Mandarin Oriental Pudong
Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai
“Riverside contemporary art sanctuary”
Vibe
Thousands of contemporary artworks line the corridors, anchored by a massive mosaic mural in the riverside lobby.
“Riverside contemporary art sanctuary”
Silk kimonos, circular marble soaking tubs, and club lounge staff greeting guests by name on arrival.
A twenty-five-meter indoor lap pool beside a sunken garden, crystal steam rooms, and tepidarium loungers.
Four thousand original contemporary artworks displayed across public spaces alongside a seventy-two-thousand-tile lobby mosaic mural.
On the Huangpu riverbank in Lujiazui, a short ride from the Oriental Pearl Tower
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass overlooks river barges gliding past, paired with circular marble soaking tubs and bespoke silk kimonos.
Wellness
A heated 25-meter lap pool opens to a sunken garden, complemented by crystal steam rooms and tepidarium loungers.
Backstory
Architect Bernardo Fort-Brescia conceived the 2013 waterfront tower as an art-filled anchor within the Harbour City master development.
Eat & drink
Yong Yi Ting serves refined Jiangnan cuisine, while Fifty 8° Grill prepares French steakhouse cuts with garden patio seating.
The neighborhood
Set right along the Huangpu River promenade, the tower offers quiet waterfront walking just minutes from Lujiazui's skyscrapers.
The app
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