Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Oriental Pearl Tower

Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Oriental Pearl Tower

At a glance: 3-star · 45 rooms

Near: Shanghai Tower · 2.2 km

Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower

Whatever your reason for visiting Shanghai,

Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower

is the perfect venue for an exhilarating and exciting break away. Variety is the spice of life.

Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower

offers an abundance of choices in activities, with its location just 3.5 km from the The Bund (Wai Tan).

Travelers are guaranteed to have a hassle-free stay with all the amenities and services provided by

Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower

. Your explorations of Shanghai can be assisted with the taxi services available here. Parking is provided free of charge for guests. You'll have no problem planning out your days and transportation needs with front desk services including concierge service and luggage storage.

The hotel's tours can even help you book tickets and reservations for entertainment and explorations. Wear your favorite outfits again and again thanks to the dry cleaning service and laundry service offered at

Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower

. The hotel's room service will make staying in a great choice. The hotel is entirely non-smoking.

Dining and things to do

What's better than a good cup of coffee? Start every vacation day at the hotel with an energizing cup of quality coffee. Throughout your stay, choose from a variety of delicious dining options at the hotel.

Around the property

While in Shanghai, take some time to venture outside of

Hanting Premium Hotel Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower

. You're sure to want to visit Oriental Pearl Tower located 2.6 km away, among the most sought-after photographs for anyone visiting Shanghai. Learn about the city's art history with a day at Shanghai Museum (Shanghai Bowuguan) located 5.1 km away, where you can see collections by famous artists.

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Good to know

Yuanshen Stadium Metro Station
Family Mart
South Bund Soft Spinning Material Market
ATM

Children: When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.

Amenities

Property amenities

Cafe
Restaurant
Room service
Tour and ticket booking service
Concierge service
Parking
Car rentals
Laundry room

Room features

Wi-Fi
Non-smoking rooms

Room types

Double rooms
Twin rooms
Family rooms
Business rooms

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Frequently asked questions about Shanghai

When is the best time to visit Shanghai?

The best time to visit Shanghai is in October and November, when temperatures are mild (18-24°C) and rain is less frequent. April and May are also pleasant, with warm days and moderate humidity. Avoid June through September, as it is hot and rainy, especially July and August with highs above 33°C and frequent downpours. Winter months are dry but chilly, with January and February seeing lows near 1-3°C.

Which area should I stay in in Shanghai?

For first-time visitors, stay near the Bund or People's Square for easy access to the waterfront and major sights. The former French Concession, around Xintiandi and Huaihai Road, suits those who enjoy tree-lined streets and cafes. Pudong's Lujiazui area is convenient for the skyscraper views and the Oriental Pearl Tower. The Langham Shanghai Xintiandi and Broadway Mansions Hotel are in these areas.

What are the must-see attractions in Shanghai?

Start with the Bund for its skyline views across the Huangpu River, then cross to the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and Shanghai Tower for observation decks. Yu Garden offers classic Ming-era gardens and old town charm, while Tianzifang is a maze of narrow lanes with shops and cafes. The Shanghai Museum is worth a visit for its ancient Chinese art collections.

What day trips can I take from Shanghai?

Full-day tours from Shanghai go to Suzhou, known for its classical gardens and canals, and Zhouzhuang, a water village with old bridges and houses. Zhujiajiao is another water town option, with its own canals and stone streets. These trips are a good way to see the region beyond the city.

How many days do I need in Shanghai?

Plan 3 to 4 days for Shanghai. In 3 days, see The Bund, Yu Garden, Shanghai Tower, and Tianzifang, plus a museum like Shanghai Museum or Jing'an Temple. Add a fourth day for a day trip to Suzhou or Zhujiajiao, which needs an extra day. If you want to include the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and Century Park, a fourth day in the city helps.