The luxury of the Magic City is now tangible! Sleep in the clouds overlooking Shanghai

The Shanghai Luneng JW Marriott Marquis Hotel features a stunning 60-degree slanted glass curtain wall inspired by "water." Stepping into the 60-meter-high A-shaped atrium, sunlight cascades through 2,700 uniquely shaped glass panels, creating China's first and the world's third iconic JW Marriott Marquis branded space. Basic room types start from 51 sq m. All guest rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows offering 270-degree river or city views, Simmons smart beds supporting spinal health management, German contemporary Dornbracht bathroom systems, British Aromatherapy Association custom bath amenities, and smart control systems integrating lighting, curtains, and room service. The Michelin Plate awarded creative Chinese restaurant's signature dish "Five-Year Aged Huadiao Wine-Soaked Crayfish" uses specially supplied crayfish from Yangcheng Lake breeding base, paired with the chef's secret sauce. Dry-aged steaks feature Australian Blackmore Ranch M9+ Wagyu beef, with sommeliers recommending pairings from a collection of 3,000 bottles based on guests' preferences. The spa center introduces Swiss "mbr medical beauty equipment" and the exclusive "Huangpu River Sound Wave Therapy" that transforms ship horn frequencies into massage rhythms. The infinity rooftop heated pool features underwater sound systems playing electronic music that automatically adjusts to swimming speed. The fitness center even includes dedicated "jet lag recovery pods" with NASA-certified light therapy systems to help adjust biological clocks. The hotel connects directly to the Pudong Art Museum and riverside promenade through underground passages, offering exclusive access to photographer-perfect river views at 7am when no one else is around. An 8-minute walk takes you to the "1862 Shipyard" art and commercial complex, where "Kengo Kuma Bookstore" houses limited-edition architectural model exhibitions.