The crowning glory of what was Shanghai's tallest building, until the arrival of the Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC), the Grand Hyatt Shanghai (Shanghai Jinmao Junyue Dajiudian) occupies the 56th to 87th floors of the 88-story Jin Mao Tower. From the spectacular panorama of Pudong, guests can enjoy great views of the historic Bund with its Jazz Age architectural masterpieces, and easy access to a number of local Shanghai attractions such as the Yu Gardens and Century Park. The luxury shopping malls of Lujiazui are just minutes away.Guestrooms enjoy stunning views of the city's iconic oriental pearl TV Tower, the Bund and the surrounding space-age skyline, and include generously sized marble bathrooms with deep, indulgent bathtubs.Fine dining in the hotel's 8 restaurants and bars, includes delicious Italian, Japanese, Shanghainese, Cantonese cuisines and a prime grill, as well as a range of buffets.The 24-hour business center is fully equipped with secretarial services, while the hotel's concierge team is the most resourceful in the city. Board meetings, conferences and receptions can be held in the Grand Hyatt's function rooms, which can accommodate 12 to 1,200.Club Oasis offers a gym, therapies, treatments, whirlpool spas, hot and cold plunge pools, sauna and steam rooms, and relaxation lounges. The Sky Pool, with its two-story plate glass windows, offers spectacular 180-degree views over Shanghai.
"The Jin Mao Tower itself is one of Lujiazui's iconic trio of buildings, and staying here offers direct views of the Huangpu River and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower – the vista is truly breathtaking! Our room was on the 74th floor, and seeing the Jin Mao's internal structure was also spectacular. The hotel's decor feels a bit dated, but the room size is generous, and the service was genuinely excellent. When we checked in, the lobby manager noticed we had a child and gave us a cute Milk Dragon plushie, which made my little sister so happy. Because our flight was late, I asked the lovely front desk staff, and even though the hotel was very busy, she still managed to arrange a late check-out for me, which I really appreciated. Breakfast was also quite good, with a mix of Chinese and Western options, though you might have to queue if you go too late, so it's better to go early. Oh, and I booked a group deal on Ctrip, which also included a few tickets to the insect museum – such great value! The twin beds were two 1.2-meter beds that could be pushed together, so there was plenty of space for a family of four. All in all, for a trip to Shanghai, staying here is really great and I'm very satisfied!"