Shanghai is one of the world’s most important tourist cities, boasting the highest number of skyscrapers in the world. The influx of both leisure and business travelers has attracted global hotel chains to set up shop, elevating the city’s accommodation standards to ultra-luxury five-star levels; whether you’re seeking a nostalgic retro vibe or modern opulence, anyone can easily find a top-tier yet atmospheric hotel and enjoy a luxurious night on the Bund.
Beautiful Night Shanghai. Image provided by EasyTravel
In recent years, international hotel chains have been flocking to the city. If you want to enjoy the best views in Shanghai or stay at a top-tier hotel, now is the time. EasyTravel has launched the “Direct-Flight Luxury Tour to Shanghai” series, offering easy 100-minute arrivals via non-stop flights and Mercedes-Benz airport transfers. The package features a selection of globally renowned, top 10 luxury hotels in Shanghai, including: the world’s tallest Park Hyatt, the elegant and luxurious Peninsula Hotel, the Obama-favored Portman Ritz-Carlton, the world-top-100 Jin Mao Tower Grand Hyatt, and the upscale European-style Four Seasons Hotel. Combining fashion, boutique style, and premium service, these properties offer an incomparable experience of ultimate luxury.
The “Park Hyatt Shanghai” is located in the Shanghai World Financial Center, occupying floors 79 to 93 of the 492-meter-tall skyscraper, making it the world’s “highest” luxury hotel. It boasts numerous “world-firsts,” such as the world’s highest swimming pool, world’s highest hotel lobby, and world’s highest meeting room. The high-altitude room rates are equally jaw-dropping, with the Chairman Suite reaching up to 88,000 RMB per night, attracting celebrities like Brigitte Lin and Lin Chi-ling. Another standout feature of the Park Hyatt is the 20-meter-long infinity pool on the 85th floor, offering panoramic views through floor-to-ceiling windows and the thrill of swimming above the clouds.
The “Peninsula Shanghai” is situated on the Bund, offering sweeping views of the historic Bund, the Huangpu River, and the gardens of the former British Consulate. The hotel’s classic façade harmonizes beautifully with the historic architecture of the Bund, while its interiors are infused with the artistic flair of the 1920s and 1930s, subtly highlighting Shanghai’s reputation as the “Paris of the East” during its golden age. The Peninsula’s unique style includes a massive elevator in the second-floor ballroom that can accommodate a stretch Rolls-Royce, ensuring the utmost privacy for VIP guests. The hotel also offers exclusive luxury services with BMW stretch limousines and a 1934 vintage Rolls-Royce Phantom.
To experience the curated itinerary of the “Direct-Flight Luxury Tour to Shanghai,” visit EasyTravel at www.eztravel.com.tw.
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