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Park Hyatt Shanghai

Shanghai • Lujiazui • OPTIMIZE

avg. $257 / night

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At a glance

Park Hyatt Shanghai occupies the 'bottle opener' tower's upper floors with unobstructed river views and Japanese-influenced interiors.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and river-view seekers

Highlights:

  • Floors 79–93 of the 'bottle opener' tower with Huangpu River panoramas
  • Hirsch Bedner Associates interiors blend Japanese minimalism and Chinese literati aesthetics
  • Spa with raised granite lap pool suspended above the clouds
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PB hotel design editorial

Kohn Pedersen Fox's 492-metre Shanghai World Financial Center — the tower whose trapezoidal skybridge aperture earned it the nickname the bottle opener across Pudong — was conceived primarily as office and observation space, which made the brief for Park Hyatt Shanghai an act of vertical reinvention. The hotel was fitted into floors 79 through 93 of the 101-storey structure when it opened in 2008, placing it among the highest hotels in the world at the time and giving every guest room an uninterrupted panorama of the Huangpu River and the Lujiazui skyline that no ground-level property in Shanghai could approach. The interiors, designed by the Tokyo studio of Hirsch Bedner Associates with strong Japanese editorial influence, work against the building's corporate ambitions through warmth and restraint. Guest rooms deploy dark-stained timber slatted headboard walls alongside natural linen carpeting and ink-wash landscape prints, a palette that draws on both contemporary Japanese minimalism and classical Chinese literati aesthetics without resolving entirely into either. The restaurant level, visible in the images, layers burnished copper screens and antique-mirrored glass partitions against floor-to-ceiling glazing, clusters of bespoke pendant lights scattered overhead like a constellation. Up on the spa floors, a raised lap pool in grey granite sits above the clouds, teak decking and pendant lanterns arranged along the perimeter windows — the effect closer to a Japanese onsen transported to the stratosphere than anything conventionally hotel.

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One of the World’s Highest Hotels – Park Hyatt Shanghai spanning the 79th through 93rd floors of the Shanghai World Financial Centre (SWFC), As a 5-star hotel luxury hotel in the heart of Pudong Lujiazui Business District, Park Hyatt Shanghai is a modern-Chinese residence combining true sophistication, featuring inimitable restaurants and unparalleled event venues. The interior design of the hotel has been created by the award-wining New York-based designer Tony Chi of tony chi and associates, with respect to traditional Chinese geometry and architecture, while providing all the comforts of a stately modern home. To preserve the quality of the product and the level of service and attention to detail, the number of guestrooms has been limited to 173. The standard rooms, measuring 55 to 60 square meter (592 to 646 square feet), coupled with the generous 3.1-meter ceiling height. Unique and memorable dining & wining experiences are offered at the choice of restaurants featuring Western, Cantonese and Modern Chinese cuisines The hotel is also home to the renowned Water’s Edge spa, a relaxation zone for guests to restore harmonious balance to body and mind.

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Park Hyatt Shanghai Reviews

1,627 reviews

"I always enjoy the privileges from Park Salon and I am willing to pay the extra fee on the environment, food, and beverages. In fact, the exceptional reputation of Park Salon is the very reason why I consistently make Park Hyatt Shanghai my first choice whenever I visit the city. However, my recent experience regarding their promotional promises has been deeply disappointing. In their official promotional materials, it is explicitly stated that complimentary Champagne is available all day. Unfortunately, the reality does not match the premium marketing. During the daytime, only standard sparkling wine is displayed and readily available to guests. Genuine Champagne is deliberately kept out of sight and is only provided if a guest specifically asks the staff for it. Hiding the promised Champagne while substituting it with basic sparkling wine feels highly misleading and, frankly, like customer deception. A luxury brand like Park Hyatt should not rely on the hope that guests won't notice the difference or will feel too uncomfortable to speak up. As a loyal customer who holds this hotel to the highest standards, I sincerely hope management takes this feedback seriously and implements immediate improvements. Daily operations must align with marketing claims. Until this lack of transparency is fixed, it severely tarnishes the premium experience that makes this hotel a first-choice destination."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 31, 2026

"The hotel staff were excellent. Treated well as a WoH status member . Breakfast was excellent. Amenities were excellent. Honestly I have nothing but praises for this hotel. The location might be slightly out of the way. But the view cannot be beat."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 25, 2026

"Beautiful hotel with excellent food experience. I had an opportunity to eat at 2026 Black Pearl Restaurant Guide - One Diamond | 2025 MICHELIN Guide Shanghai "Selected Restaurant" Food was fantastic!!!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 19, 2026

"Visited in April 2026, the location’s perfect, in one of the most recognizable buildings in the city, if not the world. Within walking distance of Oriental Pearl Tower and the tourists taking photos of the 3 buildings but the entrance is tucked away nicely so you are not bothered by them. The facilities are outstanding, all of the rooms are located near the top of the building so you have unobstructed views of the city. Many rooms have views of the Bund and Oriental Pear Tower, as well as the two other supertalls in the city: Jinmao and Shanghai Tower. We stayed in the Diplomat Suite. It was so spacious and the views were incredible, especially at night. Easily the very best views and one of the best rooms we’ve ever had the privilege of staying in. The staff is outstanding, from the moment we got out of the airport (private shuttles to the hotel are available for free depending on your room or for a fee), and throughout our stay. Special recognition needs to be given to Miranda Wang of Park Salon, the lounge we were given access to. She went above and beyond to tell us about the hotel as well as where to visit in the city. Even help play with our 10-month old daughter so my wife and I could eat in peace every time we visited. That kind of outstanding service made our whole trip so much more memorable! She deserves a raise and promotion! Breakfast was also incredible, a great selection of both Chinese and Western staples as well as fresh fruits and fruit juices (the best watermelons I’ve ever had!) Not to mention the views are incredible, especially if your room is on a different side of the building. Will definitely stay again next time and every time we are in the city!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 12, 2026

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