The super-luxurious Park Hyatt Shanghai (Shanghai Baiyue Jiudian) is situated between the 79th to 93rd floors of Shanghai World Financial Center, China's tallest skyscraper. When it opened in 2008 the Park Hyatt took the crown for highest hotel in the world from its sister hotel next door in the Jin Mao Tower, the Shanghai Grand Hyatt. From its lofty heights, guests enjoying the lavish comfort of their rooms get unparalleled bird's eye views only possible from China's tallest building.
High above the streets of Lujiazui, the financial district at the apex of Chinese modernity, the Park Hyatt puts guests within easy reach of top dining, shopping and business addresses, not to mention some of Shanghai's best tourist attractions.
With just 174 guestrooms on offer, guests experience a true boutique hotel atmosphere while the Hyatt's world-class service team tends to every detail. Luxury is the all-pervasive theme. Apartment-sized, 130-square-meter King suites come with double vanities, heated floors, espresso machines and oversized window-side tubs, but even standard rooms come with floor-to-ceiling windows, feather down duvets, flatscreen TVs and wireless internet access.
Guests of the Park Hyatt can enjoy incredible culinary experiences in the 91st floor 100 Century Avenue Restaurant. Featuring a show kitchen equipped with wood-fired ovens, there's no better place to enjoy great modern cuisine while taki