Unbound Collection by Hyatt debuts in Shanghai

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The Unbound Collection by Hyatt has made its brand debut in the city of Shanghai, China with the opening of Mumian Shanghai Expo – a waterfront hotel inspired by the idea of a “secret garden mansion”.Hyatt Hotels Corporation developed the property in partnership with Shenzhen Yuen Kai Hotel Management Co, with the new property located in the prime Shanghai Expo area with panoramic views. It blends classic Shanghai architectural elements with contemporary luxury to deliver an authentic Haipai cultural experience.Mumian Shanghai Expo features 332 tastefully furnished guestrooms, suites and serviced residences, many with sweeping views of the Huangpu River and Lujiazui skyline. Designed with clean lines, warm textures, and an abundance of natural light, the spaces strike a balance between contemporary sophistication and local charm.“Mumian Shanghai Expo beautifully blends Shanghai’s rich heritage with contemporary sophistication,” said Heidi Tang, General Manager of Mumian Shanghai Expo.

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“Marking the debut of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt brand in Shanghai, Mumian Shanghai Expo has crafted an urban sanctuary where every curated detail celebrates the storied art of living. We look forward to welcoming global travelers to experience this unique interpretation of Shanghai’s spirit in the heart of Pudong Expo area.”Among the dining venues are all-day dining venue SUGAR PAVILION serving a refined selection of “nourishing” cuisine. Meanwhile, Xiao Nan Yang Restaurant draws inspiration from the “secret garden mansion” concept, offering authentic Huaiyang and Shanghainese cuisines, complemented by innovative fusion creations. The hotel is also home to two versatile function spaces and Zhuguang Art Gallery.Perfectly located at the intersection of Expo Avenue and Expo Park, the hotel overlooks the Huangpu River in the heart of Pudong’s Expo zone and is within walking distance of renowned cultural institutions such as the China Art Museum, the Expo Center, and the Power Station of Art. The hotel is also conveniently connected to the Lujiazui Financial District and the Qiantan commercial hub.

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