Shanghai Hotels

The Four Seasons

Exterior

At a Glance

    Pros

  • beautiful building
  • amenity- and entertainment-heavy

    Cons

  • amenities may discourage you from getting out of the hotel

The Four Seasons Review

With palm trees, fountains, and golden-hued marble as warm as sunshine, the lobby of the Four Seasons establishes the hotel's theme as an elegant oasis in bustling downtown Puxi. Opened in 2002, this 37-story luxury hotel caters to its largely business clientele. It has impeccable service, a 24-hour business center, a gym, and butler service. The spacious rooms—just 12 to 15 per floor—include DVD/CD players, flat-screen TVs, safes big enough for a laptop, and marble showers and tubs (one of each). Nanjing Road and the Shanghai Museum are within a 10-minute walk, but there are convincing reasons to stay in: the Jazz 37 club, the exceptional Si Ji Xuan Cantonese restaurant, and the relaxing ground-floor lounge that's perfect for people watching. you don't want to miss one of the spa's indulgent Balinese treatments.

    Hotel Details

  • 360 rooms, 79 suites.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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