Shenzhen, China

Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen

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The takeaway

Choose this Futian high-rise for park-facing skyline views, a substantial dining lineup and a city stay that still makes room for wellness.

About the hotel

Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen occupies the upper floors of an UpperHills tower in Futian, with Bijia Mountain Park and Lotus Hill Park a short walk away. Its 178 rooms and suites have floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking combinations of parkland and the city skyline. The high-rise setting shapes the experience beyond the rooms: dining venues look out across Shenzhen, while the 68th-floor spa and an indoor pool offer places to pause between time in the city.

Choose it if

You want upper-floor views of Futian and nearby parkland from a room with floor-to-ceiling windows.
You want several distinct places to dine or have a drink without leaving the hotel.
You plan to pair city time with spa treatments or a swim in the indoor pool.

Skip it if

You would rather stay at ground level than in rooms high above the city.
You want a waterfront setting; this hotel is in Futian’s UpperHills complex, not on Shenzhen Bay.

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