The Unbound Collection by Hyatt has debuted in Shanghai, China, with the opening of Mumian Shanghai Expo. This waterfront hotel is located in the Shanghai Expo area, and many of its 332 guestrooms offer views of the Huangpu River and Lujiazui skyline.
The hotel also features SUGAR PAVILION as an all-day dining venue, with “…specialty coffee, artisanal desserts, and crafted beverages.” Additionally, the Xiao Nan Yang Restaurant offers local Huaiyang and Shanghainese cuisines to its visitors. This restaurant also includes four private dining rooms and an expansive 18,300 square feet Zhuguang Rooftop Garden. Meeting and event spaces are also available in the hotel.
“Mumian Shanghai Expo beautifully blends Shanghai’s rich heritage with contemporary sophistication,” said Heidi Tang, General Manager of Mumian Shanghai Expo. “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.”
Cash rates are on the lower side when paying in US dollars. I checked a broad range of dates, and essentially all of them had rates starting at $143. A stay that’s two nights from now had that price, and stays that were 3 months from now also had that price. For now, prices seem to be quite set.
(For referance, the Park Hyatt Shanghai typically goes for about $250-$300 a night)
This Hyatt is a category 2. Those looking to book using points will be looking at 6,500 points during off-peak, 8,000 during standard, and 9,500 during peak periods. This property is also an opportunity to use a Category 1-4 free night award.
Related: How Hyatt determines categories, revisiting the Category 1-4 free night award
Standard rooms measure 441 square feet, with the exception of the 2 Twin Beds, Premier room, which measures up to 484 square feet. Some in-room amenities include a 65-inch LED TV with international satellite channels, a walk-in closet, Lalique bath amenities, and a Tivoli Audio Bluetooth sound box.
This property includes six different suites. The So Nanyang Suite King (plus the river view version of this suite) and the Apartment Suite King measure 559 square feet, while the Premier Apartment Suite King and the Expo Suite King measure 753 square feet. The Oriental River View Suite King is the largest of them all, at 925 square feet. All of these suites include a separate living room, executive privlages, and Penhaligon’s bathroom amenities.
In celebration of the Unbound Collection by Hyatt’s arrival in Shanghai, World of Hyatt members can earn 500 bonus points on qualifying stays from now until October 31, 2025.
All photos by Hyatt.
