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Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai
Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai is located in the middle of T1 and T2 terminals of Pudong International Airport. It takes only 6 minutes to walk from the terminal towards Metro Line 2 and Maglev to the hotel. The subway station is just downstairs from the hotel.
Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai was invested and built by Dazhong Transportation (Group) Co., Ltd., with a business area of ??more than 35,000 square meters. It consists of two buildings, north and south, and a sky bar. The airport restaurant in the hotel provides guests with delicious dishes and high-quality services from Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai.
Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai has a variety of meeting rooms to provide guests with various business and conference activities. Public areas/guest activity meeting rooms/South Building wifi coverage. The sky bar in the connecting corridor between the north and south buildings allows guests to enjoy the panoramic view of Pudong Airport while relaxing, making you feel relaxed and happy.
Breakfast time: 07:00-09:30
Breakfast type: Buffet(Western, Chinese)
FAQs
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How far is the hotel from Pudong International Airport Shanghai?Can I walk to the hotel from Pudong Airport?
Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai is 1.2km from the airport.The hotel is located in the middle of the terminals T1 and T2 of the airport, adjacent to the airport entrance and exit at zero distance, and walks to Terminal 2 for 5 to 10 minutes. There is a straight elevator to T1 or T2, and you can walk to the boarding gate in 5 minutes.
Does Shanghai Dazhong Airport Hotel provide airport pick-up service? Can I walk to the hotel from Pudong Airport? how long?
Provided, please contact us after booking to communicate. The hotel is located in the middle of the terminals T1 and T2 of the airport, adjacent to the airport entrance and exit at zero distance, and walks to Terminal 2 for 5 to 10 minutes. There is a straight elevator to T1 or T2, and you can walk to the boarding gate in 5 minutes.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai.
Does Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai have a pool or gym?
The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai have a restaurant?
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Does Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai accept credit card payments?
No, the hotel does not accept credit card payment.
Does the hotel offer breakfast? What is the breakfast time?
Yes, the buffet breakfast is RMB 38 / person. Business hours are from Monday to Sunday from 06:30 to 09:30.
How much does it cost to stay at Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai?
The room prices is from cny488, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
Travelogue
18 hour layover test: This Pudong Airport hotel has engraved 'no fuss' into the details
This time flying from Shenzhen to Harbin, I specifically chose a flight with an 18 hour layover in Pudong just to try out the Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai that has been favored by countless people. I used to think that airport hotels were just a transitional option for a good night's sleep, but after staying for 18 hours, it directly refreshed my understanding of 'airport accommodation'. I didn't take a wrong step throughout the entire journey, and I didn't even click on the navigation button.
I landed in Pudong at 2pm, following the blue and white "Overnight Passenger Passage" sign in Terminal 2, dragging my 26 inch suitcase for 7 minutes, and finally standing in the hotel lobby. No need to leave the terminal, no need to wait in line for ride hailing services, and not even get your coat exposed to the outdoor heat, this "zero commuting" experience is simply the most direct relaxation for those who have been on a three hour flight. When checking in, the front desk heard that I was a transit stop and specially gave me a "Airport Internal Leisure Guide", which marked nearby convenience stores, food areas, and observation decks where planes could take off and land. It even clearly marked where I could quickly check-in.
The moment I pushed open the room door, I felt relieved. There wasn't a lot of stuffiness commonly seen in old airport hotels. The air was filled with a faint scent of cleanliness, and the carpet felt fluffy and clean when stepped on. Even the crevices in the corners of the wall didn't show any dust accumulation. The most surprising thing was the bathroom, where the dry and wet separated glass was wiped clean and transparent. The hot water from the shower came out in seconds, and the water pressure was just enough to wash away the fatigue along the way. There were no water stains left on the countertop of the sink, and a small bottle of free moisturizer was thoughtfully placed next to it, which just relieved my dry skin after a long flight.
