W Hotel The Bund, Shanghai
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“The W Shanghai has a plum location just north of the Bund, providing stunning views of the Pudong skyline from the outdoor pool deck. A comical touch in the 374 rooms: pillows in the shape of soup dumplings and oversized chopsticks.”
Shortlisted in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Shanghai, China.
“As with most Ws, it makes a strong effort to meld Western-style hip luxury with an artsy nod to local culture and traditions, and the blend is reflected in fun light sculptures, mock historical graffiti in the main restaurant, and even novelty dumpling-and-chopsticks decorative bed pillows that evoke traditional Shanghainese culture.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Shanghai.
“Shanghai’s latest five-star hotel soars over the north Bund affording extraordinary views of the Huangpu River and futuristic Pudong skyline. This enormous adult playpen offers spacious rooms, fun eating and drinking options and a sexy outdoor swimming pool.”
What guests liked
- Swimming pool
- Great views
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Located on 66 Lvshun Road in the Hongkou district of Shanghai, this five-star hotel offers the best of hospitality in the city of Shanghai. The hotel features a sleek design and architecture that makes it even more inviting to tourists and travelers in the city. The W Shanghai Hotel also offers a stunning view of the Huangpu River as well as the lively North Bund at Puxi.
The design of the hotel feature both traditional Chinese architecture which is combined perfectly with innovative modern styles as well as high tech. This makes the W Shanghai the luxury hotel that it is today.
The hotel offers an outdoor pool where guests can enjoy as many laps of swimming as they want as well as get a great view of the city skyline. The W Shanghai Hotel has an indoor heated pool.
The hotel offers chic room options such as Cloud on the Bund, Extreme Wow Suite, Cozy Room, Cool Corner Bund and Spectacular Room. Other suites in the hotel include Wow Suite and Fantastic Suite with Bund View.
Guests can reach several centers of attractions within a short distance away from the hotel such as Waibaidu Bridge which is just 600 m away from the hotel and Oriental Pearl Tower which is about 1 km away from the hotel.
The hotel has three dynamic bars and two dining and social venue for the use of guests. Events and banquets can easily be hosted in this venue.
The W Shanghai Hotel offers the best value for money.
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