Serviced Apartments in China

From short-term assignments to long-term relocations, our serviced apartments offer the perfect balance of comfort, flexibility, and convenience in China’s leading business destinations. Choose from high-quality options in Shanghai’s financial district, Shenzhen’s tech-driven landscape, and Beijing’s political centre.

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Serviced Apartments in Popular Destinations

• Shanghai: China’s global financial hub and most populous city, known for its impressive skyline, international business environment, and vibrant lifestyle that attracts professionals from around the world.
• Beijing: The political and cultural capital of China, home to major government institutions and a thriving IT and R&D sector, blending ancient heritage with cutting-edge innovation.
• Shenzhen: The heart of China’s high-tech manufacturing and innovation, a dynamic metropolis driving advancements in electronics, AI, and smart technologies.
• Guangzhou: A key southern trading port and international commerce centre, renowned for its role in global supply chains, bustling markets, and strong industrial base.
• Hangzhou: The capital of e-commerce and internet technology, headquarters to tech giants like Alibaba, and a leading city in digital economy development and smart city initiatives.
• Chengdu: The economic and logistical gateway to Western China, offering strategic access to inland markets and known for its growing tech scene and relaxed lifestyle.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in China with SilverDoor?

Booking a serviced apartment through SilverDoor provides you with the ultimate solution for corporate travel to China. We offer a curated selection of properties that blend the convenience of hotel services (such as housekeeping and 24-hour reception) with the independence of private living. You'll benefit from flexible booking terms, a more spacious living environment, and a fully equipped kitchen, making it easier to maintain your routine while traveling across this expansive country. We offer award-winning service and great rates, ensuring a seamless experience in a complex market.

• Adaptable for Any Duration: Whether you're in China for a short-term project or a multi-year corporate relocation, our flexible lease terms and fully furnished units are designed to accommodate your schedule without the restrictions of a standard hotel or long-term rental contract.
• A Familiar Home Base: Escape the confinement of a hotel room. Serviced apartments provide a genuine living space, including a separate bedroom, living area, and a fully equipped kitchen, allowing you to cook your own meals and relax in comfort after a busy day of meetings.
• Peace of Mind and Support: Travel with confidence knowing you have the backing of SilverDoor's award-winning service. We manage a trusted portfolio and provide 24/7 support, ensuring your accommodation is secure, well-maintained, and consistently high-quality across major cities like Shanghai and Beijing.

China Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

China is the world’s largest manufacturing economy, producing a vast array of goods from electronics and machinery to textiles and consumer products. Its industrial capacity is unmatched, supported by advanced infrastructure, skilled labour, and integrated supply chains. Beyond manufacturing, China is also a global leader in finance, technology, and trade. The country’s rapid digital transformation, innovation in AI and e-commerce, and strategic trade partnerships continue to shape global markets and economic trends.

Weather in China

China has vastly diverse climate zones.

• North (Beijing): Experiences hot, dry summers and very cold, snowy winters.
• Coastal South (Shanghai, Guangzhou): Features hot, humid summers and mild winters. Typhoon season runs from May to November.
• Interior/West: Varies dramatically, with some areas being high-altitude and arid. Business travellers should check the local forecast for their specific city, as temperatures and conditions can vary widely.

Currency in China

The official currency is the Renminbi (RMB), with the basic unit being the Yuan (CNY, ¥).Digital Payments: China is largely a cashless society. WeChat Pay and Alipay are the dominant payment methods, used everywhere from major malls to street vendors.Credit Cards: Major international credit cards (Visa, MasterCard) are accepted at large hotels and high-end restaurants, but not widely in smaller businesses. It's advisable to carry some small denomination cash for local purchases.

Language Spoken in China

Mandarin Chinese (Putonghua) is the official language of government and business across the mainland. While English is spoken in the service industry (hotels, airports, and major business centres), proficiency can vary. It's professional etiquette to have your business card translated into Chinese and to expect the primary language of formal meetings to be Mandarin.

Time Zones in China

The entire mainland of China operates on a single time zone: China Standard Time (CST), which is UTC+8. Despite its massive geographical size, there is no use of multiple time zones or Daylight-Saving Time, simplifying communication across the country.