Stay
Mandarin Oriental Shanghai features 362 rooms and suites. All are wonderfully spacious, fusing traditional Oriental design with chic contemporary touches. The large Swish marble bathrooms have deep-soaking tubs, twin vanities and walk-in rain showers. The Deluxe and Mandarin Rooms and larger Club Rooms with access to the Club lounge. Emulating the feel of a residential living room, the large Suites features living and dining room, with panoramic views of the Huangpu river.
ChildCare
Families with children are welcome to stay at the Mandarin Oriental Shanghai. Younger guests receive a whole host of complimentary amenities including bath products, cribs, highchairs, strollers and plenty of games to make the stay as enjoyable as possible. Restaurants offers special menus including room service. Babysitting is available on request.
Dine
There are three restaurants at Mandarin Oriental Shanghai. Fifty 8° Grill, headed by acclaimed Michelin-starred chef Richard Ekkebus provides an exceptional dining focussed on the traditional French cuisine, Yong Yi Ting the Chinese restaurant specialises in regional Jiang Nan dishes. Zest Restaurant, serves Asian and international cuisine from an impressive selection of cooking stations. Riviera Lounge, serving afternoon tea and there is Qi Bar, Shanghai’s best hangout after dark.
Relax
In the basement of the Mandarin Oriental Shanghai hotel is a shimmering gold spa. There are 3 spa suites offering ancient Chinese practices, such as acupressure massage and reflexology, with cutting-edge beauty treatments. Pre-massage features include crystal steam room, aroma experience showers, heated stone loungers and whirlpool tubs equipped with shoulder pummelling jets. Other facilities include a 25-metre indoor swimming pool, lap pool and a fully equipped fitness centre.
Experience
Based in the heart of Shanghai, guests at Mandarin Oriental Shanghai are well placed to take in all that the city has to offer including the Longhua Temple, the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Museum. One day visit the Fuxing Park which surprisingly shuts out all the noises and the busy atmosphere of the modern city. Shoppers can hit the NanJing Road, starting from the Bund and ending at the JingAn Temple. Also visit Moganshan Road and visit boutique art studios.
Currency
Chinese Yuan (CNY)
Location Mandarin Oriental Shanghai is located on 111 Pudong Road on the banks of the Huangpu River, in the heart of Pudong’s central financial district.
Getting there An 11-hour international flight from London. Mandarin Oriental Shanghai can arrange transfers from Shanghai's Pudong International Airport, about 45 minutes by car.
When to go Shanghai weather is generally warm and humid, with four distinct seasons - a pleasant warm spring, a hot rainy summer, a comfortable cool autumn and a cold winter. The hottest time in Shanghai comes in July and August, with more than 10 days at temperatures above 35 C. The coldest time is from the late January to early February. The spring from March to May is recommended as the best time to travel to Shanghai.
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