Shanghai, already a city brimming with modernity, welcomes yet another fashionable hotel: a luxury property operated by The Langham Hotels and Resorts, nestled within Shanghai Xintiandi, offering sweeping views of the city’s skyline. With its opulent décor and uniquely striking architectural design, it is poised to become one of Shanghai’s new landmarks upon its grand opening in October.
In recent years, numerous luxury hotels have emerged in Shanghai. Image courtesy / The Langham Hotels and Resorts
Situated within a 24-story complex composed of a cluster of Shikumen-style buildings in Shanghai Xintiandi, the exterior retains the old Shanghai charm with its brick walls and tiled roofs. The interior design was crafted by the world-renowned hospitality design firm Peter Remedios, tailored to the lifestyle and emotional needs of modern urban dwellers. The area also features designer boutiques, art galleries, and a variety of restaurants and bars in diverse styles.
The Langham hotel boasts a highly distinctive exterior. Image courtesy / The Langham Hotels and Resorts
The hotel offers a total of 357 guest rooms. The stylish XTD Elevated bar on the fourth floor allows guests to lounge on daybeds while taking in panoramic views of Xintiandi. The design-forward outdoor terrace Alfresco and the Cachet Restaurant provide a top-tier sensory dining experience, making them some of the most trendy social venues.
The Langham brand operates a total of 21 hotels worldwide. Image courtesy / The Langham Hotels and Resorts
Established in Europe in 1865, The Langham Hotels and Resorts has long been favored by royalty and nobility. For over a century, it has remained committed to providing guests with the most luxurious experiences and services. It currently operates 21 hotels globally.
The Langham, Shanghai Xintiandi: http://xintiandi.langhamhotels.com.cn/
The Langham Hotels and Resorts: http://www.langhamhotels.com.cn/
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