In the last thirty years, Shenzhen has skyrocketed from being a little market town to a bustling, modern city, built on the back of the manufacturing boom in the 1980s. It’s a major financial centre, home to factories, tech companies, and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. It’s also home to a (weirdly) high number of theme parks and shopping hot-spots. As such, it’s a popular destination for both business and leisure travellers. The hotels in Shenzhen are aware of this, and have adapted accordingly.
Here, we’ve found a variety of hotels for the business, budget, and leisure traveller. Whether you’re looking to close a business deal or hop around theme parks on your trip, you’ll be able to find a hotel that will give comfort and convenience.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on May 15, 2025.
For leisure travellers
1. The Westin Shenzhen Nanshan (from USD 104)
The Westin Shenzhen Nanshan is ideal for families who are looking to visit the theme parks in Shenzhen. It’s right opposite Windows Of The World, and some rooms give you views of the theme park. You’re also nearby the Windows Of The World Station, so you can get to other attractions easily. The hotel is connected to the Yitian Holiday Plaza mall, so all the things that you might need are right on your doorstep.
At night, The Westin’s rooftop offers breath-taking views of Shenzhen Bay, Hong Kong, and the connecting bridge at night. The rooms are serene and relaxing, with a white and green colour scheme that helps you feel reconnected to nature. Select rooms come with a balcony, workout equipment, or a whirlpool tub. It also has a gorgeous, big swimming pool, which is perfect for the kids to splash around in. One downside of the Westin is that there is a surcharge for the Wi-Fi.
2. Sheraton Dameisha Resort (from USD 157)
Located on Dameisha Beach, the Sheraton Dameisha Resort puts you in the perfect place for a seaside holiday in Eastern Shenzhen, away from the city. The hotel has an intricately designed frontage of glass and steel, and it sits right on the beach. You’ll be able to roll out of bed and be in the water in less than five minutes.
Besides frolicking in the sea, there’s also plenty to do around Dameisha. The hotel is just 10 minutes away from the Dameisha Outlet shopping village, where you can shop to your heart’s content. You’re also near to the Overseas Chinese Town East, which has three theme parks. Historical attractions such as Dapeng Fortres are also nearby.
Inside, the Sheraton’s rooms are upscale and modern. All of them offer bay views. The rooms have all the amenities you’ll need for a comfortable stay, but do note that you will have to pay for Wi-Fi.
3. InterContinental Shenzhen (from USD 118)
For a clash of cultures, book yourself a stay at the InterContinental Shenzhen. It’s a Spanish-themed hotel, located in the Overseas Chinese Town. To add to the mix of cultures, the InterContinental’s restaurants serve up a mix of French, Brazilian, Chinese, and Western cuisine. Plus, it has its own water park. It doesn’t get any better than that!
The Overseas Chinese Town is a cluster of tourist hotspots in the Nanshan District. It’s home to attractions such as Windows of the World, Happy Valley, Splendid China, art galleries, and a lot of shopping malls. It’s a great option for families who want familiarity and security while exploring Shenzhen’s tourist attractions.
The rooms are luxurious and contemporary, with just enough gold-plated surfaces to remind you that you’re in China. The hotel has an indoor and an outdoor pool, and the outdoor pool has its own little man-made beach. A world-class gym also offers another workout option besides swimming. Free Wi-Fi is available, and a breakfast buffet is also provided. Do note that if you go during peak periods, the InterContinental will be crowded, because tourists from other parts of China will also come.
4. Shenzhen Castle Golf Resort (from USD 99)
This resort is a perfect place for a relaxing getaway surrounded by a rolling golf course and lots of greenery. Designed by an award-winning Japanese architect, the Castle Golf Hotel is a gorgeous blend of wood, concrete, and glass.
Every room has a view of the golf course and the lake, and also has an outdoor bathtub on the balcony. The rooms have all the amenities you need, and are modern and sleek. The dinner and breakfast buffets come highly recommended. After a good meal, you can go for a walk in the garden, or do some light exercise in the gym. Water sports facilities are available on-site, and free Wi-Fi is available.
Although Castle Golf Hotel feels like a peaceful, removed sanctuary, you’ll still be able to reach civilisation and tourist attractions – the hotel provides free shuttle services to the Ailian Metro Station, Coco Park, and Longgang City Airport Terminal
For business travellers
6. Shangri-La Hotel Shenzhen (from USD 70)
The Shangri-La Hotel Shenzhen is a 5-star hotel that is just minutes away from Dongmen Old Street and Luohu Business District. Located in the Luohu District, the hotel is near to the Immigration Control Point, so it’s ideal for those who are planning to take a day trip to Hong Kong.
