The Kerry Hotel Pudong, Shanghai

Shangri-La International Hotel Management, Ltd. has chosen Shanghai as the site of its newest luxury hotel; as well as the first city to host Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts’ newest brand known as Kerry Hotels. The Kerry Hotel Pudong, Shanghai is the new 31-story, five-star hotel in the Kerry Park complex in the heart of Pudong. It is designed for discriminating business travellers who prefer a combination of relaxed atmosphere and impeccable service and quality. More than that, the Kerry Hotel Pudong, Shanghai is meant to be the centre of social and leisure activity for both travellers and local residents alike.

Accommodations

The Kerry Hotel has a total of 574 rooms, including 33 club suites. All feature contemporary furnishings that provide not only a relaxed atmosphere promoting socialization, but also an efficient space for work. Rooms include custom-built consoles with mini bars, complimentary broadband and wireless Internet, flat screen TVs, iPod docking stations, and separate bath and shower facilities. And of course, don’t forget the incredible panoramas of the city.

Club accommodations provide 33 suites of residence quality. Club suite guests enjoy the Club Lounge, 24hour butler service, concierge service, and complimentary breakfast and evening cocktails. The hotel devotes seven full floors to Club guests with incredible views all the way around.

Amenities

The Kerry Hotel Pudong, Shanghai offers three incredible dining options that cover the entire span of tastes. Most remarkable is the Cook restaurant featuring 11 different kitchens, all with their own unique menu and live entertainment. This à la carte restaurant covers everything from traditional Chinese and Japanese to a butcher block and Asian barbecue.

If all this were not enough, the hotel is proud to boast the city’s largest hotel-based sports complex which includes three floors and 6,000 m² of sports and recreation space. Guests enjoy a 24-hour gym, aerobics, Pilates, yoga, basketball and tennis courts, rooftop jogging track, heated pool, and much more. You’ll also find special play zones for children and a complete wellness Centre featuring a spa with traditional Chinese treatments and Wushu healing practices.

Finally, the Kerry Hotel houses Shanghai’s largest banqueting and meeting facilities. At more than 7300 m² the facilities include two ballrooms and 26 multi-purpose spaces that can accommodate your weddings, business meetings, or trade shows. For more information please visit the web site at www.shangri-la.com.

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