Beijing
The Regent Beijing Hotel
Your home in the capital is the five star Regent Beijing Hotel, a haven of sophisticated luxury situated in the prestigious Jinbao Street area, just steps away from the Wangfujing shopping district and the Forbidden City. After days spent exploring ancient history, you will retreat to elegantly appointed Classic Rooms, which offer a serene counterpoint to the bustling energy of the metropolis through their floor-to-ceiling windows and tranquil decor.
Amenities & Features:
• Wellness & Relaxation: A stunning indoor heated swimming pool, a fully equipped modern fitness center, and a signature spa offering traditional Chinese treatments.
• Fine Dining: Home to the Michelin-starred Lei Garden (Cantonese) and Daccapo, an award-winning Italian restaurant.
• Room Highlights: Deep soaking bathtubs with shower, spacious wardrobes and state-of-the-art in-room technology.
• Service: Personalised concierge services and the "Regent Press Reader" featuring thousands of international publications.
Shanghai
Grand Hyatt Shanghai Hotel
In Shanghai, elevate your experience – literally - at the five star Grand Hyatt Shanghai Hotel. Occupying the 53rd to 87th floors of the landmark Jin Mao Tower, this hotel is a true icon of the city's vertical ambition. You will stay in spacious Grand Rooms that feature a blend of traditional Chinese elements and Art Deco style. From this vantage point, you are perfectly placed to witness the glittering lights of the Bund and the futuristic pulse of the Lujiazui financial district.
Amenities & Features:
• Sky-High Leisure: One of the world’s highest indoor "sky pools" and the Club Oasis spa and fitness center located on the 57th floor.
• Gastronomy: A diverse array of dining options, including Club Jin Mao (high-end Shanghainese) and the Kobachi grill.
• The Atrium: Access to the famous 33-story barrel-vaulted atrium, a masterpiece of modern architecture.
• Room Highlights: Marble bathrooms with oversized rain showers, 180-degree city views, and integrated work desks.
