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Shanghai
No. 188 Beisuzhou Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai
The first Bellagio hotel outside Las Vegas, featuring Art Deco grandeur, spacious rooms, and panoramic river views.
Dec 10 – Dec 11 · 1 night · 2 adults · 1 room
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Included with rates marked Member privileges
Daily breakfast for two
USD 100 hotel credit
One-time use only
Room upgrade subject to availability
Not applicable on public holidays
Early check-in or late check-out subject to availability
Not applicable on public holidays
Free Wi-Fi
Book at the Deluxe Room rack rate; upgrade to a Deluxe River View Room subject to availability; cannot be combined with other offers; hotel reconfirmation required.
Enjoy a "Stay 3, Pay 2" offer on select room types. Suites receive an additional complimentary one-way airport transfer (requires 24-hour advance reservation). Room upgrades are subject to availability. The displayed price is already discounted.
Book a designated room type; upgrade subject to room availability; cannot be combined with other offers (subject to reconfirmation with the hotel; room types are limited; first come, first served).
A fusion of Italian 'La Bella Figura' elegance and Shanghai Art Deco glamour.
Modern Italian
Signature: Truffle Pizza, Beef Carpaccio
Shanghai & Cantonese Fusion
Signature: Peking Duck, Braised Pork
Japanese Kaiseki / Omakase
Signature: Seasonal 10-course Menu
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Curated by Bitvoya editors
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.
Shanghai is a city of dualities, nowhere more apparent than along the winding banks of Suzhou Creek. Once the industrial artery of the city, this historic waterway has undergone a spectacular transformation, emerging as a cultural and lifestyle corridor that bridges the colonial grandeur of The Bund with the futuristic skyline of Lujiazui. Our curated collection explores this 'Suzhou Creek Renaissance,' highlighting properties like the Bulgari Hotel Shanghai and the Bellagio by MGM, which sit directly on the creek's banks. From the Art Deco mastery of the Fairmont Peace Hotel near the confluence to the edgy modernity of the W Shanghai - The Bund in the North Bund district, these hotels offer a front-row seat to a city constantly reinventing itself while honoring its storied past.
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