The Peace Hotel Shanghai is located at No. 20, East Nanjing Road, Huangpu District. It stands at the core of the "golden triangle" where the Bund and Nanjing Road intersect. As a brilliant pearl among the historical buildings of the Bund in Shanghai, its north building (formerly the Huamao Hotel) was originally built in 1929, while the south building (formerly the Huizhong Hotel) dates back to 1906. After the two buildings were merged and renamed in 1956, Become a city landmark that witnesses the century-old vicissitudes of Shanghai. The hotel completed a comprehensive renovation in 2010, integrating Art Deco style with elements of the Queen Anne Revival - the 19-meter dark green pyramid copper roof of the north building, the relief of the Sassoon family's hunting dog emblem, and the red brick gable walls and arched Windows of the south building, together form the classic outline of "the tallest building in the Far East". As a key national cultural relic protection unit and a 20th-century architectural heritage of China, its architectural aesthetics and historical value are irreplaceable.
Among the 270 guest rooms and suites, the Nine country-style suites stand out particularly: The British suite replicates the scenes from the TV series "Flowers in Full Bloom", featuring an independent living area and floor-to-ceiling Windows with views of the Huangpu River. The French suite is decorated in the style of Louis XVI, with Italian Frette bedding and Lelabo Rose31 amenities exuding luxury. The Sassoon Suite has refreshed the skyline of hotels in Shanghai with a price of 88,000 yuan per night. All guest rooms are equipped with smart temperature control systems, BOSE audio systems, capsule coffee machines and marble bathrooms. Some suites have central bathtubs and cloakrooms, and the top-floor suites offer private butler service.
The dining space offers a taste experience that blends history and modernity: The Dragon and Phoenix Hall excels in local and Cantonese cuisine, with classic dishes such as braised pork and crab roe xiaolongbao inheriting the flavors of Shanghai. The Hua MAO Ge Western Restaurant offers dry-aged steaks and handcrafted Italian dumplings. Its open kitchen showcases the art of cooking. The afternoon tea on the ninth floor terrace, paired with a live performance by an elderly jazz band, has become the most romantic social scene on the Bund. The Peace Museum is open daily and houses silverware from the 1930s, manuscripts of famous people and historical photos. Guests can visit for free and participate in guided Tours.
The hotel specially offers the "Peace Culture Experience Officer" service, allowing guests to make reservations for interaction with the senior jazz band, guided Tours of the Nine-Nation Suite, and afternoon tea with the theme of "Flowers in Full Bloom". Every night at seven o 'clock, a senior jazz band with an average age of 83 plays classic Shanghai songs from the last century in the lobby, becoming a part of the living history. During the 7th Cultural and Art Week, a "Wish for Peace" postcard collection activity was launched. Handwritten blessings will be permanently collected by the Shanghai Archives. Within a three-kilometer radius, there are scenic spots such as the Bund, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, and the Oriental Pearl Tower. Metro Lines 2 and 10 can reach directly there, and it is within walking distance to Yu Garden and Tianzifang.
