SilverDoor offers a range of serviced apartments in Shanghai. Browse our range of business accommodations and get in touch with a member of our expert team today.
With over 20 years in the corporate accommodation industry, we can guarantee your business trip is a successful one. We understand that every business traveller has different needs, which is why our expert booking agents go above and beyond to source the best apartment for each client. With a solid expertise in the industry, we strive to ensure that every client is completely satisfied with the service quality they receive and the standard of their accommodation. We are always looking to expand our portfolio of top-quality accommodation in the city, underlining our commitment to offering the best serviced apartments in Shanghai for business travellers.
Shanghai is the largest city in China, located on the East China Sea, and with a population of 27.8 million residents. Renowned as a global financial powerhouse, it also hosts the world’s busiest container port - the Port of Shanghai. With its strong emphasis on manufacturing and industry, the city has become a leading destination for business travel in Asia.
Our serviced apartments in Shanghai are designed with the business traveller in mind, offering a place for comfort and relaxation. Our apartments are fully furnished with ample space and a range of on-site amenities, making them the perfect home-away-from-home. Our guests can also decide how regularly they would like their apartments to be serviced. This flexibility can help guests feel right at home in Shanghai, thanks to fewer intrusions. Plus, our Shanghai serviced apartments typically come fully equipped with cooking facilities, giving our corporate clients the option of cooking at home. This flexibility to cook at home can often make serviced apartments more affordable than hotels.
Finally, the average one-bedroom serviced apartment in Shanghai is approximately twice the size of a standard hotel room. Not only does this give you more room to relax, but the extra space provides our clients with the option of entertaining guests or conducting meetings in the living space.
Having booked your SilverDoor serviced apartment, it is time to prepare for your trip to Shanghai. We have put together some essential information to help prepare you for your stay in the Chinese city.
Shanghai is served by two major international airports; Pudong International Airport and Hongqiao Airport. The former is the main hub for international flights, with Hongqiao the main airport for domestic activity. The Maglev train runs between Pudong Airport and Shanghai, reaching the city centre in only 8 minutes. Both airports are on the metro line that links to downtown Shanghai. When travelling in Shanghai, by far the easiest and most effective method is to travel by metro. Although buses and taxis are also an option, the metro is the best way to avoid traffic and navigate Shanghai.
The Shanghai climate is classified as humid subtropical, with hot and humid summers and cool to mild winters. In summer, the city is exposed to thunderstorms, with the threat of typhoons also present. The most pleasant time to visit Shanghai is during spring/autumn, when the climate is less extreme.
Shanghai cuisine is derived from two contrasting styles of cooking, Benbang Cuisine and Haipai Cuisine. Both styles have much in common, with both utilising steaming, braising, stir-frying, marinating and roasting. Benbang Cuisine is the traditional family style of cooking in Shanghai province, with Haipai Cuisine developed in the latter stages of the Qing Dynasty. Both offer excellent dishes!
The Bund, at the heart of the city, is a famed promenade showcasing the pre-colonial architecture of Shanghai. Across the waterfront, the modern skyline of the Pudong district is striking, with the Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl TV Tower providing a stunning backdrop to the city. For those travelling with a group or with family, be sure to check out Shanghai Disneyland Park, where world-class attractions, themed lands, and immersive entertainment offer a fun-filled day for visitors travelling to Shanghai.
A serviced apartment gives you a self‑contained flat – usually double the size of a comparable hotel room – with its own kitchen, laundry facilities, and separate living space. You can cook, entertain, and work in privacy, yet still enjoy hotel‑style extras such as housekeeping, a 24‑hour reception, gyms, and meeting rooms. The result is greater flexibility, fewer interruptions, and often lower overall costs for longer stays.
Yes, there are plenty of serviced apartments in Shanghai that allow for pets. We understand that both business and leisure travellers may well want to bring their furry friend with them to make their stay feel more comfortable and homely. To make your search easier, you can filter to view a selection of our pet-friendly serviced apartments in Shanghai.
If you qualify for the 240-hour visa-free transit scheme, you can stay up to ten days without a visa. For longer stays, business travellers usually require an M or F category visa, while relocating staff need a Z-visa. Be sure to check out the Travel China Guide for more information on visas.
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