Glamorous bathrooms feature scalloped copper tubs and powerful rain showers, complemented by televisions and luxury amenities from Asprey. The larger suites offer expansive living space, alongside access to the hotel’s Club Lounge. Shanghai’s reputation as a centre for gastronomy extends to the restaurants at the Ritz-Carlton. Sample delicious Italian classics at Scena, with its stunning views of the Bund and the city beyond. Located between the curving, south bank of the Huangpu River and an expressway, this approximately 35-acre, linear park was designed in 2007 for the 2010 Shanghai Expo. Turenscape transformed the site, a brownfield, occupied by a steel factory and shipyard, into a flood resilient park that actively treats contaminated river water.
Meticulous detail has gone into creating the elegant décor in warm tones which reflects artistic elements of both East and West. Pudong Shangri-La, East Shanghai offers 946 exquisite guest rooms and suites spread between two signature buildings, the elegant River Wing and exclusive Grand Tower. Room décor artfully blends classical elegance with oriental touches, along with sleek modern comforts for a luxury, fuss-free stay. Moreover, Pudong New Area's advanced digital infrastructure, including high-speed internet connectivity and reliable power supply, ensures high operational efficiency and connectivity.
This robust infrastructure ensures high-speed connectivity and low latency, enabling efficient data transfer and smooth operation of critical applications. In April of 1990, Li Peng, the Premier of the People's Republic of China, officially approved the beginning of the pudong xinqu New Area project. This plan named Pudong as a new special economic zone that was open to foreign investment and was heavily influenced by the goals of the 1946 Shanghai Master Plan.
