Shanghai

Alila Shanghai turns a prime Jing’an address beside historic Zhangyuan into a calm urban resort, balancing contemporary Shanghai energy with restrained design and wellness.

On Shanghai’s outskirts, Amanyangyun resurrects centuries-old villas and a transplanted camphor forest in one of the world’s most ambitious hotel conservation projects.

At the edge of Xintiandi, Andaz Shanghai pairs bold contemporary interiors, large rooms and full-scale wellness with one of the city’s most walkable luxury locations.

Bellagio by MGM Shanghai pairs large Italian-inspired rooms with Suzhou River views, a polished spa and a front-row position facing the Bund and Lujiazui skyline.

High above Suhe Creek, Bvlgari Hotel Shanghai pairs just 82 rooms with sweeping Bund views, a vast spa and an unusual blend of tower glamour and restored heritage architecture.

Capella Shanghai preserves one of the city’s last shikumen neighborhoods as an all-villa hotel, giving guests rare space, privacy and architectural history in the former French Concession.

Fairmont Peace Hotel is Shanghai’s Art Deco icon on the Bund, combining 270 historic rooms, legendary jazz and extraordinary Huangpu views with one of the city’s richest hotel stories.

J Hotel Shanghai Tower occupies the upper reaches of China’s tallest skyscraper, pairing extraordinary city views with oversized rooms, 24-hour butler service, a major art collection, a sky-high pool and seven ambitious restaurants.

JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Shanghai Pudong is a sleek Huangpu River high-rise with panoramic water and skyline views, 514 rooms, six dining venues and polished wellness facilities.

Kerry Hotel, Pudong, Shanghai is a large urban resort beside Century Park, with extensive fitness and family facilities, lively restaurants and direct access to metro and convention venues.

A sophisticated hotel at the edge of Shanghai's Xintiandi district, pairing contemporary rooms, excellent wellness facilities and immediate access to dining, shopping and nightlife.

A polished riverfront tower in Lujiazui, Mandarin Oriental Pudong combines broad Huangpu views, a major spa and indoor pool, serious dining and one of Shanghai’s strongest collections of contemporary art.

A bold art-focused tower on Shanghai’s revitalized West Bund, MGM Shanghai combines enormous high-floor rooms, Huangpu River views, destination dining and elevated wellness within walking distance of major museums and galleries.

Occupying the upper floors of the Shanghai World Financial Center, Park Hyatt Shanghai combines Tony Chi’s restrained residential interiors, vast Huangpu views and a sky-high infinity pool with a prime Pudong financial-district address.

On Shanghai’s historic Bund, The Peninsula combines Art Deco-inspired interiors, exceptionally large rooms and rooftop views that connect the city’s 1920s glamour with the Pudong skyline.

A long-established landmark on West Nanjing Road, The Portman Ritz-Carlton offers 593 rooms, a full health club and Ritz-Carlton Club service in the heart of Shanghai's commercial Puxi district.

Beside Jing’an Park, The PuLi remains a benchmark for contemporary Chinese urban-resort design, combining serene Jaya-inspired interiors, 229 rooms and suites, Michelin-starred dining and a 25-meter infinity pool.

High above Lujiazui in the 58-story Shanghai IFC tower, this Art Deco-inspired Ritz-Carlton delivers extraordinary Bund views, Michelin-recognized Cantonese dining and one of Shanghai’s most dramatic rooftop bars.

Five minutes from the Bund, The Shanghai EDITION combines a historic Art Deco structure and modern tower with 145 rooms, six spa treatment rooms and a dense collection of rooftop bars and restaurants overlooking Pudong.

The new St. Regis on the Bund brings 189 rooms and suites, panoramic Huangpu River views, rooftop Spago, an indoor pool and contemporary Astor-inspired glamour to Shanghai’s most iconic waterfront.

In the heart of Jing’an, The St. Regis Shanghai combines 491 rooms, suites and residences with Chihuly glass, a 55th-floor club, indoor pool and one of the brand’s deepest city-hotel dining lineups.

Inside HKRI Taikoo Hui near Nanjing West Road, The Sukhothai Shanghai pairs 201 generously sized rooms and suites with LEED-minded design, a 25-meter indoor pool and an unusually strong Thai-Italian dining identity.

In Jing’an’s Dazhongli development, Upper House Shanghai combines expansive rooms and apartments with a 25-meter pool, serious spa facilities and a polished dining scene just off West Nanjing Road.

Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund combines the restored 1911 Shanghai Club with a modern hotel wing, offering 260 rooms and suites, river views, refined dining and a full spa.