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    Shanghai

    Peninsula Shanghai

    Outstanding among the historic buildings on The Bund, as the pinnacle of modern luxury

    As the only new building on Shanghai’s historic and famous street, The Bund, The Peninsula Shanghai stands out among the rest as a beacon of modern luxury.

    A truly modern and luxurious Art Deco masterpiece, all rooms are thoroughly elegant in design with neutral tones, accent colours and luxurious fabrics. Some rooms offer unparalleled views of the Huangpu River and the ever-changing skyline of Pudong, while others offer soothing green vistas of trees, overlooking the historic Wai Bai Du iron bridge among other skyline highlights.

    Wining and dining here are guarantee to delight, from dining on Modern European cuisine under chandeliers at the glamourous Michelin-starred Sir Elly’s Restaurant to all day international cuisine at The Lobby, as well as a range of sophisticated drinks to be enjoyed at the 1920’s inspired bar Salon De Ning.

    Guests can wind away a day of sightseeing, by resting both the mind and body at the Art Deco-themed Peninsula Spa which offers a range of holistic healing treatments and modern therapies.

    Wake up feeling refreshed with laps or a leisurely dip in the indoor heated swimming pool, which boasts an adjoining roof terrace with stunning views of the city.

    Highlights

    Michelin-starred Sir Elly’s Restaurant

    Indoor heated swimming pool

    Fitness Centre

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    Amanyangyun

    Shanghai

    Amanyangyun

    Set on the outskirts of downtown Shanghai, surrounded by verdant camphor trees in a pristine setting of ecological focus, Amanyangyun is the striking result of an ambitious architectural undertaking. Involving the restoration of 13 Ming and Qing dynasty villas, moved brick-by-brick from the southern city of Fuzhou, guests are offered a fascinating glimpse into China’s past, all amid comfort and luxury.

    In addition to the 13 antique villas, there are also 24 contemporary suites, which include the likes of living areas with a fireplace, private courtyards and outdoor bathtubs. The villas range from one to five bedrooms and benefit from exclusive use of the villa area’s pool, Jacuzzi and garden. Throughout the villas and suites, guests will enjoy a refined contemporary design, alongside a nature-inspired aesthetic that achieves peaceful seclusion.

    An extensive range of dining options are on offer at the hotel, with delicious Chinese dishes provided by Lazhu, sumptuous Italian fare served by ARVA and tasty Japanese cuisine the focus of NAMA. For refreshments and the likes of afternoon tea, The Bar is the ideal venue, while the Cigar Lounge presents premium drinks and light meals.

    Amanyangyun’s huge spa and wellness complex can be found set around the central courtyard, complete with countless treatment rooms, relaxation lounges, pools, a fitness centre and a pilates and yoga studio. For something slightly different, Nanshufang is the hotel’s cultural hub, presenting a space for contemplation, as well as discovery of Chinese traditions such as tea ceremonies, calligraphy lessons and brush painting.

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