitness center, concierge service, parking, and room service, with practical business support and accessible features rounding out the experience. It is a hotel that reads the city rather than trying to outshine it.

Hongqiao Jin Jiang Hotel Shanghai is now part of the Handwritten Collection by Accor, placing a large, practical Shanghai address into a brand built around character rather than formula. The hotel sits in Hongqiao, in Changning district, with straightforward access to metro links, Hongqiao Railway Station and Hongqiao International Airport. It offers 587 rooms and suites, and the accommodation is presented in a calm, contemporary style that suits business trips as well as longer city stays. Dining is anchored by Café Bistro and Lobby Court, with a mix of Chinese, Asian and lighter international options. The hotel also has a fitness centre, indoor pool, sauna, massage services and about 1,900 square metres of meeting space across several rooms and a large ballroom.

Located in Shanghai’s rapidly developing Qiantan district, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai Qiantan reflects the brand’s signature blend of heritage elegance and contemporary luxury. Rising above the Huangpu River, the property offers sweeping skyline views and refined interiors inspired by Art Deco influences with a modern interpretation. Spacious rooms and suites feature marble finishes, soft neutral palettes and expansive windows. Dining venues present elevated Chinese cuisine alongside international concepts, while a full-service spa and indoor pool enhance the sense of urban retreat. The hotel caters to travellers seeking sophisticated comfort in one of Shanghai’s most forward-looking neighbourhoods.

Thompson Shanghai Expo brings a new luxury lifestyle address to Shanghai, blending contemporary sophistication with the industrial heritage and creative energy of the World Expo district. Located in Pudong near the Huangpu River, the hotel is designed as an urban retreat where design, art, gastronomy and nightlife come together in a distinctly cosmopolitan setting. The property features 254 stylish rooms and suites with warm residential touches, hardwood floors and floor-to-ceiling windows offering city or river views. Dining and social life are central to the experience, from refined Chinese cuisine and relaxed moments at BAOBAO Lounge to rooftop cocktails, live music and skyline views at TOTS. Guests also benefit from a 25-meter heated indoor pool, sauna and steam rooms, a 24-hour fitness center, and striking event spaces including Thompson Hall, one of the largest ballrooms in the Shanghai World Expo area.

Located near the Shanghai World Expo area, Exposition Mumian Shanghai fuses urban sophistication with Chinese contemporary art. Sleek interiors feature warm wood, soft lighting, and calligraphic motifs. Spacious rooms overlook the Huangpu River, while the restaurant offers refined regional cuisine. A rooftop terrace, tea lounge, and fitness centre add modern balance. The hotel stands as a tranquil counterpoint to the city’s bustle—stylish, cultural, and quietly refined.

The St. Regis on the Bund, Shanghai is set in Huangpu District on the city’s historic riverfront, with the Huangpu River in front and Pudong’s towers rising across the water. The hotel brings a polished St. Regis atmosphere to one of Shanghai’s most recognizable urban settings, combining contemporary luxury with decorative references to magnolia embroidery and the brand’s Astor heritage. Accommodation includes 192 rooms, among them 13 suites, many designed to frame views of the Bund, the river or Lujiazui, with St. Regis Butler service adding a quiet layer of precision. Dining ranges from all-day international and Shanghainese dishes at The St. Regis Brasserie to afternoon tea in The Drawing Room, cocktails at The St. Regis Bar and California-inspired cuisine at rooftop Spago Shanghai. Facilities include a spa with three treatment suites, a 24-hour fitness center and a heated indoor pool.

Atwell Suites Shanghai Wuning by IHG is set in the Wuning area of Shanghai, a practical base on the western side of the city centre where residential blocks, offices and everyday neighbourhood restaurants give the district a working-Shanghai rhythm. The hotel follows IHG’s suite-led Atwell Suites concept, with contemporary accommodation planned for guests who want more space than a standard room: areas to sleep, sit, work and unpack are kept clearly defined, with a calm, modern finish. It suits business travellers, longer city stays and visitors who prefer easy movement between Putuo, Jing’an and the wider metro network rather than a purely tourist address. Dining is kept straightforward, with breakfast and casual refreshment spaces supporting a flexible day, while fitness and practical guest services round out the stay. The mood is polished but not formal, useful in a city that rewards energy and good logistics.

