The QUBE Hotel Shanghai -Close to Pudong International Airport and Disney Land, located on Chuansha Road, the hotel is about 15 minutes' drive from Shanghai Disneyland and 20 minutes' drive from Shanghai New International Expo Center. The hotel has a complete set of commercial facilities, including Greenland east coast commercial plaza and Bailian Chuansha shopping center. There is Starbucks in the lobby on the first floor of the hotel. It takes about 3 minutes to walk to McDonald's and 300 meters to the Chuansha Road Station of Rail Transit Line 2.
More than 200 spacious rooms and Suites of the hotel are equipped with comfortable bedding, dry and wet separated bathtub and independent rain forest shower. The executive lounge of the hotel is located on the 18th floor, overlooking the panoramic view of Shanghai. The hotel restaurant provides rich breakfast, lunch and buffet, as well as a full day menu, Western food and Asian specialties. Pinzhenxuan, a Chinese restaurant, offers 14 elegant private rooms and is highly praised for its Shanghai and Guangdong specialties. The hotel has a large banquet hall, 7 meeting rooms and a professional event management team, receiving 10 to 1000 people's meetings and activities. 24 Hour Fitness Center. WiFi in the hotel, as well as the parking lot, are free for hotel guests
The QUBE Hotel Shanghai – Pudong International Airport is 10.3km from the airport.
The hotel provides a free shuttle bus to and from Pudong Airport. Hotel-Pudong Airport 05: 30/06: 30/07: 30/08: 30/09: 30/10: 30/12: 30/16: 30/18: 30/19: 30/21: 30 Pudong Airport ——Hotel T1: stop at gate 3L15 10: 50/12: 50/16: 50/18: 50/19: 50/21: 50 T2: stop at gate 3L29 10: 55/12: 55/16: 55 / 18: 55/19: 55/21: 55.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at The QUBE Hotel Shanghai – Pudong International Airport.
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
No, the hotel does not accept credit card payment.
Each costs cny136 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny787, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
I came to Pudong this time to attend an industry conference in the Zhangjiang area. When selecting the location, I didn't go to Lujiazui, but instead landed at the The QUBE Hotel Shanghai -Close to Pudong International Airport and Disney Land at 5500 Chuansha Road. A four-star hotel under the Greenland Hotel Tourism Group, which opened in 2010, its biggest selling point is "a two to three hundred meter walk from Chuansha Station on Line 2+a 10 minute drive from Pudong Airport+a 705 square meter grand banquet hall+multiple conference rooms". For business travelers who travel across districts and need to connect flights, it is almost a customized station.
Transferring from Hongqiao is required, but Line 2 runs directly through Lujiazui, People's Square, and Hongqiao Hub; Landing at Pudong Airport is more worry free, and the hotel offers a free shuttle bus (with a concierge reservation one day in advance). Taking a taxi also takes about ten minutes, saving you on rush hour bets compared to staying in the city center. There is a free parking lot for self driving, which is friendly to customers with samples and suitcases.
The front desk is open 24 hours a day, and the electronic ID card can be processed in three minutes. You can easily explain the meeting floor, nearest elevator, and breakfast time together. I live in a big business bed, the official standard is 45 ㎡, the french window faces Chuansha Business District, the desk is deep enough to spread 15 inches of books and a stack of materials, the seat height is appropriate, the Wi Fi in the room is stable, the video conference is not stuck, and the safe, iron, and mini bar are complete. After closing the window, the corridor and road noise can be basically suppressed, which is acceptable for light sleepers; The hardware does have a sense of age, and some guests mentioned that the towels and public areas are outdated. However, I have been keeping the hygiene records online for the past two nights, with clear creases on the bedding and no odor in the bathroom.
The real decision to go back is the conference support. The hotel has a 705 square meter pillarless grand banquet hall (with a floor height of about 7 meters, separable and capable of accommodating 180-800 people), 5 multifunctional halls, 2 board meeting rooms, equipped with multimedia presentation systems, sound and lighting, and a professional conference team to follow up; The business center provides fax/photocopying/express delivery/ticketing/foreign currency exchange, and the front desk can arrange for car hailing, rental, and pick-up/drop off services. Our group borrowed the mid-level multifunctional hall, temporarily added lines, adjusted microphones, and added tea breaks. The engineering department arrived in a few minutes, and even a thousand people could attend the same event without disorder. This kind of "able to handle the situation" conference platform is difficult for ordinary business hotels to replicate.
Catering and fragmented time are also convenient: the buffet breakfast at the Platinum Western Restaurant on the first floor (around 06:30-10:30) is complete, with snow vegetables, shredded meat noodles, shaomai, pan fried stalls, and cold cuts; On the 2nd floor, there are 14 private rooms at Pinzhenxuan Chinese Restaurant, offering Cantonese cuisine and our services. Customers can enjoy simple meals or formal banquets on site. Next to the lobby is Starbucks, adjacent to Green East Coast and diagonally facing Bailian Chuansha Shopping Center. Convenience stores, pharmacies, and light meals are clustered together without taking a taxi.
