Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen
Shenzhen · China
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Character and identity
Occupying the upper floors of the 79-storey UpperHills tower in Futian, Shenzhen's business core, this 178-room Mandarin Oriental opened in January 2022 and trades on altitude, scale and a measured urban calm. The lobby pairs stone gardens with sculptural furniture, setting a quietly modern tone. Rooms are among the largest in the city, dressed in soft yellow and blue, with marble bathrooms and walk-in closets. Cantonese cooking at The Bay by Chef Fei anchors the dining; the 68th-floor wellness floor delivers a 20-metre pool under a 98-foot ceiling, seven treatment rooms and the signature Spirit of Shenzhen quartz sand ritual.
Who's it for
Best for:
Business travellers and design-literate couples who want serious square footage, a high-altitude pool and spa floor, and Cantonese fine dining without leaving the building. The Futian setting suits anyone in town for meetings, conventions or shopping, and the rooftop lounge gives sunset drinkers a proper skyline payoff.
Should look elsewhere:
Families seeking a resort feel, kids' programming or a beach will find this firmly a vertical city hotel. Anyone hoping to wander a historic neighbourhood on foot should know Futian is corporate territory, polished but not atmospheric at street level.
Bottom line
The draw here is sheer spatial generosity paired with a genuinely strong wellness floor, unusual in a Chinese city hotel. Book a Deluxe View Room at minimum for the 603-square-foot footprint and park views, and upgrade to Mandarin Club access on the 78th floor if you want the afternoon tea, evening cocktails and laundry perks to justify themselves over a three-night stay.
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What this place offers
- 24-hour room service
- Bar
- Fitness classes
- Gym
- House car
- Indoor pool
- Meeting rooms
- Restaurants
- Spa
- Wi-Fi
