What it is

A stunning hotel located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai’s thriving Pudong district. Known for its sophisticated service and elegant interiors, the hotel is a preferred choice for both business and leisure travelers seeking a luxurious base in Shanghai.

What it isn't

A boutique hotel, Mandarin Oriental Pudong, is expansive and grand, designed to cater to a discerning clientele with refined tastes and high expectations for comfort and service.

What we think

Mandarin Oriental Pudong excels in delivering an impeccable luxury experience. The hotel features spacious rooms and suites with breathtaking views of the Shanghai skyline and the river. Culinary offerings include fine dining at Yong Yi Ting, which specializes in local Shanghai and regional Chinese cuisine, and international dishes at Riviera Lounge. The hotel's comprehensive wellness facilities, including a world-class spa, fitness center, and indoor pool, offer guests a chance to unwind and rejuvenate. Its location in the heart of Pudong provides easy access to luxury shopping, entertainment, and Shanghai’s major business sectors.

You're here because

You desire an elegant and refined environment with exceptional service and amenities strategically located in one of Shanghai’s most dynamic areas

The Moment

Gazing out at the illuminated skyline from the comfort of your sophisticated suite, the vibrant energy of Shanghai feels both exhilarating and calmingly distant.

Restaurants & Bars

Fifty 8 Grill - Under the watchful eye of acclaimed Michelin-starred chef Richard Ekkebus.

Yong Yi Ting- Award winning Chinese restaurant.

Zest- Asian and international cuisine served in a stylish, modern setting.

Qi Bar - With a stunning design, top mixologists and some of the city’s best DJs.

Riviera Lounge - Offering a respite from the hustle and bustle of busy city life.

The Mandarin Cake Shop - A must-stop for anyone looking to indulge.

Location

Situated in the Lujiazui area, Mandarin Oriental Pudong is surrounded by skyscrapers and landmarks of global finance, yet moments away from the historic Bund and cultural sites.