Most of Shenzhen's luxury hotels are up high. The top floors of the office towers in the Futian CBD, the new landmark towers along Shenzhen Bay in Nanshan, the emerging Qianhai business district, and the super-tall buildings near the old Luohu border crossing hub make up the city's main luxury accommodation districts. What they share is that almost all occupy the upper floors of skyscrapers, with floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto the city skyline or Shenzhen Bay, a very typical kind of modern business luxury, high above the city. The six hotels in this guide were picked one by one from the Shenzhen hotels available under our perk programs. They run from a little over US$350 to just over US$1,000 a night, so you can match one to your needs and budget.
Here are all the offers currently running (click a hotel name to check prices):
| Hotel | Offer | Book by | Eligible stay dates |
| Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen | Up to 20% off when you book early, including daily breakfast for two and a US$100 hotel credit | By December 31, 2026 | Stays January 15 to December 31, 2026 |
| Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen | Stay 2 nights, get the 3rd night free | By December 31, 2026 | Stays January 15 to December 31, 2026 |
| Conrad Shenzhen | Stay 3 nights, pay for 2, a limited-time Hilton luxury offer | By December 31, 2026 | Stays January 27 to December 31, 2026 |
First, how we check prices. All prices below are tax-inclusive advisor-channel rates for a November 1, 2026 check-in, 3 nights, 2 adults, shown as the nightly average (3-night total divided by 3) in US dollars. This channel rate is what we can get when booking for clients as an accredited travel advisor. It also comes with a set of perks you cannot book through public channels, such as breakfast, a room credit and room upgrades subject to availability. The specific perks are described in each hotel's section, and before booking we confirm them with the hotel one by one and put them on the client's confirmation.
Hotels are ordered by nightly average from lowest to highest, so you can keep a running sense of the numbers as you read.
Our full list of perk-eligible hotels (over 3,000 properties) is here: Global Luxury Hotels with Perks. It opens already filtered to Shenzhen, and we can check prices for any hotel on it, just as in this guide.
Highlights first. If you are short on time, these are enough:
- Best value: The St. Regis Shenzhen, about US$356 a night, the lowest of the six, with rooms on floors 75 to 100 of the KK100 tower
- Most distinctive experience: Raffles Shenzhen, on the top floors of the tallest tower at One Shenzhen Bay, facing Shenzhen Bay and the Hong Kong hills
- Best perks: Conrad Shenzhen, with breakfast for two and a hotel credit, and refundable
- Best location: Park Hyatt Shenzhen, with an underground passage to the Futian border crossing and Futian high-speed rail station, making the trip to Hong Kong easy
- Most Instagrammable: Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen, in the upper floors of Futian's new landmark UpperHills tower, a corner of luxury in a 79-story building
- Top-end pick: Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen, in the heart of the Futian CBD, with a rare quiet courtyard garden on the top level
The St. Regis Shenzhen
The St. Regis Shenzhen is on Shennan East Road in Luohu District and occupies floors 75 to 100 of the Kingkey 100 (KK100) tower, making it one of the highest luxury hotels in Luohu's old-school CBD. It has about 290 rooms, 41 of them suites, and almost every floor looks over Luohu's old town and out to the Hong Kong skyline in the distance.
Luohu is where Shenzhen's business and border districts first developed, right next to Shenzhen Railway Station and the Luohu border crossing, so crossing into Hong Kong is easy. The hotel continues St. Regis's tradition of butler service, with a personal butler assigned on check-in.
For dining, Social is the all-day restaurant with a Mediterranean-meets-Asian approach; Yan Ting serves Cantonese; Decanter, on the 100th floor, is for drinks and also serves dinner in the evening; afternoon tea is in the Drawing Room.
If you like the lively street life of the old town and want a room among the highest floors in Shenzhen, this one is worth considering.
Reference price: for most of the year (except certain peak-season dates), about US$226–256 per night before tax. For a November 1, 2026 check-in, the tax-inclusive advisor-channel nightly average is US$356, US$1,068 for 3 nights, exactly the same as the hotel's public flexible rate and the lowest of the six in this guide. For the same period the Marriott member rate is about US$338 a night and the Expedia promotional rate about US$313, neither including breakfast or a credit. Perks usually include breakfast for two, a US$100 hotel credit, a special welcome amenity, and, subject to availability, early check-in, late check-out and a room upgrade. Check the latest price for this hotel →
Raffles Shenzhen
Raffles Shenzhen is at One Shenzhen Bay in Nanshan District, near the Shenzhen Bay Sports Center. It occupies the top floors of the tallest tower in the complex and opened in 2019, with 168 rooms and suites in all. The building was designed by KPF and the interiors by Dubai's LW Design, weaving Chinese elements into the bay views.
