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The St. Regis Shenzhen

Shenzhen • Luohu District • OPTIMIZE

avg. $223 / night

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Kingkey 100, the tapered glass tower that pierces Shenzhen's Luohu skyline at 441 metres, gave the St. Regis Shenzhen one of the more challenging briefs in contemporary Chinese hospitality: to establish an atmosphere of considered intimacy inside a supertall whose dominant gesture is pure vertical ambition. Designed by TFP Farrells and completed in 2011, the building was briefly the tallest in China, and the hotel fills its uppermost floors — from around the 55th storey upward — with 290 rooms and suites whose floor-to-ceiling glazing frames panoramas stretching from the Pearl River Delta to the hills above Hong Kong. The interiors, developed by Wilson Associates, navigate between the brand's New York lineage and an explicitly Chinese material vocabulary. Guest rooms carry grasscloth-panelled headboard walls in warm sand tones, lacquered dark-wood furniture with faint Ming references, and patterned carpets whose concentric circular motifs echo water ripples — a quietly placed nod to Chinese classical garden symbolism. The St. Regis Bar takes the tower's structural drama and runs with it: double-height curtain glazing frames the city at dusk while a long marble-topped counter anchors the room beneath a cascade of woven drum pendants, one wall given over entirely to a mosaic-tiled collage of archival photography drawing on the brand's Gilded Age origins. The spa pool, lined in veined golden-grey marble, carries the calm authority of a space that knows exactly what it is.

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The St Regis Shenzhen occupies the 75th to the 100th floor of the Kingkey100 Building and commands only the impressive views from each of its elegant guest rooms and seductive facilities. Located in the heart of the Luohu district in the successful Special Economic Zone, this exclusive urban hotel is the tallest St Regis in the world. With 290 beautifully appointed guest rooms, 2100 sqm of luxurious meeting space, the choice of 5 exquisite restaurants and bars plus a state-of-the-art exercise room, 28m lap pool and the Iridium Spa, staying at the St Regis Shenzhen is an experience beyond expectation.

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The St. Regis Shenzhen Reviews

4,515 reviews

"管家服務整個team (Jay 、Hank、Ethan、Ember、Rachel)都非常的即時,感覺很溫馨,回到家的感覺!100 樓的happy hour 也讓人驚豔,雖是第一次入住,我一定還會再回來!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 09, 2026

"Beautiful hotel, amazing staff and fantastic views. This is one of the best St Regis I have stayed in! Recommend!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 06, 2026

"I recently stayed at The St. Regis Shenzhen and overall it was a unique and memorable experience. The hotel is conveniently located above KK One Mall, which made dining extremely easy with plenty of food options just downstairs. It’s also only a few metro stops away from some well-known street food areas, so exploring local cuisine was very convenient. One of the highlights is definitely the height of the property. The hotel occupies floors above the 75th level, with the swimming pool located on the 75th floor. Staying at such an altitude offers a very cool experience and impressive views of the city. Breakfast had a great selection with a wide variety of choices. However, the overall service could be improved. Some of the chefs at the live cooking stations appeared unhappy, and at times seemed irritated when taking orders (for example, when requesting freshly made rice rolls). It didn’t quite reflect the warm hospitality you would expect from an elite hotel. Similarly, some of the servers seemed rushed and did not always allow guests to pass first. While I understand that breakfast can be busy, service etiquette is especially important in a luxury property. The pool staff could also improve their approach, as they came across as somewhat rigid toward children. That said, I would like to sincerely compliment the floor butlers, especially Kimi and Eddie. They provided excellent service and made the stay very comfortable. Their professionalism and attentiveness truly elevated the experience. Overall, staying at this iconic high-rise hotel was a cool and memorable experience. With some refinements in service consistency, it could easily match the impressive standard set by its facilities and views."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 02, 2026

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