The rooms are beautiful and indulgent, with amenities such as an in-room safe, hair-dryer, and tea and coffee making facilities. The main colour of the rooms is a muted gold, which is complemented by glossy, burnished wood furnishings. The rooms give beautiful views of the Shenzhen skyline and the Hong Kong New Territories. It’s a serene sanctuary that you can retreat to after a busy day in Shenzhen.
If you’re travelling with family, your children (below six years) can enjoy complimentary all-day buffets in the All Day Dining and Pool cafes when accompanied by a paying adult, up to a maximum of 2 children.
8. Hotel Hilton Shenzhen, Futian (from USD 107)
The Hilton Shenzhen, Futian opened in 2015, and is currently less than a year old. It’s part of four glass towers that soar above a main plaza. It’s located in the Futian district, making it ideal for business travellers. It also caters to families – it has a large playroom with a ballpit, and a rooftop pool.
You can walk to Gangxia North MTR Station and easily access the rest of Shenzhen from there. The hotel is also located within walking distance of the Civic Centre.
Inside, the hotel features a grand lobby, sleek marble floors, and elaborate gold decorations. The rooms are modern and sleek, and are more elegant as compared to the rest of the hotel’s opulence. A neutral, earthy palette creates a warm and relaxing environment, as do the minimalist nature prints. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow in plenty of natural light. In-room Wi-Fi and wireless printing are also available.
9. The Pavilion Shenzhen
Located just around the corner from the Huaxin MTR Station, the Pavilion Shenzhen is an upscale hotel that caters for both business and leisure travellers. It promises travellers that they will be able to work in the peace and comfort of a home from home.
It’s situated at the heart of the commercial and shopping centre of Huaqiang Road, near to Huaqiangbei Electronic Market. You’re also near many malls and shops, so there’ll be no shortage of things to eat or buy.
The 291 rooms blend oriental designs with classic furnishings. The rooms are more spacious compared to other hotels. They are also well-equipped with a fridge, safe, tea and coffee making facilities, and other amenities. Pavilion Hotel also offers the ‘Pavilion Cosy Bed’ service, where you can choose from a menu of different pillows.
You can start each day right with a free breakfast buffet, and end it by cooling off in the hotel’s pool.
10. Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen (from USD 201)
Housed in a sleek glass tower in Futian, the Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen is right in the middle of Shenzhen’s new central business district. It’s located right next to the convention and exhibition centre, and in the middle of a prestigious shopping strip. It’s a great option for business travellers who also want to be able to enjoy Shenzhen’s city life.
Staying in the Four Seasons will guarantee you a sophisticated and welcoming home in one of Shenzhen’s most bustling districts. The rooms boast floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of the Shenzhen city skyline. Inside, Chinese influences have been tastefully included – think delicate art and Chinese tea cups in a bright and luxurious room.
Throughout the entire time, you’ll be well looked after by the Four Seasons staff. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available, and the room is well-stocked with all the amenities that you’ll need. You can even ask for a laptop! You can work out in the state-of-the-art gym, and then choose between cooling off in the indoor or outdoor pool. Like all other Four Seasons’ properties, the Four Seasons Shenzhen has a world-class spa where you can relax and unwind.
11. Marco Polo Shenzhen (from USD 85)
The Marco Polo Shenzhen is a business hotel that takes up a skyscraper in the Futian Central Business District. It’s conveniently located 5 minutes away from the Shopping Park MTR Station, and its nearby shopping hotspots like Coco Park. It balances the needs of business and leisure travellers by catering to both groups. The hotel has a business centre, and recreational facilities such as two swimming pools, a gym and a hair salon.
The rooms are modern and contemporary, with warm wood furnishings and blue accents. All rooms come with an executive writing desk, and they all offer different views of the Shenzhen skyline. The rooms are all fully-equipped with modern facilities, and the staff will be able to help you with anything else you need. There is also a complimentary breakfast buffet with excellent choices. Free Wi-Fi is available.
12. Sheraton Shenzhen Futian Hotel (from USD 103)
Located just steps away from the Convention and Exhibition Centre MTR station, the Sheraton Shenzhen is between the Convention and Exhibition Centre and the Civic Centre. It’s also near to shopping districts such as Coco Park and Central Walk, making it ideal for both business and leisure travellers.
Inside, the rooms are modern and contemporary, full of sleek wood and rich carpets. The rooms have executive writing desks, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the entire hotel. The Sheraton also has an executive suite and a club lounge that can be used by travellers who need to hold meetings, or a place to focus on their work. A breakfast buffet is also provided, although the western choices are rather limited.
For those on a budget
An economic powerhouse
Internationally, Shenzhen is still well-known as a business destination, although that too is changing as more attractions spring up. Regardless of what your itinerary is, choose a hotel that caters to what you need and will make your trip more convenient. Remember that Shenzhen’s metro is top-notch, so no matter where you stay, getting around will still be a breeze.
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