Huangpu

Astor House hotel with its original name Richard hotel has a very long history which can date back to 1846, Indeed, the hotel has witnessed many breakthrough events in Chinese history. The first lamp bulb in the country was lit here, the first telephone in the country was switched on here, and the first sound film from the West was projected here. Plus, China's first ball was held in the hotel, helping to bring to a close the tradition that women should not attend social activities. To some extent, it is really a symbol and epitome of the historical nature of Shanghai.

Some of the famous tourist spots that you can visit while staying here are The Bund, People's Square, and The Shanghai Museum. It offers 165 air-conditioned guestrooms, all of which have mini-bar, cable TV, and room safe. It is a must-try to dine in at their restaurant called Shanghai Town that serves Beijing and Shanghai cuisines.

This five-star hotel takes a more personal approach in presenting China's sophisticated business capital. It features accommodations, cuisines, function rooms, and recreation centers that reflect the booming city: luxurious, rich, and world-class. The first all-steel high-rise structure in the area, Salvo Hotel Shanghai serves as a window to the city's marvelous landmarks. It offers views of the Bund, Huangpu River, and beyond – letting you experience Shanghai all at once.

Takes a few minutes to boutiques, markets, and historical sites, such as People’s Square and Yu Yuan Garden. Offers 94 air-conditioned rooms with mini bar, television, telephone, and free high speed Internet access.

Offers air-conditioned rooms, all of which have room safe, telephone with voice mail, and high-speed Internet access. Some of its amenities include Jinmen Club spa and beauty salon, badminton and swimming facilities, and free shuttle bus to and from Hongqiao International Airport.