Moxy Shanghai Putuo is a modern Marriott hotel in Shanghai’s Putuo District, a practical base for travellers who want the city’s residential energy within reach of major rail links and central neighbourhoods. The mood is unmistakably Moxy: bright public spaces, contemporary furniture, a video wall and Plug and Meet areas designed for casual work, presentations or a quick regroup between outings. Rooms are compact and efficient, with 55-inch flat-screen TVs, built-in USB ports, free Wi-Fi, walk-in showers and clever hanging and storage details. Moxy Kitchen & Bar anchors the social side of the hotel, serving breakfast, snacks, drinks, wines by the glass and local brews through the day and evening. Facilities include a fitness centre with cardio and strength equipment, business centre, meeting space, on-site laundry, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and complimentary on-site parking.

Radisson Blu Hotel, Shanghai Stadium sits inside the Xujiahui Sports Park area of Shanghai’s Xuhui district, with the city’s stadium culture and everyday commercial life right on the doorstep. The hotel is built for travellers who want a practical, well-connected base rather than a postcard view of the Bund. Rooms and suites are modern and quietly styled, with clear lines, work-friendly layouts and some outlooks over the stadium or the surrounding park. Dining spans Chinese dishes, international all-day options and bar service, while the wellness facilities add a pool, gym and spa treatments. Meeting space is substantial, so the hotel also works smoothly for conferences, events and business stays.

Aloft Shanghai Hongqiao sits in Shanghai’s Qingpu District, in the Hongqiao Business District close to the National Exhibition and Convention Center and the Hongqiao transport hub. The hotel has a crisp, contemporary Aloft character: open social areas, bright design notes and 295 rooms shaped for business travellers, fair visitors and short Shanghai stays. Rooms are modern and practical, with in-room Wi-Fi, work space and the straightforward comfort expected from the brand. Breakfast is served at Depot by Aloft, while W XYZ Bar and Re:Fuel cover drinks, light snacks and the useful pause between meetings or flights. A 24-hour Re:Charge fitness centre, meeting and event spaces, daily housekeeping and on-site parking add convenience. With Metro Lines 2 and 17 nearby, the hotel offers easy connections across western Shanghai and into the wider city.

Hyatt Regency Shanghai Lingang is a contemporary full-service hotel in Shanghai’s Lingang district, set near Dishui Lake and positioned for both business trips and slower stays. The hotel has 305 rooms and suites, many with water or city views, plus club-access options for guests who want a quieter floor and more attentive service. Dining is broad and practical rather than theatrical, with a Chinese restaurant, grill, all-day café, bar, lounge, and pastry shop. The property also places real weight on events, with extensive meeting space, large ballrooms, and a conference setup that suits corporate functions, weddings, and group gatherings. A pool, fitness center, kids club, pet-friendly rooms, and parking round out the offer.

Set beside Dishui Lake in Shanghai’s Lingang New Town, Hyatt Place Shanghai Lingang Xinchen International Conference Center is a modern, business-friendly base with an easygoing rhythm. The hotel sits within the wider Hyatt complex in Pudong, close to the Shanghai Astronomy Museum and other lakeside sights, so it works as neatly for conference stays as for slower days around the coast. Guestrooms and suites are pared back and practical, with large windows, lake or city views, family-friendly options, and the familiar Hyatt Place mix of comfort and utility. Dining is centered on The Kitchen, while the hotel also offers a fitness center, laundry facilities, parking, and flexible meeting space.

Set beside the Shanghai L+Snow Indoor Skiing Theme Resort in Pudong’s Lin-gang Special Area, this IHG hotel is built around a very specific idea: a city stay that feels half alpine lodge, half resort escape. The design leans into ski-chalet warmth, with wood textures, soft furnishings and views over the snow world. Accommodation includes guest rooms and suites, among them 17 duplex ski-in, ski-out suites with direct slope access. Dining is anchored by Teppanyaki and a rooftop bar, while an indoor pool, ski concierge and resort connection give the hotel a distinctly active, winter-themed rhythm.