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    Jin Mao Tower

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    88 Century Blvd, Shanghai 200121, China
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    Reviewed 1 week ago
    cool building

    went to the observation deck. nice view even on an overcast day. Cool view lookingn down the center of the building; 88 stories of hotel rooms.

    Date of experience: February 2019
    Thank 340alanc
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago
    Awesome Views of the Bund- Shanghai MUST SEE!

    This is one incredible looking building. Its architecture and design is beautiful for this 88 story sky rise. The elevator to the top is one of the fast and quietest i have ever experienced. The walls and ceiling show the outside and a line on...More

    Date of experience: October 2018
    Thank midwaytoheaven
    Reviewed 4 weeks ago
    Best Views in Clear weather

    We visited the tower and went till the up. Few people were doing sky walk but we decided to stay away . Good views of the city and the Pudong area .

    Date of experience: January 2019
    Thank Gagan_Gupta_1975
    Reviewed 4 weeks ago
    Best view

    We were at the Jinmao Tower bar on the 86th floor in the evening. It was a bit complicated until we reached the bar (had to take 3 different lifts - do not want to know what the evacuation looks like in case of an...More

    Date of experience: November 2018
    Thank andreameier
    Reviewed 4 weeks ago
    Dress up to eat on the top floor

    We went to Jin Mao Tower in April 2017. I had read that you could walk up and have dinner there. However, we were wearing casual clothes (bummy jeans and t-shirts). When we got off the elevator at the fancy restaurant near the top, they...More

    Date of experience: February 2018
    1  Thank Robert A
    Reviewed December 26, 2018
    Splendid Tower

    Visit the Tower Observation deck (88th Floor) for a panoramic view of Huangpu river and the Bund. We enjoy it.If you brave enough you can do the Skywalk outside for a fee. It is also the Grand Hyatt Hotel. Next time when i will be...More

    Date of experience: November 2018
    1  Thank serge24
    Reviewed December 23, 2018
    A must-see attraction - for view of Shanghai's skyline

    The Jin Mao Tower is one of the tallest buildings in Shanghai and located in the financial and commercial area of the city.

    Date of experience: October 2018
    Thank EarlRay60
    Reviewed December 22, 2018
    A tower made to look like a stand of bamboo

    A visit to the Jin Mao Tower was one of the inclusions on a five hour excursion from the cruise ship. We'd lived in Shanghai for a month a few years ago, so we chose the cheapest excursion in order to get the obligatory visa...More

    Date of experience: November 2018
    Thank nocatnow
    Reviewed December 18, 2018
    View from the top

    The Jin Mao Tower is a 88 story containing a shopping mall ,offices and the Grand Hyatt Shanghai Hotel . It is sityated in the Lujiazui area . From the Observation deck you can look out on to Shanghai and also look down the inside...More

    Date of experience: November 2018
    Thank BAZANG
    Reviewed December 8, 2018 via mobile
    Worth a visit

    Worth a visit to see over Shanghai. Only good if the pollution is not too bad. Does get very crowded and there are some long queues.

    Date of experience: November 2018
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    drkay123
    January 23, 2019|
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    Response from BAZANG | Reviewed this property |
    The walk was not available when we went in November so can't help you there sorry
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    LukeG180
    November 22, 2016|
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    Response from wendybS334IN | Reviewed this property |
    Yeh they take pictures of you! No need to book x
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    DavorD20
    November 15, 2016|
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    Response from 311ATINA | Reviewed this property |
    Everything can be done on floor 88. Enjoy😊
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    UKChris82
    Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
    Jin Mao Tower (4 Replies)
    Hi, We'd like to go for a meal in the tower. Which restaurant gives the best views? What type of food does it serve? I've looked at Hyatt website and it shows the foods but doesn't explain which floor they are all on. The price doesn't really matter. Cheers Chris
    February 03, 2007|
    Response frommole|
    Not sure about the restaurants but we went to the Cloud 9 bar for dessert and drinks which from memory is located on the 87th floor.
    Tuga
    Lisbon, Portugal
    Which one???? (4 Replies)
    Greetings from Lisbon, Portugal! I'll be visiting Shanghai (and the world Expo, of course!) next month. Besides the Expo, I want to visit the city itself. Regarding the "best views" subject (considering as well price, waiting time, experience, etc), which one is the best, for a first-timer: a) Oriental Pearl Tower; b) World Financial Center; c) Jin Mao Tower. Thanks in advance for all replies!
    April 21, 2010|
    Response fromRobert P|
    Rather than recommend one, let me eliminate one. The Jin Mao Tower has small windows and a cramped viewing room with handrails and a simply awkward process to view all aspects of the city. The windows were filthy dirty when I was there two times. Eliminate that one.
    chuar 2
    Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
    Zhujiajiao Water Town (2 Replies)
    Going to Shanghai this March. Just like to get some opinions about Jin Mao Tower or Orient Pearl Tower. Which tower is worth visiting ? And how much is the entrance charges ?
    February 04, 2016|
    Response fromJohnWong68|
    Shanghai Tower opening date is not clear, so if for bird's eye views of the city, the highest building--World Financial Center (RMB 150 for top deck) is recommended over Pearl Tower (RMB 160 for the sightseeing floor) and Jinmao Tower (RMB120 for the 88th deck).
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