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Shangri-La The Shard

London, England • Southwark • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,000 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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PB hotel design editorial

Renzo Piano's decision to taper the Shard's glass facade into an irregular spire — each panel angled slightly differently, catching light in perpetual motion — created one of the more demanding briefs in recent hospitality history: how do you make 202 hotel rooms feel intimate inside a building whose entire architectural logic is pure verticality? Shangri-La at The Shard answers by placing its 34 floors between levels 34 and 52 of the 95-storey tower, where the building's inclined glazing becomes the dominant interior feature, the angled glass walls cutting through guest rooms at unexpected geometries and flooding them with city panoramas that shift from the Thames and Tower Bridge to the distant Surrey hills. The interiors, designed by New York and Hong Kong-based Spin Design Studio, work against the building's drama rather than amplifying it — warm maple millwork, upholstered headboards in pale grey linen, and deep-pile carpets in an abstracted watercolour blue keep the rooms calm while London performs beyond the glass. The cherry blossom motif embroidered above each bed references Shangri-La's Asian heritage without tipping into ornament. Higher up, the infinity pool on level 52 pulls off the building's most theatrical gesture: the water surface aligns with the floor-to-ceiling glazing so that swimmers float above St Paul's and the City in a single unbroken sight line. Gong, the bar on level 52, counters that openness with darkened wenge-panelled alcoves and red velvet stools set against an onyx-topped counter — intimate by design, the city reduced to a glittering backdrop.

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Feel an unparalleled connection at Shangri-La The Shard, London. Stay in the capital’s highest hotel, in one of the world’s most iconic buildings, whilst enjoying panoramic skyline views that connect you to the whole city. This is the only five-star luxury hotel in London Bridge, contrasting sleek modern style with the area’s rich historic character. Connect with the real London in our vibrant neighbourhood, balancing old and new, raw and refined, traditional and visionary. Explore nearby food destinations such as Borough Market and Bermondsey Street, and enrich your stay with our array of authentic London experiences. Staying in London Bridge lets you benefit from the most convenient transportation access, whether by foot, car, boat or rail. For leisure visits, we easily connect to all of London’s most famous landmarks, from Big Ben to St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Tower of London. For business, it’s a quick trip to the City and Canary Wharf.

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Shangri-La The Shard Reviews

7,835 reviews

"We had a lovely stay for more than a week at the Shard. Our room was spacious. The breakfast spread was fantastic. The pool and sauna were smashin. The gentleman at the concierge named, Kenny, was so nice and he smelt so nice too I had to ask his perfume and he was happy to share it. We also left baggages to claim and Kenny was very helpful with these. I hope all gents at the concierge are as nice as him. Thanks Shard. We will be back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 20, 2026

"The views are spectacular and some of the amenities are beautiful, but the staff let us down daily on the details over the four days of our stay. Housekeeping, concierge and the front desk all made errors in their work that interfered with our ability to enjoy the hotel. The last one was on checkout when I saw the charges on the bill for what was supposed to be an included breakfast, credits that had been discussed at check in had not been applied, and a daily "discretionary gratuity" for all the poor services. Overall we left disappointed . Go for a nice drink or meal, but for this price there is better service in many other hotels in London."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 18, 2026

"We stopped at the Shangri La hotel for one night for my birthday. Although check in as at 16:00 we arrived early and thankfully our room was ready so we checked in straight away. The lady at reception was very friendly and informative and the check in process was simple. We went to our room and the city view we had was spectacular. Unfortunately the windows were filthy. When one of the main selling points of the hotel is the view, I would’ve expected them to be clean so you could admire the stunning view even more. The room itself was very clean and spacious, with electronic black out shutters. The bathroom modern, with two sinks, a rainfall shower and heated toilet seat. When booking online there was an option to choose specific pillows, which we chose but the request wasn’t fulfilled when we checked in. There’s an infinity pool, sauna and gym which is free for hotel guests. You have to book a time slot, which can be done with reception. At the pool you get free fruit, water and coffee and there was also a very attentive gentleman who kept the area clean and tidy. We opted to have breakfast as part of our stay, which was phenomenal. So much options to choose from, Asian delicacies, English cooked breakfast and continental. There was also fresh fruit, a selection of juices and a variety of bread. The service was brilliant, our cutlery was replaced after every plate of food we had and it was a nice to be greeted with a smile when we were being served. I’d recommend bringing sunglasses as it was very bright. Overall, a lovely stay but for the price charged, £800 for one night, there’s a few things that could’ve been improved."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 18, 2026

"A cautionary word about our recent experience of the practices of the Shangri-La The Shard. My wife and I stayed at the Shangri-La The Shard for 7 nights in February 2026. We’ve been staying in Shangri-La hotels for more than a decade. Our stay was secured with a ‘credit card guarantee’ at the time of booking. At check-in, I agreed to a pre-authorisation amount of £5,390 GBP (£762.04 more than the total amount of our booking including applicable taxes). The hotel was also advised in clear, unambiguous terms that upon check-out I would settle our account with a different card to that used for the pre-authorisation. Contrary to standard industry practice and contrary to my conversation with the hotel staff member at check-in, the hotel immediately debited the entire pre-authorisation amount to my credit card. It was not put on hold as is the normal practice. The hotel, without my knowledge, debited my credit card account for £5,390 GBP (£762.04 more than the total amount of our booking). At check-out I was presented with an invoice which included an unauthorised gratuity (described as a Discretionary Service Charge) of 5%. I requested this be removed. I settled our account with a debit card as originally explained to the hotel at check-in, unaware that the hotel had paid itself in full 7 days prior. Without informing me, the hotel quietly reversed the unauthorised debit to my credit card account and paid itself again using my debit card. In all, the hotel’s practices have put me out-of-pocket for a total of $443.50 AUD comprising international transaction fees on the unauthorised credit card debit and a small loss because of exchange rate movements. I have raised my concerns by email on 3 occasions with the hotel and Shangri-La Head Office. No response has been received from either. Disappointing behaviour from a hotel group that prides itself on its ‘culture of service excellence’."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 12, 2026

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