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World s highest hotel opens in Shanghai at 2,000 feet, offers luxury in clouds
The tallest hotel in the world is here! Yes, that s true. Shanghai has opened the worldâs highest luxury restaurant, situated on the 120th floor of a skyscraper. It is located at the top of 632-metre (around 2,000 feet) long Shanghai Tower in the city s economic district, which is the worldâs second-tallest building after Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The J Hotel , officially opened last Saturday, belongs to the Jin Jiang International Hotels Group, majority-owned by the Chinese state.
The hotel offers a 24-hour personal butler service and has 165 rooms, some at sky-high prices. A night at the hotel s J Suite cost over 67,000 yuan.
SHANGHAI (AFP) - The world's highest luxury hotel, boasting a restaurant on the 120th floor and 24-hour personal butler service, has opened in Shanghai to guests with deep pockets and a head for heights.
Elevators whizz guests up the intimidating spiral-like skyscraper at ear-popping speeds of 18
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J Hotel debuted its inaugural property atop the Shanghai Tower, the tallest skyscraper in China and second-tallest in the world.
Dubbed as the “world s highest luxury hotel”, the hotel shines in experiences, art and design.
The 165-room hotel is the height of luxury that showcases spectacular urban scenery, from the Bund and the Oriental Pearl Tower to the expanses across Puxi and Pudong.
The luxury rooms come kitted with multi-function iPads for in-room control and service requests, coffee and tea facilities, smart TV, pillow menu, free wi-fi, among others.
SHANGHAI: The world's highest luxury hotel, boasting a restaurant on the 120th floor and 24-hour personal butler service, has opened in Shanghai to guests with deep pockets and a head for heights.