Park Hyatt Shanghai
Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai
“Sky-high minimalist sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Suspended above Lujiazui in the World Financial Center, soaring ceilings and minimalist Chinese geometry create an intensely quiet retreat.
“Sky-high minimalist sanctuary”
Non-suite rooms starting at fifty-five square meters with deep-soaking bathtubs and Le Labo amenities.
Tony Chi interiors framing sweeping skyline views through clean geometric lines, dark woods, and neutral earth tones.
An indoor twenty-meter infinity lap pool and quiet treatment suites perched on the eighty-fifth floor.
In Lujiazui atop Shanghai World Financial Center, looking across the Huangpu River to the Bund.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass looks across to the Bund, while dark wood interiors frame deep soaking tubs and walk-in dressing rooms.
Wellness
On the eighty-fifth floor, a twenty-meter infinity lap pool and heated whirlpool swim right up against sweeping skyline views.
Backstory
When it opened in 2008 atop the Shanghai World Financial Center, designer Tony Chi framed it as a high-altitude Chinese residence.
Eat & drink
Dining Room serves refined Jiangnan cuisine on the eighty-seventh floor, while live music and cocktails take over 100 Century Avenue.
The neighborhood
Towering over Lujiazui’s gleaming financial district, the hotel sits directly across the Huangpu River from the historic Bund promenade.
“This is not only one of the highest hotels in the world by altitude, but one of the most luxurious as well — and, in typical Park Hyatt style, its extravagant luxury is rendered in a tasteful, even understated style.”
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