Andaz Xintiandi Shanghai - A concept by Hyatt

Hotel · Lao Ximen

Andaz Xintiandi Shanghai - A concept by Hyatt

Hotel · Lao Ximen

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88 Songshan Rd, Huangpu, China, 200021

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Sophisticated hotel with spa, pool, dining, and city views  

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88 Songshan Rd, Huangpu, China, 200021 Get directions

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88 Songshan Rd, Huangpu, China, 200021 Get directions

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"The first Andaz—Hyatt’s line of spirited, urban properties—in Asia, this curved tower with a webbed-style exterior sits in the entertainment hub Xintiandi, known for its traditional Shanghainese Shikumen architecture (narrow homes typified by stone gateways). This new 28-story building, opened in 2011, features 307 rooms with wood floors, boldly upholstered walls, and what Andaz calls DigiValets—iPads that control room functions such as lighting, temperature, and curtains. Suites add TechnoGym exercise equipment to the mix. The fifth-floor Garden Pavilion, an ovoid glass structure with wraparound city views, is a popular venue for wedding ceremonies and cocktail parties."

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Andaz Xintiandi, Shanghai (Shanghai, China) 6 Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"In the space of a few short years Andaz, the Hyatt group’s luxury-boutique brand, has firmly established itself in some tough Western markets: London, New York, Los Angeles, among others. But it’s in Shanghai that it faces what might be its sternest test. When it comes to luxury hotels, the big cities of Asia are in a league of their own, not just in terms of the classic values of hospitality, but lately in design as well. As they used to say about New York, in another context altogether — if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere." - Tablet Hotels

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JeremyK1790

Google
Overall very good. The hotel is very modern, great location, friendly staff, and the room very clean. There is multiple beverages and candy at the check in area. Lynn and Neil was the highlight of the stay, so friendly and helpful. But the intern needs more training, had little unhappy incident during the check in. Most staff are very friendly and helpful. Don’t recommend the hotel spa, spa staff keep convincing me to pay at the counter instead of charging to the room. Also, I saw a girl shouting at the spa manager about the spy ||owner being the third one in other people’s marriage, very bad experience. Moreover, there’s a Female staff who claim as a Foreigner at lobby lounge said can’t speak Chinese, Next Second, she’s speaking, Chinese with other customers, Which is a little fascinating to me. Furthermore, The hotel Wi-Fi is unstable and the slow that I have to use my own data. ||||For that 8.5/10. I would recommend this property, great for business and leisure. But there is still space for improvement

Matahari_Bulan

Google
Andaz Shanghai is a wonderfully beautiful hotel right from the lobby to the rooms. Many artworks to admire and extremely spacious. Rooms were huge especially the bath rooms and complimentary drinks plus snacks were delightful.|Breakfast service was excellent however food choices especially the pastries can be better. However the concierge service needs to be improved. Not very helpful and warm

BuyandGo

Google
Our business trip stay was made incredibly welcoming and memorable by Kevin the Andaz Lounge Manager. Thank you for your hospitality and for making our stay so welcoming and inviting. Our guests whom we met in the lounge were also impressed by Kevin and his teams attentiveness.

NickDadUK

Google
Smelly and rundown rooms, stinky toilet that was never properly cleaned, dirt in the cracks all around the bathroom, low quality towels, sheets and bed. A couple of the staff were very friendly and a couple were a bit rude. The food in the lobby is abysmal. There's no consistent operations training given, it's difficult to see anyone cares about what happens in this hotel. The location is good and the price is low but there are enough choices so you can avoid this hotel.

fooj701

Google
Overall decent experience although the rooms are tired and not up to the usual Andaz high standards. A refurbishment would not be out of order. Also, there was construction in the building next door which would have been nice to know about before booking but fortunately the noise was minimal and didn’t bother me. Lights in the room were rather dim even with all of them on. All that said and done, the excellent service of the staff made the whole stay very pleasant and in keeping with the Andaz brand.

Winona Hao

Google
Doesn’t feel like a five star hotel. The check in counter is kiosk machine with staff assistance, which feels like a motel. No lobby sitting area with couches, guests have to stand or walk around when waiting for services or taxis. Room is ok, I love the hardwood floor and bathroom, but other than that, everything is very standard. Location is great, close to metro and shopping/restaurant.

Trip.com Member

Google
Rooms are old and dark but considered clean and comfortable. Construction site opposite the room but did not affect us during our stay. Front desk was helpful and they have happy hour with free alcohol and fruits, and all day ginger tea and coffee which is a plus point. Convenient location with just a stone throw away from malls, mrt stations etc. however it’s considered a high end area so expect above average spendings.

Arti Soejitno

Google
Fantastic location right at the heart of Xintiandi, French Concession in Shanghai. Walking distance to all attractions in the areas e.g. restaurants and shopping center. It was first built in 2011 so pretty old but well maintained. All room equipment are modern and user friendly. Staffs are friendly, polite, and efficient. The only improvement I think is at lobby and restaurant/ bar area to work on the old damp smell. The rooms are perfect. We love staying here.