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High above the city, the Classic Room offers calm and refined comfort. It sits between the 30th and 35th floors. The city skyline forms a...
The Premium City View Room presents an elegant retreat above vibrant Shanghai. It occupies floors 30 to 39 with sweeping skyline and street views. Large...
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Regent Shanghai Pudong is a high-rise luxury hotel in Lujiazui, the financial core of Shanghai's Pudong district. The hotel sits on Century Avenue, close to Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, IFC Mall, the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Huangpu River skyline.
The active hotel name is Regent Shanghai Pudong, even though older references and short listings may still use Regent Pudong. This is a city hotel for travelers who want skyline views, a strong Pudong business base and fast access to Lujiazui landmarks. It is polished and compact rather than resort-like.
The location is the main reason to book. Lujiazui puts guests in Shanghai's most vertical district, surrounded by offices, malls, towers, restaurants and river views. For meetings in Pudong, the hotel is very convenient. For sightseeing, it keeps the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower and riverside walks close at hand. The Bund, Yu Garden, People's Square, Xintiandi and the former French Concession sit across the river or west of the hotel. They are easy enough by taxi or metro, but guests should understand the rhythm. Regent Shanghai Pudong is best when the trip has a strong Pudong reason, not when every plan is on the Puxi side. Shanghai Pudong International Airport is usually a longer transfer than Hongqiao, and traffic can shift the timing. The hotel works well for business travelers who value a direct Pudong base, and for leisure guests who want the drama of the skyline from above.
The hotel has 187 rooms and suites with Art Deco accents, floor-to-ceiling windows and wide city views. The best rooms look toward the Oriental Pearl Tower, the river or the dense geometry of Lujiazui. The view is not just decoration here. It is central to the stay. Rooms feel more intimate than those at many large Shanghai hotels. This can be a strength for guests who prefer a smaller luxury address with fewer corridors and less convention traffic. Suites are better for longer stays, private meetings or travelers who want a real sitting area above the city. Design is rich without feeling heavy. Expect dark woods, polished surfaces, marble bathrooms and a Shanghai mood that suits the tower setting. The hotel does not have the freshest new-build feel in the city, but it remains well positioned and easy to use. Guests should choose category by view and access. Club-level rooms can be useful for breakfast, afternoon tea, evening drinks and a quieter place to work. For a short leisure stay, a strong skyline view may matter more than extra square meters.
Camelia is the main all-day restaurant, serving Italian food in a relaxed setting on the first floor. It works for breakfast, business lunch, casual dinner or a drink when guests want to stay close to the hotel. Mi Teppanyaki and Sushi Lounge gives the hotel a Japanese option, with sushi, sashimi, teppanyaki and Japanese-inspired drinks. Current operating patterns can lean toward private events, so guests should check the schedule before planning a specific dinner there. Shang-Xi is the Cantonese restaurant and the most private dining choice. It has a small public space and five private dining rooms named for gemstones, with Cantonese dishes, dim sum and a discreet atmosphere suited to business meals or family celebrations. The dining program is not as broad as at Shanghai's largest palace hotels, but it is practical. Regent Shanghai Pudong gives guests Italian, Japanese and Cantonese options, then leaves the rest of Shanghai within easy reach.
The wellness level is one of the hotel's strongest features. FLARE Spa sits high above Lujiazui on level 41 and focuses on facials, massages, body treatments and salon services. The altitude changes the feel of the spa. It becomes a city retreat above the pace below. The indoor pool is also set high in the tower, with skyline views that make it feel more memorable than a standard hotel pool. For business travelers, a swim before meetings or after a long flight can reset the day quickly. The fitness setup supports regular training, and the hotel also has sauna, steam and hot tub facilities listed in current hotel information. This matters in Shanghai, where weather, traffic and long meeting days can make on-property recovery more valuable than expected.
