Serviced Apartments in Shanghai

Short stay apartments in Shanghai

Chasing a true-blue Shanghai experience? Step this way. Book an apartment and live, cook and chill like a local. With your very own kitchen, breakfast at 11 a.m. or dinner at 10 p.m. is no problem. Just want to sip Champers in your bathtub without the maid bursting in? You can do that too. Holiday accommodation doesn't get much comfier than this.

There's a place and a time for 12-bed hostel dorms and bargain digs with paper-thin mattresses. But this definitely isn't it. Spoil yourself with the finer things at a stylish Shanghai apartment:

• Ascott Huai Hai Road Shanghai: What's the best thing about this apartment? Some rate the friendly service. Others love the fact it has express check-in and a sauna. Either way, you know you're on to a good thing here.
• Jing'an Ziyuan Apartment: Guests who choose this classy option can make the most of business services and 24-hour front desk services.

If being cooped up makes your kids stir crazy, settle into an apartment. With room to run around, homely amenities and oodles of kid-friendly activities, it'll turn a regular family holiday into a great one.

The Yuanda International Apartment Hotel is an ideal spot to make unforgettable memories with the whole gang. Both kids and grown-ups are well catered to here.

Got a business trip coming up? There's no need to hole up in a tiny hotel room. Settle into an apartment and enjoy a space where you can live, work and feel right at home. Enjoy all the creature comforts you need in Shanghai at:

• Jing'an Ziyuan Apartment (2 kilometres from downtown Shanghai): Ideal for work travellers, this central option provides guests with business services and luggage storage facilities.
• Shanghai Jiarong Hotel the Bund Store (2 kilometres from downtown Shanghai): Convenient spaces in which to work, 24-hour front desk services and internet access make this place another sensible pick.

If you're holidaying for a brief time and chasing a complete escape from household chores, a hotel is a good choice. But if you're staying a bit longer and can't live without those homely comforts, choose an apartment. Cram the fridge with food. Whip up your own meals. Watch a movie on the lounge. Yep, good luck feeling homesick.