In this article, we have compiled the 5 most popular hotels in China that can be booked through MO Luxe Hotels. You will find luxury properties in major cities such as Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou. Travellers who wish to stay not only in style but also with additional benefits can enjoy attractive extras when booking through MO Luxe Hotels: complimentary breakfast, hotel credit, room upgrades, late check-out and more – regardless of whether you hold hotel status or not.
Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund (Hilton Honors)
The Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund is one of the city’s most iconic luxury addresses – not least because of its location on the historic Bund. The hotel brings together two distinct worlds. On one side stands the protected Heritage Building, originally constructed in 1911 as the legendary Shanghai Club. On the other, a modern tower complements the property – ideal if you wish to experience Shanghai in a classic way without giving up contemporary comfort. The Long Bar recreates the original Shanghai Club – including its impressive counter, stretching around 34 metres. Additional venues include Peacock Alley, an elegant lounge for drinks and afternoon tea. For those looking to unwind after arrival, the Waldorf Spa provides a calm retreat from the bustle of the city centre.
The Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund is part of Hilton Honors. When booking through MO Luxe Hotels, you will permanently earn double Hilton Honors points – except for rates marked “Virtuoso”. You can view real-time pricing for your preferred dates, along with the benefits available – such as hotel credit, breakfast for two and upgrades subject to availability – via our hotel search.
Conrad Beijing (Hilton Honors)
The Conrad Beijing is one of the city’s most compelling luxury addresses – not only because of its central location in the Chaoyang District, but also thanks to its architecture. The striking curved tower deliberately contrasts with the typical angular skyscrapers surrounding it. Inside, you will find rooms and suites featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, natural stone and wood elements, as well as marble bathrooms. Many rooms offer skyline views. The spa provides relaxation, complemented by a heated indoor pool and a 24/7 fitness centre. Culinary options at Conrad Beijing include several concepts: Chapter (international cuisine and breakfast buffet), 29 Grill (steak and seafood) and Lu Yu, offering Chinese cuisine with a focus on tea culture.
The Conrad Beijing is part of Hilton Honors. When booking through MO Luxe Hotels, you will permanently earn double Hilton Honors points – except for rates marked “Virtuoso”. You can view real-time pricing for your preferred dates, along with the benefits available – such as hotel credit, breakfast for two and upgrades subject to availability – via our hotel search.
Fairmont Beijing (Accor Live Limitless)
The Fairmont Beijing is one of the established luxury addresses in the Beijing Central Business District. This location places you close to many corporate hubs around Guomao, while the hotel itself offers a classic city-luxury setup: a grand lobby, strong business amenities and an overall urban resort feel under one roof. The offering is complemented by the three-storey Wellbeing Centre, featuring a swimming pool, saunas, a fully equipped gym area, yoga studio and treatment rooms. Culinary options are equally strong at the Fairmont Beijing – with The Cut Grill (open kitchen), Lunar 8 (Beijing cuisine), as well as the Lobby Lounge and Champagne Bar.
The Fairmont Beijing is part of Accor Live Limitless – and when booking through MO Luxe Hotels, you will still earn Accor ALL points and status nights. You can view real-time pricing for your preferred dates, along with the benefits available – such as hotel credit, breakfast for two and upgrades subject to availability – via our hotel search.
Conrad Shanghai (Hilton Honors)
The Conrad Shanghai is one of the best-known luxury hotels in the heart of the city. From here, you are just moments away from the main shopping streets, while landmarks such as the Bund, the Old Town and the Huangpu River are also within easy reach. The hotel is a true high-rise flagship: across 66 floors, guests can enjoy expansive skyline views and a classic “big city luxury” setting with lounge, indoor pool and wellness facilities. With around 728 rooms and suites, Conrad Shanghai is also a large property – which can often be an advantage when it comes to availability and potential upgrades. Culinary concepts at the hotel include Asador Mediterranean Dining & Bar for Mediterranean cuisine and drinks, Copper Bistro as a French-inspired bistro, and Lane 11 for all-day dining.
The Conrad Shanghai is part of Hilton Honors. When booking through MO Luxe Hotels, you will permanently earn double Hilton Honors points – except for rates marked “Virtuoso”. You can view real-time pricing for your preferred dates, along with the benefits available – such as hotel credit, breakfast for two and upgrades subject to availability – via our hotel search.
Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou
The Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou is located in the Tianhe District. Despite its central location, the property feels pleasantly calm and secluded – very much in line with the Mandarin Oriental style. The hotel offers a total of 233 rooms and 30 suites. The standard rooms in particular are considered exceptionally spacious, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and an elegant, timelessly modern design. The property also stands out when it comes to dining: Jiang by Chef Fei is one of the city’s culinary highlights, complemented by additional venues such as The Loft and The Mandarin Cake Shop. After a long day in Guangzhou, guests can unwind in the spa, pool area and fitness centre.
You can view real-time pricing for your preferred dates, along with the benefits available – such as hotel credit, breakfast for two and upgrades subject to availability – via our hotel search.
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