The Portman Ritz-Carlton
Jing'an, Shanghai
“Pioneering Jing'an institution”
Vibe
An enduring West Nanjing Road anchor where evening candle-lighting rituals meet Gensler's 1920s-inspired Art Deco glamour in the lobby.
“Pioneering Jing'an institution”
An enduring West Nanjing Road anchor known for evening lobby candle-lighting rituals since 1990.
John Portman architecture anchoring Shanghai Centre, featuring a Gensler-styled Art Deco lounge with liuli glass.
A forty-third floor Club Lounge serving five daily food presentations with dedicated concierge assistance.
On West Nanjing Road in Jing'an, steps from Jing'an Temple and premier shopping malls
Rooms
High-floor rooms overlook the Jing'an skyline with contemporary Chinese accents, while the 43rd-floor Club Lounge serves five daily culinary presentations.
Wellness
A connected indoor and outdoor swimming pool anchors the health club alongside a squash court, steam rooms, and private treatment suites.
Backstory
Designed by architect John C. Portman Jr. in 1990, the property became mainland China's very first Ritz-Carlton in 1998.
Eat & drink
The Ritz Bar & Lounge glows with sculpted liuli glass for afternoon tea and cocktails, alongside international comfort dishes at Portman's.
The neighborhood
Step straight out onto West Nanjing Road's shopping strip, with the gilded eaves of Jing'an Temple just down the street.
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