A cultural and modern marvel at the heart of Shanghai. Welcome to a place where world-class luxury meets the vibrant energy of modern Shanghai. There is everything here for the contemporary international traveller who appreciates life's pleasures and wants to STAY DIFFERENT. In the heart of Pudong, Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel is Jumeirah Group's Asia Pacific debut. Envisioned by the world renowned architect Arata Isozaki and designed by KCA International, the interior designers of the luxurious Burj Al Arab, everything about the Himalayas Hotel blends Chinese tradition with contemporary vision. Inspired by a unique jade piece and Feng Shui elements, heavenly inscriptions emerge calmly from the ground. Eastern tradition meets contemporary design in our exquisite rooms and suites Enjoy a taste of Shanghai and the world in our three sumptuous restaurants State-of-the-art conference, event and meeting facilities Explore the city for a cultural fix
THE HOTEL The landmark Himalayas Centre is Shanghai's new epicentre of business and culture. Taking its inspiration from a piece of jade, its design pays homage to the ancient Chinese elements of Feng Shui, and symbolises unity, wisdom, prosperity and good luck. This icon of a new pulsating and electrifying Shanghai is the perfect setting for Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel. Step into our 16-metre high lobby and marvel at the display of 1,000 Chinese characters, spectacularly lit across the walls. They tell a 5,000-year-old story, the 'Thousand Character Essay', where each character has a unique meaning, epitomising the ancient and beautiful art of Chinese calligraphy that taught Chinese characters to children as well as the essence or moral virtues, cultural evolution, nobility and the pastoral life of common people. In addition to Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel, the Himalayas Centre houses the 1,100-seat DaGuan Theatre, Himalayas Art Museum, a luxury brand mall and a 5,000m2 rooftop Infinity Garden. Rates are based on double occupancy. Charges for extra adults may apply and will be due directly to the hotel. |