Radisson Blu Hotel Opens in Shanghai Stadium, Enhancing Hospitality and Sports Culture
The new hotel features 208 rooms and extensive event facilities within a prominent cultural and sports complex.
Radisson Hotel Group has officially launched the Radisson Blu Hotel, Shanghai Stadium, adding to its upper-upscale Radisson Blu portfolio.
The property, located in Xujiahui Sports Park, reflects a commitment to blending world-class hospitality with the dynamic spirit of sports, aligned with the brand's service philosophy of 'Yes, I Can!'.
Occupying the 6th to 12th floors of the iconic Shanghai Stadium, the hotel features 208 modern guest rooms and suites, with room sizes ranging from 38 to 200 square meters.
Several rooms offer direct views of live sporting events, while others provide tranquil vistas of the surrounding Xujiahui Sports Park.
James Wang, vice-president of Jin Jiang Radisson Hotels, stated that the opening strengthens the Radisson Blu brand's presence in the Yangtze River Delta region.
He noted the collaboration with JUSS Sports, emphasizing a unique hospitality experience tailored for global business travelers, event participants, and wellness-focused guests.
Providing personalized service is a key focus for the hotel, according to General Manager Davide Pesenato, who highlighted the aim of creating memorable experiences for guests attending various events, business meetings, or cultural activities.
The property is strategically positioned within a major cultural and sports complex, offering easy access to attractions such as Longhua Temple and Wukang Road, along with premium shopping and dining venues.
This makes it an appealing option for international visitors, city explorers, and event attendees.
The Radisson Blu Hotel, Shanghai Stadium includes nearly 1,000 square meters of adaptable meeting and event space, featuring the Olympia Ballroom, which spans 445 square meters, alongside six multifunctional meeting rooms suitable for corporate functions, product launches, and weddings.
Dining options at the hotel present a diverse array of sophisticated offerings.
The 94 Kitchen serves international all-day dining with a breakfast menu highlighting authentic Shanghai flavors.
In contrast, JIU·LI offers an elegant setting for refined Huaiyang and Cantonese cuisine, complete with nine private dining rooms.
The JIU·BAR creates a lively atmosphere featuring a curated beverage menu and large LED screens for sports viewing.
The Lobby Lounge and Executive Lounge further enhance the options for relaxation and private meetings.
For health-conscious visitors, the hotel is equipped with a 25-meter transparent, temperature-controlled swimming pool, a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, and state-of-the-art fitness amenities.
The property, located in Xujiahui Sports Park, reflects a commitment to blending world-class hospitality with the dynamic spirit of sports, aligned with the brand's service philosophy of 'Yes, I Can!'.
Occupying the 6th to 12th floors of the iconic Shanghai Stadium, the hotel features 208 modern guest rooms and suites, with room sizes ranging from 38 to 200 square meters.
Several rooms offer direct views of live sporting events, while others provide tranquil vistas of the surrounding Xujiahui Sports Park.
James Wang, vice-president of Jin Jiang Radisson Hotels, stated that the opening strengthens the Radisson Blu brand's presence in the Yangtze River Delta region.
He noted the collaboration with JUSS Sports, emphasizing a unique hospitality experience tailored for global business travelers, event participants, and wellness-focused guests.
Providing personalized service is a key focus for the hotel, according to General Manager Davide Pesenato, who highlighted the aim of creating memorable experiences for guests attending various events, business meetings, or cultural activities.
The property is strategically positioned within a major cultural and sports complex, offering easy access to attractions such as Longhua Temple and Wukang Road, along with premium shopping and dining venues.
This makes it an appealing option for international visitors, city explorers, and event attendees.
The Radisson Blu Hotel, Shanghai Stadium includes nearly 1,000 square meters of adaptable meeting and event space, featuring the Olympia Ballroom, which spans 445 square meters, alongside six multifunctional meeting rooms suitable for corporate functions, product launches, and weddings.
Dining options at the hotel present a diverse array of sophisticated offerings.
The 94 Kitchen serves international all-day dining with a breakfast menu highlighting authentic Shanghai flavors.
In contrast, JIU·LI offers an elegant setting for refined Huaiyang and Cantonese cuisine, complete with nine private dining rooms.
The JIU·BAR creates a lively atmosphere featuring a curated beverage menu and large LED screens for sports viewing.
The Lobby Lounge and Executive Lounge further enhance the options for relaxation and private meetings.
For health-conscious visitors, the hotel is equipped with a 25-meter transparent, temperature-controlled swimming pool, a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, and state-of-the-art fitness amenities.
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