The landmark Fairmont Peace Hotel has a long history in Shanghai — Charlie Chaplin sparked a scandal when he visited with his unmarried female companion, and playwright Noël Coward wrote Private Lives here.
The hotel features an octagonal marble lobby with a glazed dome ceiling and silver murals depicting Bund streetscapes, as well as the stunning Peace Dove sculpture. Common spaces showcase original Lalique decorative wall art, highlighting this century-old Shanghai icon's enduring grandeur.
Art Deco-styled rooms and suites are furnished elegantly, equipped with luxurious amenities, and thoughtfully designed to create sophisticated living spaces.
Situated prominently along the Bund, at the entrance of the bustling Nanjing Road pedestrian strip, the hotel stands out with its distinctive green-patina roof.
To appreciate this impressive Art Deco masterpiece, consider indulging in afternoon tea at The Cathay Room or enjoying signature cocktails at the legendary Jazz Bar, where the Guinness World Record-holding Old Jazz Band performs nightly.
Art Deco-styled rooms and suites are furnished elegantly, equipped with luxurious amenities, and thoughtfully designed to create sophisticated living spaces.
Situated prominently along the Bund, at the entrance of the bustling Nanjing Road pedestrian strip, the hotel stands out with its distinctive green-patina roof.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- The Shanghai hotel’s prestigious location along the Bund means you’re always within walking distance of great restaurants, shopping and nightlife.
- Visitors from around the globe flock to Fairmont Peace Hotel’s famous Jazz Bar. It’s a veritable time machine back to the golden era of 1930s Shanghai with cool cocktails and classic jazz music.
- Art Deco furnishings, antique works of art and lavish touches bring visitors back to an era of timeless elegance, creating sophisticated spaces throughout.
- Jasmine Lounge recreates the tradition of Shanghai's afternoon tea dance culture with live jazz performances every Sunday, transporting guests back to a glamorous 1930s atmosphere.
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- The exclusive Fairmont Gold Lounge offers discerning guests a private retreat with personalized service and refined elegance, creating an atmosphere for relaxation and productivity.
- The Sassoon Suite, named after the historic building's founder, captures 1930s elegance with breathtaking Bund views where Sir Victor Sassoon once conducted business.
- The Peace Museum preserves the hotel's remarkable heritage with guided tours of artifacts chronicling stories of distinguished guests and dignitaries.
- The Shanghai hotel also features a heated indoor skylit pool offering an exclusive luxury swimming experience, alongside a well-equipped fitness studio.
- Marvel at the magnificent Art Deco architecture throughout the hotel, from its distinctive exterior to detailed interiors featuring octagon-patterned chandeliers, elegant furnishings and marble floors.
The Rooms
- Elegantly appointed headboards and frames encase comfortable mattresses with premium bedding and a selection of perfectly arranged pillows for luxurious comfort.
- Lavish touches include a fully stocked mini bar, Bose sound system, electronic bedside controls and premium amenities offering sophisticated comfort.
- The rooms feature contemporary touches — high-definition television and coffee and tea facilities — seamlessly integrated with the expanded space for work or relaxation
- The spacious marble bathrooms feel almost as glamorous as the hotel's ballroom, featuring a rain shower, bathtub, and makeup mirror.
- Select rooms and suites offer stunning Bund and river views, while signature accommodations, including the Nine Nation Suite and Sassoon Suite, provide an experiential stay with panoramic vistas of Shanghai's skyline.
The Restaurants
- On the ninth floor overlooking the Bund, The Cathay Room serves refined French cuisine and signature Sunday brunch with stunning views of the Huangpu River.
- For those seeking authentic Chinese cuisine, Dragon Phoenix on the eighth floor specializes in regional dishes with panoramic views of the Bund and Lujiazui.
- A more casual experience can be found at Victor's Café, offering signature pastries, specialty desserts and handmade chocolates alongside Western and Asian-inspired meals.
- Head to the Terrace 9:15 for stunning panoramic Huangpu River views with select champagnes and appetizers, perfect for watching spectacular sunsets over Shanghai's skyline.
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