Park Hyatt Shanghai

... Arrive Shanghai (SHA) 3pm Take maglev $12 to #2 subway line Subway to hotel?? Or taxi? Check into Hotel: Park Hyatt Shanghai, 100 Century Avenue Evening: Stroll Riverside Promenade; find café for dinner and view Bund from across the river Visit ...

... over his ring, I put a protective arm around the stand and lift the dome... This is just one reason why I love the Park Hyatt Shanghai. The free cakes. Another reason is the free Tai Chi lessons. No namby-pamby just-do-as-much-as-you-can Western approach ...

The Park Hyatt Shanghai is gorgeous; stunning decor, breathtaking taking views (from the world's tallest hotel), well appointed spacious rooms, and impeccable service.  A must when in Shanghai.  If you don't plan on staying here, then drop by ...

... neighborhood, then went to relax in the shade on a bench in Fuxing Park, a pleasant green spot that was the park for Shanghai's French population a century ago.  The park was full of lovers strolling hand-in-hand, tai chi practitioners, people out ...

... .  So a couple months ago we spent a weekend at a Hyatt Place for $65 a night, and we redeemed our free night at Park Hyatt Shanghai, which goes for about $300 a night.  "But isn't that $130," you say, "and not free?"  Well yes, but Hyatt ...

... above ground level and it is the tallest building in China and the third tallest in the world.  The hotel (Park Hyatt Shanghai) housed within part of it is apparently the highest hotel in the world.  Just a few facts for you ...

... of the finest restaurants, shops are bars in the area. There are many places you can go to check out the Shanghai skyline. We held an event at the Hyatt on the Bund one night and decided to head up to Vue Bar for a  quick drink beforehand. The view ...

... do it yesterday because of the cloudy, rainy day but it is said to be a good overview of the city.  Home to the Shanghai Hyatt, it was a wonderful place to visit for the spectacular view.  It is 88 floors high and takes just 45 seconds to reach ...

... we settled for brunch in the hotel. And after we headed out to the Chenghuang Temple area. It is another idyllic neighborhood of Shanghai. The neighborhood is the core of the old city of Shanghai. The neighborhood houses the 'Old City God' temple together ...

... a 'stain' on the city. Bit hypocritical I say when the actively promote the wonderful old colonial architecture as an attraction in Shanghai. A yank at the hotel mentioned there would be a fireworks show across the river at 9pm, so because of the street ...

... 21 Arrive Shanghai (SHA) 3pm Take maglev $12 to #2 subway line Subway to hotel?? Or taxi? Check into Hotel: Park Hyatt Shanghai, 100 Century Avenue Evening: Stroll Riverside Promenade; find café for dinner and view Bund from across the river Visit ...

... in the computer games industry. Henceforth David and Mac were friends for life!!   We went to the Shanghai Museum. It is situated in People's Park which is a vast landscaped area where you can walk amidst beautiful trees and ponds or just sit on a ...

... arranging blind dates for you?!?!?!?!? Time for a bit of quiet and tranquillity in Yu Yuan which is an elegant Chinese Park in the middle of Shanghai.  It was stunning with bridges and gardens and pagodas all over the place.  It was once a home ...

... really in the mood for serious site seeing. I decided to take it easy and opted to head to the French Concession. In 1842, Shanghai became a treaty port and was, for decades, not one city but several territories. The British, Americans and French all had ...

... so I opted for the Jinmao Tower instead, which was much cheaper and the viewing deck a bit higher. Magnificent views of megacity Shanghai from here! There's another great view here, but now on the inside, because here you can look down to the lobby of ...

... and jumped in a taxi back to our hostel. We had a fantastic time and this would be another recommendation to anyone who visits Shanghai! Today we fly to Sydney…time to say goodbye to Asia after all this time…I’m sad to leave it behind ...

... then walked around the city, starting with an art park that had some interesting statues etc. Next stop was the Hyatt Hotel, the second largest building in Shanghai. It's a mix of offices and hotel, the lobby is somewhere around 88th floor and on top of ...

... . After the 14 minute round trip we were back in the city centre and we made our way to the Grand Hyatt Hotel which is Shanghai's 3rd tallest building and located in the financial district. Here a few members of our group decided to ascend the hotel and ...