Shangri-La The Shard
London
“Skyline glass aerie”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Express lifts shoot up to the 35th-floor sky lobby, opening onto sweeping panoramas across the Thames and London landmarks.
“Skyline glass aerie”
Marble bathrooms with heated floors, Acqua di Parma toiletries, and deep soaking tubs framing panoramic London views.
Renzo Piano's glass skyscraper architecture shapes unique, angled room layouts wrapped in floor-to-ceiling panoramic glass.
Level 52 cocktail lounge GŎNG draws evening crowds for late drinks at Western Europe's highest hotel bar.
In London Bridge inside The Shard, steps from Borough Market and walking distance to Tower Bridge.
Rooms
Angled floorplates mean no two rooms share a footprint, each finished with heated marble floors, soaking tubs, and mounted binoculars.
Wellness
On Level 52, an infinity-edge Sky Pool gazes toward St Paul's Cathedral alongside a 24-hour gym and sauna.
Backstory
Designed by Renzo Piano, the 309-meter glass spire marked the brand's UK debut when it opened across 18 floors in 2014.
Eat & drink
GŎNG serves late-night cocktails on the 52nd floor, while TĪNG pairs skyline views with British and Asian-inspired menus.
The neighborhood
Set right above London Bridge station, the South Bank location puts Borough Market food stalls and Tower Bridge within walking distance.
“The humblest room in the house lacks for absolutely nothing in terms of comfort, spans some 30 square meters, and comes with a marble-clad bathroom with heated floors and views out of town over Kent, Surrey and Sussex.”
The app
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