The crowning glory of what was Shanghai's tallest building, until the arrival of the Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC), the Grand Hyatt Shanghai (Shanghai Jinmao Junyue Dajiudian) occupies the 56th to 87th floors of the 88-story Jin Mao Tower. From the spectacular panorama of Pudong, guests can enjoy great views of the historic Bund with its Jazz Age architectural masterpieces, and easy access to a number of local Shanghai attractions such as the Yu Gardens and Century Park. The luxury shopping malls of Lujiazui are just minutes away.Guestrooms enjoy stunning views of the city's iconic oriental pearl TV Tower, the Bund and the surrounding space-age skyline, and include generously sized marble bathrooms with deep, indulgent bathtubs.Fine dining in the hotel's 8 restaurants and bars, includes delicious Italian, Japanese, Shanghainese, Cantonese cuisines and a prime grill, as well as a range of buffets.The 24-hour business center is fully equipped with secretarial services, while the hotel's concierge team is the most resourceful in the city. Board meetings, conferences and receptions can be held in the Grand Hyatt's function rooms, which can accommodate 12 to 1,200.Club Oasis offers a gym, therapies, treatments, whirlpool spas, hot and cold plunge pools, sauna and steam rooms, and relaxation lounges. The Sky Pool, with its two-story plate glass windows, offers spectacular 180-degree views over Shanghai.
"Shanghai Grand Hyatt Jin Mao: The Top Choice for a Cloud-High Stay in the Magic City 🌃
This established landmark hotel exudes a unique aura, with its lobby situated on the 54th floor. As soon as you step out of the elevator, you're greeted by breathtaking high-altitude views and the impressive ambiance of the iconic grand atrium.
My stay was on the 72nd floor, in a room with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Lujiazui skyline. By day, it’s a forest of skyscrapers, and by night, it transforms into a dazzling display of lights. The room's amenities are well-maintained, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and the triangular bathroom with a scenic bathtub is perfect for taking photos.
The hotel's location is impeccable, with the Lujiazui business district and the Huangpu River just a stone's throw away. From check-in to room service, the entire experience was smooth, and the staff were attentive and courteous.
Compared to newer, trendy hotels, the Grand Hyatt Jin Mao's enduring vintage charm and cloud-top views offer a unique Shanghai memory. I highly recommend it for anyone visiting Shanghai!"