I thought the 18 hour layover would be boring, but I ended up not being idle at all: I walked downstairs for 3 minutes and arrived at the 24-hour convenience store, where I bought iced cola and local Yanjin peach meat; I walked for 5 minutes to the food area and had a bowl of freshly stir fried spicy meat noodles with toppings; In the evening, I went to the free observation platform on the top floor and watched the takeoff and landing of the plane for half an hour through the french window. The video I took was sent to my friends' circle. Many friends asked me if I had gone to a special airport clock in point.
The next day, catching a flight was more worry free. We took the hotel's exclusive internal fast track and arrived at the check-in counter in 5 minutes, which was 20 minutes earlier than the time I had reserved. As I stood at the boarding gate waiting to take off, I calculated that living here saved me at least three hours of commuting time compared to finding a hotel in the city. I didn't have to drag my luggage to the subway, didn't have to worry about traffic jams and missed flights, and even reduced the fatigue of connecting flights by half.
For transfer passengers and those rushing for early flights, Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai has never been a luxurious internet famous hotel. It is more like a "comfortable transfer station" hidden in the terminal, quietly solving all your worries about trouble and trouble in the details. Next time I come to Pudong for a transfer, I will definitely book here directly.Show moreLying flat for half an hour after landing in Pudong, this airport hotel caught all the fatigue of the transfer flight
This flight to Shanghai landed at Pudong Airport in the early hours of the morning. When I was planning my itinerary, my friend recommended Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai - the convenience of being able to fly directly without leaving the airport. For those who have been dragging a 28 inch suitcase and enduring a red eye flight all the way, it is simply a life-saving option. From getting off the plane to finishing check-in and lying down in bed, I checked my watch and found that the entire journey only took 28 minutes, without even the night breeze blowing outside. This worry free experience directly eliminated most of the exhaustion from the journey.
I chose the route that departs from Terminal 2 on foot, following the signs for "overnight rooms for passengers" at the airport. I didn't even need to get off the pedestrian overpass, and after dragging my suitcase for less than ten minutes, the hotel lobby appeared in front of me. Without the hassle of taking a taxi or having to navigate late at night, this seamless experience is just too friendly for those who need to transfer late at night or catch an early flight.
The check-in process was much smoother than I expected. The front desk staff noticed my tired expression and reminded me that I could get my printed boarding pass at the front desk for the morning flight the next day. They also gave me a quick access guide within the airport, saving me the trouble of detours the next day. The moment I pushed open the room door, I felt relieved. There wasn't a lot of cramped feeling commonly seen in airport hotels, and the space was enough to open my suitcase. The free mineral water and local mint candies prepared in advance on the table contained just the right amount of thoughtfulness hidden in the details.
What surprised me the most was the sound insulation in the room. I thought there would be noise from airplanes taking off and landing next to the terminal, but after closing the window, I could only hear a faint background sound. After enduring the whole journey, I fell asleep after touching my pillow. The next day, I woke up earlier than the scheduled time. I went to the restaurant downstairs to have breakfast. I thought that the breakfast in the airport hotel would only be a perfunctory simple meal. Unexpectedly, I could eat the freshly cooked small Wonton and the newly steamed Xiaolongbao, together with a bowl of hot soybean milk, and then I could iron the long-distance flight intestines and stomach comfortably after one mouthful.
The most convenient thing for me is the process of catching a flight the next day. I checked out of the hotel and took the fast track to the security checkpoint in five minutes, saving at least an hour and a half of commuting time compared to rushing from the city. As I was leaving, I turned around and took a look at the building embedded next to the terminal. It didn't have the luxurious decoration of a downtown hotel, but it had put into practice what transit passengers needed the most - the distance they didn't have to travel, a room to sleep in, a hot breakfast, and the thoughtfulness that saved you time everywhere.
For those who frequently fly to Pudong for a layover or are afraid of being late for an early flight, Da Zhong Airport Hotel Shanghai is more like a "temporary foothold" hidden in the airport. It does not pursue fancy experiences, but firmly captures the moment of relaxation that is most needed in every tired journey. Next time I come to Shanghai to catch an early flight, I will definitely choose this place again.Show more
Tel: +86-21-38799999
Add.: No. 6001, Yingbin Avenue, Pudong Airport, above the station of maglev and rail transit line 2, near the terminal building