Habo Hotel Shanghai

Location

Located in Shanghai’s historic Huangpu District, Habo Hotel Shanghai sits at the crossroads of the city’s rich past and vibrant present. Just steps from the iconic UME New Light Cinema and nestled within a neighborhood once home to cultural salons, old theaters, and 1930s-era architecture, the hotel offers guests a front-row seat to the layered identity of urban Shanghai. The area is walkable yet quietly tucked away—an ideal blend of history, culture, and contemporary energy.

Basic Information

Check-in: 14:00
Check-out: 12:00
Number of rooms: 86

General

Free wifi
Secure parking
Wheelchair accessible
Laundry service
24 hour security
Smoke detectors
Elevators
Early/late check-in availableService comes at an extra charge
Shoe shine services

Room

Air conditioning
Room service available
Nonsmoking roomsSelected rooms only
Room safe
Wake up service

Bathroom Features

Rain showerSelected rooms only

Meeting Rooms

Meeting rooms
Conference rooms
Video conferencing system

Features

Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Room service available
Breakfast buffet

Accessibility Features

Elevator access to all levels
Accessible hotel entrance
Accessible hotel restaurant
Accessible route to meeting room
Accessible route to registration
Accessible route to restaurant
Wheelchair accessible meeting rooms
Accessible parking
Wheelchair accessible elevators

Transportation Options

SHA - Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (16km)

PVG - Shanghai Pudong International Airport (50km)

Hotel Features

Prime central Shanghai location

On-site restaurants and bar experiences

Historic architectural charm and ambiance

Meeting and event spaces

Stylish social and lounge spaces

Basic Information

Check-in: 14:00

Check-out: 12:00

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Creating a seamless dialogue between heritage and contemporary design, the landmark building’s restoration preserved history with a renewed vision for the future.

The guiding principle was to restore the original spirit of the building yet also reinterpret its legacy through a contemporary lens. Every detail is considered a bridge between the past and the present, allowing the space to evolve without losing its cultural identity. The restored façade revives the 1930s eclectic architectural style with handcrafted brickwork and historically referenced window proportions.

East and West seamlessly come together, blending Haipai culture and eclectic elements to reinterpret the setting’s historic legacy.

This union of Eastern and Western cultures is represented by mosaic-tiled corridors that echo traditional Chinese craftsmanship and custom-made furniture that blends Art Deco curves with minimalist Eastern silhouettes. The hotel features a rich mix of tactile and natural materials, while the color palette is composed of warm earth tones, soft grays, aged bronze, and deep wood finishes, creating a sophisticated and layered atmosphere that complements the building’s historic architecture.