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Budget Hotels in Center of Shanghai

Radisson Blu Shanghai
Modern high-rise hotel facing People's Square

Daily from $89

Campanile Hotel Shanghai Bund
Budget hotel in central Shanghai, 10 min walk to Bund

Daily from $74

Modern Hotels in Center of Beijing

Legendale Hotel Beijing
Large hotel with European decor close to Wangfujing

Daily from $141

Park Plaza Beijing Wangfujing
major hotel 2 miles east of Forbidden City

Daily from $163



Welcome to China

Ni hao! Find the perfect hotel in China, ancient land of Taoist temples, lotus gardens, moon gates ... as well as the Great Wall and Yangzi (Yangtze) River, the longest in Asia.

Come explore a civilization which has evolved from rice fields and farms to scholar studios and porcelain workshops — and now, EV auto factories and high-speed rail linking cities with stunning parks. Moving around matters when 135 Chinese cities have over a million people!

Reserve a budget or luxury lodging in gateway cities of Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin. The historic charm of China is on display for tourists in Xian as well as scenic Hangzhou and Suzhou. The capital of Sichuan and the country's fourth largest city, Chengdu, is the hub of southwest China.

If you are heading to a business meeting in Shenzhen or trade fair in Guangzhou, be sure to stop over in the dynamic coastal gateway of Hong Kong. Nearby, Macau saw 6% more visitors this summer due to its family-friendly attractions.

Let China-Hotels.com help with your next visit to the fabled and wondrous Middle Kingdom!

Beijing Neighborhoods

Wangfujing Street
Modern shopping corridor with famous stores, just east of the Forbidden City. Two dozen hotels in neighboring streets.

Insider Travel Tips

  • Beijing Railway Station lies 4 km southeast of the Forbidden City. Trains depart here for northeast China and 3 big cities to south: Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing.
  • High-speed trains from Beijing South Station connect with major coastal cities including Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Tianjin. Travel to Shanghai in 4.5 hours for $90.
  • 798 Art Zone (once a military complex) is a converted art space in the Chaoyang district of northeast Beijing (with many embassies & office towers). The UCCA Center for Contemporary Art anchors this zone.
  • The Canton Fair, held each spring and fall in Guangzhou, is the largest trade fair in China, with 25,000 exhibitors. Admission 3,500 RMB.
  • Chongqing, a sprawling city of 30 million people in western China, welcomed 120 million tourists in 2024 with its neon lights and dazzling architecture.
  • China's Grand Canal (the world's longest artificial waterway) runs from Beijing to Hangzhou. Besides carrying grain and coal, sections near Hangzhou and Suzhou feature historic bridges, weeping willows, and scenic boat tours.
  • Beijing's Qianmen neighborhood (just south of Tiananmen Square) has affordable hotels. A good base for first-time visitors.