A practical reminder: the building is relatively old, and some public areas and fitness routes have traces of time; Line 2 Chuansha Station is not a core business district, and passengers need to transfer to Jing'an/Xuhui; The bus schedule is fixed, and it is recommended to make a reservation or prepare a taxi plan one day in advance to catch an early flight.
The deepest feeling after two nights is still 'controllable' - changing the agenda, adding seats, customers arriving at the store temporarily, pre - and post flight storage, and the front desk, conference, and concierge basically smoothly catching up. For business travelers with dual demands of "conference+airport", this certainty is more expensive than design sense. If the next short trip in Pudong still leans towards Zhangjiang/Airport area, there is a high probability that they will return to this building.Show more
This trip to Shanghai focuses on Disney+Pudong Airport transfer. When selecting the location, it did not go to the core circle of the park, but instead landed at the The QUBE Hotel Shanghai -Close to Pudong International Airport and Disney Land at 5500 Chuansha Road, Pudong New Area. A four-star hotel under the Greenland Hotel Tourism Group, which opened in 2010, is located adjacent to the Greenland East Coast International Commercial Plaza, 2-3 minutes' walk to Chuansha Station on Metro Line 2, about 13.6 kilometers from Pudong International Airport, and a 15 minute drive from Disneyland. It is a typical "resort overflow type" hotel.
Transferring from Hongqiao is required, but taking a taxi from Pudong Airport will arrive within 20 minutes. There is a free parking lot at the entrance, which is friendly to trailer passengers. Pushing the door into the lobby, the elevated space features a touch of "Old Shanghai" retro style, warm yellow lights, floral arrangements, and leather sofas, overall more stable than expected. The front desk was neat and tidy, and I casually mentioned that I was going to Disneyland. The other party directly handed over the bus schedule and reminded me to "make a concierge appointment one day in advance". They also handed over the room card and a handwritten welcome card - this small gesture has been repeatedly mentioned in Ctrip reviews, and it is not a false test.
I live in a deluxe big bed, about 45 ㎡. Full french window are the biggest selling point. Seen from the skyline of Chuansha Business District, the skyline is transparent. The bedding is fluffy and the creases are clear. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry bathtub, and the spare parts are customized lines from Platinum. The overall maintenance is online, and the sound insulation can basically suppress the corridor sound after closing the windows. Some hardware does have a sense of age, with occasional wear and tear on the corners, but the hygiene foundation is stable, with a guest hygiene rating of 4.6, which is above average for the old four-star rating.
The real bonus points are the flow and supporting facilities. The hotel has a Disney shuttle bus (departing at 07:20/08:20, returning at 20:20/21:20, reservation required) and airport shuttle, which is extremely friendly to families without a car; Next to the lobby is Starbucks, and next door is Green East Coast, diagonally facing Bailian Chuansha Shopping Center. Dining, buying water, and convenience stores can all be done in one go, even on rainy days without getting soaked. The Boya Cafe on the first floor serves a buffet breakfast of both Chinese and Western cuisine, with options such as snow vegetable shredded noodles, shaomai, pan fried, cold cut, and fruits. The feedback from families with children is good. The 4th floor gym and laundry room are fully equipped, making it easy to stay or play for a few days without feeling embarrassed.
Service is another memory point. Guests frequently mention names such as housekeeper Vivian, Willow, Grace, etc. - although the front desk and concierge I contacted this time were not named, details such as "actively delaying returns, borrowing umbrellas on rainy days, robot delivery of takeout, and follow-up on leftover items" are indeed happening, and the overall atmosphere is "humane but not clingy".
Of course, we have to be honest: the buildings are relatively old, and some public areas and fitness routes have traces of time; The bus schedule is fixed and may not match everyone's itinerary; Players in the core circle of the amusement park may feel that they still need a bus stop. But if you, like me, package and consider the four aspects of "subway+bus+business district+price restraint", The QUBE Hotel Shanghai -Close to Pudong International Airport and Disney Land stands out in terms of cost-effectiveness among hotels around Disney.
The morning before leaving, I finished my last cup of coffee in front of the french window of the restaurant, stuck the bus watch on the column, and flashed the sign of Chuansha Station across the street. Suddenly, I realized that coming to Disney doesn't necessarily mean sleeping in the park - there's a stable, clean, shuttle bus that can catch you from the back base. After a day of wandering, coming back to soak in a bathtub feels more like a vacation. Next time I bring my child or transfer to Pudong, I am likely to return to this building.Show more