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The side dishes were good, with the oysters being the main recommendation. The quality was excellent, with both the French and Irish varieties being to their liking. They were fresh and tasty, and even my family, who doesn't like oysters, tried several. The crab was too spicy and average. However, the small blue dragon crab was excellent, with a tender and bouncy texture. The view was great, and my family was very satisfied. The children expressed their wish for a Chinese rice dish to suit all tastes.

Located on the 101st floor of J Hotel Shanghai Center, it has a great location. Recommended dishes include beef tartare, tiramisu, wagyu fillet and beef ribs. It is worth mentioning that their wine is very delicious, with a delicate and rich taste that makes people intoxicated. In addition, sea urchin cod, langoustine pasta, lamb chops and early spring mixed salad are not to be missed. This restaurant left a deep impression and is highly recommended to try.

J Hotel Shanghai Center belongs to Jinjiang International Group. The lobby of J Hotel is located on the 101st floor, with simple and elegant decoration. The ballet dancers made of metal by French artists dance slowly in the cloud palace. There are self-service refreshments for guests to check in and rest. Looking through the thick glass at Puxi, Shanghai, the Oriental Pearl Tower is right at your feet. There is an elevator directly to the 101st floor on the first floor. When taking the elevator down, the relevant staff introduced that this is the highest-end elevator in operation of Mitsubishi, with eight in the world and six in Shanghai Center. It takes 60 seconds to go up and 57 seconds to go down, and the highest speed can be adjusted to 37 seconds one way. It was very stable when we took it. We noticed that there were no handrails in the elevator, but the eardrums felt a little. The J in J Hotel means outstanding in Chinese characters, and it is also the first letter of the pinyin of Jinjiang. #Shanghai Tower #Weird Hotel Awards #High-end Hotel You Will Understand After Sleeping #Featured Hotel

There are very few categories, a bit monotonous, but the food is fresh.

I had a truly magical vacation in Shanghai 🏙️. I stayed at the world's tallest hotel, the J Hotel Shanghai Tower! I was right in the center of the Lujiazui skyline, with the Oriental Pearl Tower right under my feet. It was truly an extraordinary experience! #High-RiseActionMust-See The hotel occupies floors 84-120 of the Shanghai Tower, the world's second-tallest building. While enjoying afternoon tea in the 101st-floor lobby, I felt like I was floating above the sea of ​​clouds. ☁️ Every room offers a "God's-eye view": • The Oriental Pearl Tower dwarfs the floor-to-ceiling windows • The Huangpu River transforms into a golden ribbon • At sunset, the entire city is bathed in a magical light. I recommend choosing an east-facing room; watching the sunrise break through the clouds in the early morning is breathtaking! #Butler-level service ceiling From the moment I entered the elevator, I was accompanied by a personal assistant throughout the entire journey: √ Roses and a welcome dessert were pre-decorated in the room √ I casually asked for wontons in the middle of the night, and they were delivered piping hot in 15 minutes √ Upon check-out, the butler tracked down my dropped charging cable and returned it to the parking lot #A Bite of China The Jinyan Restaurant on the 120th floor completely changed my understanding of Chinese cuisine: • The chef's live roast duck slicing was like an artistic performance • The crab meat and lion's head were melt-in-your-mouth delicious • A hidden gem: Have the chef cook a bowl of thin noodles in chicken broth with a side dish Breakfast on the 103rd floor: Eggs Benedict with the sunset by the window is worth the price! #Photoshoot Guide These camera angles will blow your phone's memory: 1. The lobby's glazed phoenix sculpture and mirrored ceiling (wide-angle, overhead shot) 2. The morning mist reflected in the guest room's floor-to-ceiling windows (wear light-colored silk pajamas) 3. Pretend to be "suspended" above the city by the pool 4. Bring a magazine to the 101st-floor library for a pretense of an art film #Surroundings Map Downstairs are three must-see spots in Lujiazui: • A 5-minute walk to the Pudong Art Museum for sunset views • A 10-minute walk to the IFC shopping mall • Across the street for a nighttime Huangpu River cruise ⚠️Practical Tips • Best time to check in: Weekdays after 3 PM when there are fewer people • Bring a telephoto lens! Taking photos of things outside the window with your phone can easily cause glare. • For anniversaries, you can book a room decoration service (flowers, cake, and wine package). • In summer, it's recommended to choose a high floor to avoid obstructions from low-lying clouds. Only after staying here do you truly understand the luxury of "height above." Returning to your room every day feels like ascending the throne. It's a painful expense, but it's truly worth it! #ShanghaiSkyHotel #LuxuryTravel A soaring vacation in the clouds! Overlooking Shanghai from Asia's tallest building, J Hotel Shanghai Tower—it's definitely worth it! ✨ As Shanghai's newest luxury landmark, J Hotel Shanghai Tower has completely redefined my experience of high-altitude living. From the 120th floor, the view is breathtaking, with the Oriental Pearl Tower directly beneath your feet. The butler even thoughtfully provides binoculars for a closer look at the Lujiazui buildings. 🗼 🏨An immersive stay experience The hotel entrance, located at 126 Dongtai Road, is imbued with a sense of ceremony, requiring a dedicated elevator to reach the lobby. We recommend choosing a room with a Bund view; the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows will truly captivate you when the electric curtains rise! Don't forget to ask your butler to help you decorate your anniversary! They can even create flower petals that mimic the ripples of the Huangpu River. 🌹 🍽️ A Michelin-starred experience in the clouds 📍101 Restaurant (101st floor): Serving creative Western cuisine, the langoustine pasta paired with the Lujiazui night view is a true masterpiece. Window tables are recommended to be reserved two weeks in advance; at sunset, you'll witness the spectacular golden light piercing the sea of ​​clouds. 📍Sky Brocade (120th floor): The pinnacle of Huaiyang cuisine! The snow velvet tofu soup is a must-try, and the chef will demonstrate his masterful tofu slicing techniques. The corner "Cloud Room" offers exceptional privacy, perfect for proposals or birthdays. 💡Practical Tips: 1. For afternoon tea, be sure to try the swan pastry; paired with the telescope-shaped dessert stand, it's a photogenic choice. 2. The 120th-floor observation deck has a hidden gem: the mirrored corridor in the restroom, where the interplay of light and shadow creates a stunning photo opportunity. 3. I insisted on getting two extra sets of the complimentary J Hotel fragrance upon check-in; the white tea scent is incredibly soothing. 🚇Getting There: Take Metro Line 2, Lujiazui Station, Exit 6, and walk for 8 minutes. Valet parking is available for those driving. At night, I recommend a 10-minute walk from the hotel to the Pudong Art Museum Gallery for a fantastical shot of the entire hotel glowing against the night sky. #ShanghaiSkyHotel #MagicCityNewLandmark #CloudAfternoonTea #LuxuryHotelExperience #LujiazuiNightView