Park Hyatt Shanghai

Perched high in Pudong’s Lujiazui skyline, this ultra-luxury hotel spans the 79th–93rd floors of the Shanghai World Financial Centre. Steps from Shanghai Tower and a short walk to the Bund, it’s perfectly placed for business and skyline-chasing city breaks.

Designed by Tony Chi with modern-Chinese geometry, the property feels like a stately urban residence above the clouds. Guestrooms are intentionally limited (about 173 total) and generous in size (roughly 55–60 m²) with lofty 3.1 m ceilings, deep soaking tubs, separate showers, minibars and in-room espresso makers for a roomy, refined stay.

Spa facilities and a relaxation zone invite serious downtime, while an indoor pool, sauna and 24-hour fitness center keep routines on track. Expect 24-hour reception, concierge services, lifts and on-site parking; sip cocktails in the city’s sky-high bar and soak in panoramic skyline views.

A full-service business center and meeting facilities (about 3,498 sq ft / 325 m² across six rooms) support conferences and executive gatherings. Complimentary high-speed wireless internet and courier/secretarial services make it a smart pick for corporate travelers.

Three distinct restaurants and a bar/lounge serve Western and modern Chinese plates, plus 24-hour room service for late arrivals. Buffet breakfasts are available daily, and several outlets focus on elevated regional flavors and memorable skyline views.