Rising over West Yan'an Road to offer stunning views of the city, the 53-story Longemont Shanghai (Shanghai Longzhimeng Lijing Dajiudian) is within easy reach of the Hongqiao Development Area, only minutes from a lively commercial area as well as the attractive former French Concession district. This Shanghai hotel has 511 well-equipped rooms featuring stunning views of the city's striking skyline. In-room facilities include 42-inch plasma TVs and high-speed Internet access. The hotel also hosts an international all-day-dining restaurant, an Italian restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, a Japanese restaurant, a café, a cigar lounge and a lobby lounge. The also hotel boasts a grand ballroom, in addition to nine function rooms and both meeting and conference rooms.The prestigious 48th floor Club Lounge is a good spot to relax with a drink. Take advantage of this hotel's leisure facilities and take a dip in a 30-meter indoor heated swimming pool,unwind in our world-class Dikara Spa, work out in our well-equipped gym, or have a game or two on our outdoor tennis courts.
"This hotel stay completely redefined my expectations for luxury accommodations and became an unforgettable memory. As a landmark hotel, its view is absolutely unparalleled – opening the floor-to-ceiling window in the room, the ribbon-like panorama stretches before your eyes, with the spires of international architecture juxtaposed with traditional Chinese elements. By day, it's the vibrant energy of a bustling city; by night, it's the glittering spectacle of a million lights. Even just sitting by the window is a pure delight.
The meticulous service truly touched my heart at every turn. Upon arrival, the doorman swiftly took my luggage, and I didn't have to lift a finger the entire time. Check-in at the front desk took only 3 minutes, and I was offered iced lemonade and a customized gift with the hotel's logo – this thoughtful gesture far exceeded my expectations.
The room design strikes a perfect balance between quality and practicality. The light gray soft furnishings paired with walnut wood furniture exude understated luxury. The high-thread-count cotton bedding is incredibly soft, allowing you to relax the moment you lie down. The bathroom features a dry/wet separation, and the toiletries have a subtle woody scent. Even the shower water temperature can be precisely controlled – every detail is impeccable. The breakfast restaurant was another pleasant surprise; the freshly ordered Shanghai xiao long bao were bursting with delicious soup, paired with a freshly ground latte, all while overlooking the city in the morning light, starting the day feeling completely refreshed.
Upon check-out, the concierge proactively arranged for my vehicle registration in advance, saving me 120 RMB in parking fees. Such an experience is excellent for both business and leisure travelers.
Special thanks to front desk managers Teemo and Lynn, and intern Fanny. Their service was incredibly polite and attentive. A true credit to Shanghai's tourism industry!"