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Waldorf Astoria Shanghai On The Bund

Shanghai • Bund • SPLURGE

avg. $295 / night

Includes $16 / night in cash back

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Free breakfast

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

Few addresses on the Shanghai Bund carry the layered ambiguity of No. 2 — the former Shanghai Club, built in 1910 by British architects Tarrant and Moorhead in the Edwardian Baroque manner and long home to what was supposedly the longest bar in Asia. That building, with its rusticated stone base, arched windows, and onion-domed corner turrets illuminated against the Huangpu at dusk, now forms the heritage podium of the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, a property that grafts a 20-storey contemporary tower directly behind the colonial facade. The pairing is architecturally frank rather than seamless — the tower makes no pretence of disguising its modernity — and from across the river the contrast between Portland stone classicism below and a gridded glass-and-concrete shaft above gives the whole composition an honesty that more cautious restorations tend to avoid. Inside, the 252 rooms and suites are finished in a palette of sage green wallcovering, dark mahogany sleigh beds, marble-topped case furniture, and custom floral-patterned carpets that draw loosely on Republican-era Shanghai taste filtered through a contemporary luxury sensibility. The Chinese restaurant, housed within the original building's pitched timber roof structure, makes the most persuasive argument for the conversion: dark exposed beams, latticed screens, and cylindrical lanterns suspended at varying heights create a dining room that feels genuinely rooted in place. The spa level below ground pairs a mosaic-tiled lap pool with a circular whirlpool set into warm travertine surrounds.

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Combining the history and culture of the celebrated Shanghai Bund with a taste for 21st century sophistication, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund offers a heritage ambiance, legendary service and timeless amenities to make your stay truly memorable and distinct. Housed within the two-building complex in phases are 260 well-appointed rooms and suites, stylish environments for dining and lounging, extensive banquet facilities with stunning views, luxury spa, fully-fitted gym, free WiFi and more, all crafted onto a picture perfect setting that speaks volume of the grandeur and finesse that is uniquely ours.

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Internet

Free Internet

Wifi

Free Wifi

Fitness center

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