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Shanghai
No. 60 Huangpu Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai, 200082
A newly reconstructed ultra-luxury landmark on the North Bund offering unrivaled simultaneous views of the historic Bund and modern Lujiazui.
Dec 10 – Dec 11 · 1 night · 2 adults · 1 room
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Included with rates marked Member privileges
Daily breakfast for two
Xiu Restaurant
USD 100 dining credit
Room upgrade subject to availability (Upgrade rules: Deluxe King Room → Deluxe Waibaidu Bridge View King Room → Deluxe Bund View King Room;
Suites and twin rooms are not eligible for upgrade)
Early check-in or late check-out subject to availability
Complimentary first round of the minibar daily
Daily laundry and ironing for 3 pieces of clothing
Welcome amenity
100 USD Credit
Stay 1 night or more in a HEAVENLY Suite and receive an additional USD 150 dining credit, for a total of USD 250 dining credit during your stay. Limited to three per day, while supplies last.
Stay 2 consecutive nights or more in a HEAVENLY Suite and receive a complimentary adjacent connecting Bund View King Room. The two rooms must be checked in and checked out together, and include breakfast for four adults plus one-way airport pickup or drop-off service. Limited to 2 packages per day.
Book the “SEAGULL Suite - Bund View” and, subject to availability of the corresponding room type, enjoy an upgrade to the “SEAGULL Suite - Oriental Pearl Tower View.” Limited availability, first come, first served.
Stay 3 nights or more and enjoy a complimentary night (pay for two). This offer is already discounted and cannot be combined with other promotions. Room upgrades are not included.
At the time of booking, if the corresponding upgrade room type is available, you will receive a guaranteed upgrade; this cannot be combined with other offers. Twin rooms, suites, and Oriental Pearl Tower View King Rooms are not eligible for upgrades.
Stay 2 consecutive nights or more and book a Deluxe King Room; if a Bund View King Room is available at the time of booking, enjoy a two-category upgrade. Not combinable with other offers.
Cinematic and romantic, blending 19th-century heritage with moody, artistic luxury.
Western & International
Signature: Burrata Cheese Salad, Spaghetti Bolognese
Cantonese
Signature: Crispy Pork Belly with Caviar, Mindong Yellow Croaker
Patisserie & Cocktail Bar
Signature: Beef Tongue and Octopus Skewers
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Curated by Bitvoya editors
Navigating international trade shows at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center (SWEECC) requires strategic accommodation choices. For international delegates, the true bottlenecks happen off the trade floor: failing to connect to hotel Wi-Fi due to a missing +86 phone number for SMS verification, or dealing with throttled data from "unlimited" roaming eSIMs during critical client video calls. Setting up your base in the luxury tier properties of Lujiazui and the Bund—such as the Park Hyatt or The Ritz-Carlton—solves these infrastructural gaps immediately. By booking these international properties, you guarantee smooth passport-ready check-ins (avoiding the strict "Mainland ID only" policies of budget local stays) and secure unfiltered broadband for business continuity. You also place yourself just minutes from Shanghai's prime post-event dining venues, making client entertainment effortless after the exhibition doors close.
Shanghai is a city of dualities, where the colonial elegance of the past gazes across the Huangpu River at the futuristic ambition of the present. To truly understand this metropolis, one must stay where the view tells the story. Our curated collection focuses on the 'Golden Mile' of The Bund in the historic Huangpu district, and the towering skyscrapers of Lujiazui in Pudong. Whether you prefer the Art Deco heritage of the Fairmont Peace Hotel on the Puxi side or the glittering modern luxury of the Regent Shanghai across the water, these properties offer more than just a room—they offer front-row seats to one of the world's most spectacular skylines.
Shanghai is a city of dualities, but nowhere is its soul more palpable than on The Bund. This mile-long stretch along the western bank of the Huangpu River is a living museum of the city’s 1920s and 30s "Golden Age." Known as the Paris of the East, this neighborhood hosts one of the richest collections of Art Deco architecture in the world. Visitors staying here don't just book a room; they inhabit history. From the jazz-filled corridors of the Fairmont Peace Hotel to the meticulous restoration of the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, these properties offer a front-row seat to the dazzling skyline of Lujiazui while grounding you in the heritage of Puxi. Whether you choose the heritage-rich Nanjing Road East area or the chic North Bund near the W Shanghai, you are stepping into a story of glamour and resilience.
The Bund is not merely a waterfront; it is a living museum of colonial-era grandeur and modern resilience, standing proudly along the Huangpu River. Staying in the 'Grand Dames' of this district offers a passage through time, where the Jazz Age meets contemporary opulence. From the Art Deco corridors of the Fairmont Peace Hotel to the neo-classical elegance of the Waldorf Astoria, these properties are woven into the very fabric of Shanghai's identity. Situated primarily in the Huangpu District, these hotels offer unrivaled views of the futuristic Lujiazui skyline across the river. Whether you choose the bustling heart of the Bund or the serene stretches of the North Bund near the St. Regis, you are booking more than a room—you are inhabiting history.
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