Service is polished, discreet and geared toward international business travelers, repeat guests and weekend luxury stays. The hotel feels calmer than many larger Shanghai properties because it occupies a more compact footprint within its tower. The atmosphere is urban and controlled. It is not a grand heritage hotel, and it is not a nightlife hotel. It is a skyline address with a quiet Regent layer, best for guests who want to move efficiently through Shanghai and return to a room with height, view and calm. One important point is name clarity. Regent Shanghai Pudong is separate from Regent Shanghai on the Bund, which is a newer riverside Regent project on the Puxi side. Guests should confirm the Pudong address if meetings, airport plans or loyalty bookings depend on location.
The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong is the closest high-rise luxury comparison, with a stronger statement arrival and a more famous sky-high bar. Regent Shanghai Pudong feels smaller, quieter and less showy. It may suit guests who want Lujiazui access without the full landmark-hotel scale. Mandarin Oriental Pudong, Shanghai is farther along the river and feels more spacious and residential, with a strong spa and calmer waterfront setting. Regent is better for direct Lujiazui tower access and a compact business stay. Park Hyatt Shanghai and Grand Hyatt Shanghai sit inside major towers and lean into height, architecture and corporate energy. Regent Shanghai Pudong is softer and more intimate. The Peninsula Shanghai and Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund are stronger for Puxi heritage, riverfront walks and first-time leisure stays focused on the Bund. Choose Regent Shanghai Pudong when Pudong is the point: meetings, Lujiazui views, IFC access, tower sightseeing and a calmer hotel rhythm after a fast day.
Book Regent Shanghai Pudong if you want a refined Lujiazui hotel with skyline views, 187 rooms, strong business access, Camelia, Shang-Xi, Mi, FLARE Spa and a high-floor indoor pool. It is especially good for business travelers, couples who want a Pudong skyline stay and repeat Shanghai visitors who already know which side of the river suits them. Think twice if your plans are mainly on the Bund, in Jing'an, Xintiandi or the former French Concession. Regent Shanghai Pudong is a smart, polished Pudong base. It is at its best when the district outside the door is part of the reason you came.
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Feel the thrill in Lujiazui. Skyline views frame Shanghai Tower, the Oriental Pearl, and the Pudong financial district.
Savor Cantonese fine dining at Shà ng-XÃ. Five gemstone private rooms make dim sum and à la carte dinners feel discreet.
Float above the city on 41F! The indoor infinity pool pairs a wellness retreat's calm with glittering views of the Lujiazui skyline.
210 CENTURY AVENUE, China
Regent Shanghai Pudong is best for luxury travelers who want a polished Lujiazui hotel with spacious rooms, skyline views, Pearl Tower and Huangpu River outlooks, a high-floor spa, infinity pool and strong business convenience. It suits executives, couples, first-time Shanghai visitors focused on modern Pudong and guests who prefer views over historic street atmosphere.
Yes, if first-time visitors want a dramatic modern Shanghai experience with skyline views and easy access to Lujiazui landmarks. It is less ideal if the trip is built around walking the old neighborhoods from the hotel door. For guests who want the Shanghai Tower, Oriental Pearl Tower and river skyline in focus, the location works very well.
Regent Shanghai Pudong is better if you want to stay among the skyscrapers, financial district, Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower views. A Bund hotel is better if you want historic architecture, riverfront walks and views back toward Pudong. The choice depends on whether your ideal Shanghai stay is modern Lujiazui or heritage Puxi.
Shang-Xi is the hotel's elegant Cantonese restaurant, with private dining rooms and an intimate public dining space. It is a strong option for business meals, family dinners or guests who want refined Chinese cuisine within the hotel rather than a more casual mall or street-side restaurant setting.
Regent Shanghai Pudong has three main restaurant concepts: Camelia for Italian cuisine, Mi Teppanyaki and Sushi Lounge for Japanese dining, and Shang-Xi for Cantonese cuisine. This gives guests a useful mix of Western, Japanese and Chinese dining without needing to leave the hotel after a long day in Shanghai.
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