Shanghai, an amazing city in China, attracts millions of visitors each year for travel or business. In accordance with the development of this city, hundreds of hotels were built up one after another along the Pudong High-tech Zone. The three important exhibition/conference halls in Shanghai are: the New International Expo Center, the International Conference Center & the Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center. There are many wonderful places for tourists to visit in this city, such as the Bund and Renmin Square, the JingAn Temple and the Xujiahui shopping center.

Note:
New International Expo Center: No. 2345 Longyang Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai, China
International Conference Center: No.2727 Bin Jiang Da Dao, Pudong District, Shanghai, China
Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center: No.78 Cao Bao Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China

Shanghai has many luxury hotels of an international standard, such as the Ritz Portman, Four Seasons, Grand Hyatt, JC Mandarin, JW Marriott, Park Hotel, etc. Also, there are budget hotel chains like 168 Motel, Super Group etc, that have been built to cater for another group of clients.

Listed below are some of the hotels in this city which have a high reputation and provide accommodation at a reasonable price.

Luxury Hotels:

Regal International East Asia Hotel
(5 star) Xujiahui District
The Regal International East Asia Hotel is a luxury 5 star hotel located in the prestigious diplomatic district in Hengshan Road, convenient to transport. It is managed by the Hong Kong Regal Hotel Group. It opened in 1997 and was re-decorated in 2003.

Howard Johnson All Suites Hotel, Shanghai
(5 star) Hongqiao District
As a member of the Howard Johnson Hotels & Resorts, Howard Johnson All Suites Hotel is home to the most prestige shopping, business and cultural arena in the heart of Shanghai metropolis. With renowned Howard Johnson style of service and decor, the Howard Johnson All Suites Hotel is a truly international business hotel designed to offer you sophisticated and gracious hospitality. Howard Johnson All Suites Hotel is Howard Johnson's first all-suite hotel in China. Each of the 458 well-appointed suites, ranging in area from 53 to 95 square meters, is full-equipped with modern kitchen facilities and luxury bathroom amenities. The tasteful paintings created by art master Monet are proudly displayed in each room, and all one and two bedroom suites are meticulously designed to offer the utmost level of comfort to individual travelers and families alike.

Moderate Hotels:

Hotel Sofitel Hyland, Shanghai
(4 star) Nanjing Road
The Hotel Sofitel Hyland, Shanghai is a four star hotel located in the prosperous Nanjing Road. It is a stone's throw to walk to the Nanjing Road----the most famous shopping center in Shanghai known abroad. It is managed by the Sofitel Group and boasts 219 rooms. It is opened in 2003 and newly decorated in 2004.

Broadway Mansions Hotel, Shanghai
(4 star) The Bund, People's Square
The Broadway Mansions Hotel, Shanghai, is located in the Bund with a panoramic view of the Huangpu River, the Grand Hyatt Building (the highest hotel in the world), and the famous Oriental Pearl TV Tower. It was built in 1934 by British merchants and re-decorated in 2005. There are 246 rooms/suites in the hotel.

Pacific Luck Hotel, Shanghai
(3 star) Nanjing Road
The Pacific Luck Hotel, Shanghai is close to the Shopping Center---Nanjing Road. It is maybe the most economical hotel in the Nanjing Road suitable for the travelers. It opened in 1996 and was re-decorated in 2005. There are170 rooms/suites in the hotel.

Yangtze Hotel, Shanghai
(3 star) Bund & People's Square
The Yangtze Hotel, fashioned in Portuguese style, is located in the heart of Shanghai, right beside the bustling Nanjing Road shopping area. It opened in 1934 and was re-decorated in 2005. There are 544 rooms in the hotel.

Metropole Hotel, Shanghai
(3 star) Bund & People's Square
The three-star Metropole Hotel is a member of Jin Jiang International Hotels Management. It is located in the city center and is only a few minutes' walk from the European architecture and waterfront views of the Bund district. It opened in 1934 and was re-decorated in 2005. There are 142 rooms in the hotel.

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