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From the same group as Upper House Hong Kong, this hotel pairs Chinese detail (porcelain, bamboo, lacquered surfaces) with European flair against a futuristic Shanghai backdrop. Dark shades and minimalist furniture throughout, closer to an art gallery than a hotel, without the fussiness. The maxi bar is their version of the minibar; the pool handles jet lag.
From the same group as Upper House Hong Kong, this hotel pairs Chinese detail (porcelain, bamboo, lacquered surfaces) with European flair against a futuristic Shanghai backdrop. Dark shades and minimalist furniture throughout, closer to an art gallery than a hotel, without the fussiness. The maxi bar is their version of the minibar; the pool handles jet lag.
a long weekend, a week
Porcelain, bamboo, and lacquered surfaces in a futuristic Shanghai setting.
city trippers, digital nomads, foodies
7:58 AM
There’s a strong audience of fast-moving folk in the hotel, and they know that. Order breakfast to your room for comfort – and enjoy a big platter of rainbow fruits, juices, pastries or dim sum if you wish.
10:04 AM
You're in a good spot to explore – it's so central. Head to the nearby Jing’an Temple (early, to avoid crowds) and then see Jing’an Park afterwards (it's a real local spot – you'll see plenty of dance meet-ups and local cats too).
11:01 AM
Coffee shop culture is big here – and where you land all depends on what you love most. For coffee connoisseurs, head to Lanna. For those wanting a chic set-up, head to GentleMaker. Keep an eye out for pop-up coffee stands too, as you wander the streets.
1:00 PM
Back at the hotel, lunch is at Sui Tang Li. Led by Chef Tony Ye, discover creative dim sum and reimagined Chinese classics on the menu. Even better, you’ll find this spot in the Michelin Guide so you’re in good hands here.
2:49 PM
Head to Anfu Road to seek out even more local crowds. It’s a tree-lined street full of boutiques (plenty of on-the-up Chinese designers), cafes and concept stores. The people watching is entertaining.
7:02 PM
Back at the hotel. You've likely clocked up a step count exploring the city so unwind with an afternoon soak or head to the bar for glass of fizz or a jazzy cocktail (let them suggest one).
8:30 PM
If you can nab a table at Fu He Hui for dinner, do it. It's plant-based fine dining, and they have a tea pairing menu for added intrigue. It's all very zen here.
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Quick but comfortable for a city dash.
2pers.
50m2
The big king sized bed for snoozing.
2pers.
50m2
Extra space to work or hang out.
2pers.
60m2
There’s outdoor space for fresh air.
2pers.
60m2
You can connect with another room if you need.
2pers.
70m2
High ceilings and all that light.
2pers.
90m2
concierge
Bicycles
on requestRoom service
daily servicing
dailyindoor swimming pool
Gym
Spa
Steam room
Sauna
Treatment rooms
valet parking
Cinema
No. 366 Shi Men Yi Road, Jing’an District, 200041 Shanghai, China
2:00 PM / 12:00 PM
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From the moment a hybrid car picks you up at the airport to complimentary House bicycles they're finding ways to go green.
All the in-room toiletries are organic. The Mi Sun spa uses sustainably sourced products too.
Breakfasts work as made-to-order to minimise food waste and excess inventory.
