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Shanghai
111 Pudong Road South, Pudong New District, Shanghai, 200120, China
A riverside urban sanctuary in Lujiazui featuring Shanghai's largest presidential suite and an extensive art collection.
Dec 10 – Dec 11 · 1 night · 2 adults · 1 room
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Daily breakfast for two
At Mandarin Kitchen buffet restaurant
USD 100 hotel credit
USD 200 hotel credit
Room upgrade subject to availability
Excluding suites, subject to availability at check-in
Early check-in or late check-out subject to availability
Welcome amenity
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Stay 2 nights or more at the specified rate and enjoy a 15% discount. Subject to actual discount.
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Neo-Classical Oriental tranquility with a museum-grade art collection
Jiang Nan (Hangzhou) Cuisine
Signature: Hangzhou-style minced fish ball, Soy-braised pork with abalone
Modern French Grill / Steakhouse
Signature: Wagyu short ribs, Chocolate Soufflé
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Shanghai's Pudong district, specifically the shimmering Lujiazui Financial Zone, offers a hospitality experience unlike any other: sleeping amongst the clouds. Home to the world's most iconic supertall skyscrapers, this neighborhood allows travelers to look down upon the historic Bund and the winding Huangpu River from dizzying heights. Whether you are checking into the record-breaking J Hotel within the Shanghai Tower or the elegant Park Hyatt in the Shanghai World Financial Center, these properties define vertical luxury. Beyond the views, areas like the East Bund provide a scenic promenade perfect for grounding yourself after a night in the sky. This collection curates the ultimate high-altitude sanctuaries for the discerning traveler.
Shanghai is a metropolis where colonial history and futuristic ambition collide, not just in architecture, but on the plate. For the discerning traveler, the ultimate luxury lies in the convergence of world-class hospitality and accolade-winning cuisine. Our curated selection takes you from the historic sweep of The Bund, home to the illustrious Waldorf Astoria and The Peninsula, to the shikumen-lined alleys of Xintiandi where The Langham reigns. Cross the river to the soaring heights of Lujiazui in Pudong, where The Ritz-Carlton and Mandarin Oriental offer dining above the clouds. These are not just places to sleep; they are destinations for 'Epiculinary' journeys, housing some of the most celebrated Michelin-starred kitchens in Asia.
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.
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