Les Meilleurs Hôtels pour Gourmets à Shanghai

The 1910 Shanghai Club building is one of the Bund's most storied addresses — the legendary Long Bar, once the longest bar in Asia, still anchors the ground floor. Rooms in the heritage wing retain original marble fireplaces and ornate plasterwork, while the tower addition offers Huangpu River panoramas that confirm why the Bund remains Shanghai's defining spectacle.

• Heritage
• Luxe
• Bund
• Romance

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The 1929 Sassoon House — green pyramid rooftop and art deco grandeur at the Bund's centrepoint — is one of Shanghai's greatest buildings, and the Fairmont's stewardship has preserved every inch of its theatrical character. The Jazz Bar, where the Old Jazz Band has played since the 1980s, offers nightly performances that feel less like entertainment than time travel.

• Heritage
• Iconic
• Bund
• Jazz

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A hushed oasis of pools, pavilions, and gardens transplanted from Bangkok to the former French Concession — an unlikely combination that works brilliantly. Generous room sizes, a 25-metre outdoor pool flanked by tropical planting, and La Scala restaurant serving refined Italian cuisine attract Shanghai's most discerning leisure travellers.

• Luxe
• Familles
• Pool
• French Concession

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The soaring Tomorrow Square tower puts guests in rooms starting at the 38th floor — wake-up views that take in Pudong, People's Park, and the full sweep of the city on a clear morning. Highly efficient, well-positioned for both the commercial centre and the old neighbourhoods, and a consistent favourite with business travellers who want genuine comfort.

• Views
• Business
• Central
• Luxe

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China's first carbon-neutral hotel occupies a converted factory complex in Jing'an — exposed brick, reclaimed timber, and salvaged industrial fittings create a warmth that purpose-built hotels rarely achieve. The courtyard garden, the excellent cocktail bar, and the genuinely warm service have made it a cult favourite with repeat visitors.

• Boutique
• Sustainability
• Design
• Value

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A boutique gem on the quietest stretch of Fuxing Road — eleven individually designed rooms in a restored 1930s villa, each one a careful blend of Shanghai Art Deco and contemporary French sensibility. The intimate scale means service feels almost private, and the neighbourhood restaurants and bars are among Shanghai's finest.

• Boutique
• Heritage
• Romance
• Neighbourhood

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