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CNY 1,725
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Room & Suites:
257 -
Setting:
City -
Style:
Classic, Historical, Hotel
Overview
You feel you are right on the historic Bund, particularly from the suites in the Heritage Club Building.
The two buildings juggle 257 rooms and suites. In the historic wing, a Victorian aesthetic comes through loud and clear, with four-post beds and claw-foot tubs. Of course, the in-mirror TV doesn’t date back quite so far. In the tower wing, furnishings are somewhat more modern, offering a refreshed view of classic styling. Enjoy marble bathrooms, and walk-in closets.
Get your deep tissues loosened down in the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, or order any treatment up to your room - if walking is just too much for you.
Six bars and restaurants appeal to all tastes, from the resurrected Long Bar, contemporary Grand Brasserie and elegant Salon de Ville, to the glittering Peacock Alley and NYC-inspired, Pelham's.
One last eatery that's not to be missed, is the wood ensconced Wei Jing Ge, where countless antiques watch silently as Shanghainese, Cantonese, and Huai Yang cuisines are hastily gobbled up.
Amenities
- Fitness Centre
- Library
- Boutique Shopping
- Business Centre
- Meeting / Private Room
- Spa
- Lounge/Bar
- Restaurant(s)
- Butler Service
- Laundry Service
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Flat Screen TV
- Front Desk (24-Hour)
- High Speed Internet (Wireless)
- Room Service
Interests
- Business
- Shopping
- Art/Culture
- Honeymoon
- Wedding
- Relaxing
- Gastronomy
- Nightlife
- Spa
- Sightseeing
- Romance
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Classy Luxury
When we arrived at the hotel, I was notified both rooms were upgraded to the river side. They also nicely presented a birthday cake in my parents' room. It was a perfect beginning for my visit to Shanghai. The hotel room was spacious, well-appointed, and spotless. Check-in was in the room, so there was no line and the procedure was efficient and speedy.
After check-in, I walked to the window and was amazed by the view. It was a poster perfect view of Pudong. The Bund and all the glittering high-rises were right in front of me. I felt if I stretch my arm, I could touch them all. (Unfortunately, the windows in my room were locked) I highly recommend to reserve a room with a river view.
All hotel staff are extremely polite and attentive. Breakfast was served in the Grand Brasserie, a restaurant in the lower floor of the new wing. It has a nice selection of food items, both Chinese and western. They also serve eggs "cooked to order" from a separate menu. The food was definitely top quality. Nowadays, as food safety is a huge issue in China, the hotel makes almost everything from their own kitchen without food additives, including yogurt. With such well prepared breakfast, every day had a good start.
During my last night at the hotel, we also went to the Chinese restaurant of the hotel, Wei Jing Ge. It mainly serves Shanghai, Eastern Chinese and Cantonese cuisine. The food was excellent, the presentation was creative, the atmosphere was classy and the service was appropriate. If there was a Chinese Michelin rating, I would definitely give the restaurant 3 stars.
My only small complaint about the hotel is the perfume in the old building lobby tend to be a bit strong. Not a big deal, but the strong odor can make certain guests uncomfortable. If I return to Shanghai, the Waldorf will definitely be my first choice for hotel.
Location
Reservations
- Our hotel reservation specialists are available to assist with your hotel reservations, itinerary changes, or questions.
Sunday 7am to 12am
Monday to Thursday 24hrs
Friday 12am to 5pm
Saturday 7am to 3pm
Hours of operation are in Pacific Standard Time.
- Phone:
- 1 877.999.0680
- Email: Reservations Team
Contact Hotel
- Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund
- No.2 Zhong Shan Dong Yi Road
- Huang Pu District
- Shanghai 200002
Recognition & Affiliates
Condé Nast Traveler - Hot List - 2011
Travel + Leisure USA - IT List, The Best New Hotels - 2011
Business Traveler & 21 Century Business Herald - China’s Most Influential New Opening Luxury Hotel - 2011
National Geographic Traveler - Best Boutique/ Design Hotel
World Traveller Magazine - Best Heritage Hotel
TTG China Travel Awards - The ‘Best New Hotel in Shanghai’ Award
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