The Langham Yangtze Boutique Hotel
Huangpu, Shanghai
“Jazz-age Art Deco landmark”
Vibe
A stained-glass dome and sweeping grand staircase anchor this 1930s Art Deco retreat, channeling Shanghai’s jazz-age glamour.
“Jazz-age Art Deco landmark”
A 1933 Art Deco landmark by architect Li Pan, famed for its storied jazz-era ballroom.
Cantonese dining in private saloons paying homage to 1930s Shanghai songstress Yao Li.
Restored Art Deco interiors featuring geometric motifs, a stained-glass dome ceiling, and grand sweeping staircases.
In Huangpu steps from People's Square and the East Nanjing Road pedestrian shopping promenade
Rooms
High ceilings frame classic Art Deco motifs, with deep soaking tubs in marble bathrooms and private balconies facing bustling city streets.
Backstory
Architect Li Pan designed the 1933 landmark, where singer Yao Li debuted the iconic classic Rose, Rose, I Love You.
Eat & drink
Cantonese fare is served in private saloons at 1933 Rose, while the lobby bar pours cocktails beneath vintage fixtures.
The neighborhood
Step straight outside into Huangpu, with the bustle of East Nanjing Road and the leafy grounds of People’s Square nearby.
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