The 135 rooms and suites are designed as private personal havens. Large windows bring in river, Bund, or Pudong views, depending on category and orientation. Bedrooms use a soft palette and precise lighting. Seating areas give guests room to read, work, or watch the city. Bathrooms are treated as a central part of the stay rather than a secondary space.
Regent's signature bath concept uses broad marble surfaces and separate bathing zones. Details support a slow daily routine. Selected categories have private balconies or terraces. These outdoor spaces are unusual in central Shanghai. They are especially valuable for river views. Guests should compare the exact outlook and outdoor access before selecting a room.
The hotel's 20 suites add living space and stronger residential features. Top categories are designed for private entertaining as well as overnight stays. The Penthouse on the Bund includes a grand reception hall, an outdoor terrace, a private living room, a marble bath, skyline views, and a private sauna. This makes it suitable for an extended visit or a stay that includes formal hosting.