Most rooms face Shenzhen Bay, and the floor-to-ceiling windows look out over the whole bay and the silhouette of the Hong Kong hills on the far side, which photographs beautifully at sunset on a clear day.
For dining, Yun Jing on the 70th floor serves classic and innovative Cantonese dishes, with ten private rooms each named after a gem; the Long Bar on the 71st floor is a replica of the Long Bar at Raffles Singapore, famous for a Sling named after Shenzhen, and often has live music at night.
If you want the best bay view in Shenzhen and want to stay at a Raffles with butler service, this should be your first choice.
Reference price: for most of the year (except certain peak-season dates), about US$352–541 per night before tax. For a November 1, 2026 check-in, the tax-inclusive advisor-channel nightly average is US$483, US$1,449 for 3 nights, and this rate is refundable. For the same period the hotel's public non-refundable rate is about US$458 a night and the Expedia promotional rate about US$375, also non-refundable; what you pay extra with the advisor rate buys refundable flexibility, plus breakfast for two and a US$100 hotel credit. Perks usually include breakfast for two, a VIP welcome amenity, a US$100 hotel credit, and, subject to availability, early check-in, late check-out and a room upgrade. Check the latest price for this hotel →
Conrad Shenzhen
Conrad Shenzhen is on Tinghai Avenue in Qianhai, Nanshan District, one of the first international luxury hotels to open in the emerging Qianhai business district. The hotel was designed by Yabu Pushelberg and has 300 rooms and suites in all; even the smallest room type is 56 sq m, with floor-to-ceiling windows facing Qianhai Bay or the city skyline.
The hotel brings an art-gallery concept into its public spaces, with artworks on permanent display in the corridors and lobby, and it is described as a rare gallery-style hotel in the Greater Bay Area. The rooftop terrace looks out over the sunset on Qianhai Bay, and there are also a spa and an indoor pool.
For dining, the Chinese restaurant CH’AO serves Teochew cuisine using local seasonal ingredients; The Common Room is the all-day restaurant serving international dishes; the bar is split between indoors and outdoors, with whisky and rum indoors and an outdoor terrace where you can drink while looking at the Qianhai Bay skyline.
If you want something newer and want to avoid the bustle of the old town, this is currently the newest choice in Qianhai.
Reference price: for most of the year (except certain peak-season dates), about US$267–279 per night before tax. For a November 1, 2026 check-in, the tax-inclusive advisor-channel nightly average is US$499, US$1,498 for 3 nights, and this rate is refundable. Perks usually include breakfast for two, a US$100 hotel credit, double Hilton Honors points, and, subject to availability, a room upgrade. Check the latest price for this hotel →
Park Hyatt Shenzhen
Park Hyatt Shenzhen is also in the Futian CBD and opened in mid-2019, occupying floors 36 to 44 of a 48-story building. The tower was designed by KPF as a pair of unfolding butterfly wings, an easily recognized building on the Futian skyline. It has 195 rooms and suites, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg.
The most practical thing about the hotel is the underground passage that connects directly to the Futian border crossing and Futian high-speed rail station, making it easy to cross to Hong Kong or take the high-speed train to Guangzhou, with almost no need to step outdoors on a business trip.
For dining, Garden Pavilion on the 33rd floor serves mainly Cantonese with some Sichuan and Jiangnan dishes, in a décor of pavilions surrounded by greenery; Living Room is the all-day restaurant serving afternoon tea and cocktails; the hotel also operates Altitudes on floors 117 to 118 of the Ping An Finance Centre, the tallest restaurant in Shenzhen, with 360-degree views of the city.
If you travel on business between Shenzhen and Hong Kong and want a quieter stay, this hotel has the best location in this guide.
Reference price: for most of the year (except certain peak-season dates), about US$297–350 per night before tax. For a November 1, 2026 check-in, the tax-inclusive advisor-channel nightly average is US$504, US$1,512 for 3 nights, and this rate is refundable and already includes breakfast for two and a hotel credit. For the same period the World of Hyatt member refundable rate is about US$471 a night and the public non-refundable rate about US$462, so the advisor rate is about 7% higher, which the breakfast for two and the credit largely make up. Perks usually include breakfast for two, a hotel credit, a welcome amenity, and, subject to availability, a room upgrade, early check-in and late check-out. Check the latest price for this hotel →
Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen
Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen is in UpperHills on Huanggang Road in Futian District, occupying the upper floors of this 79-story landmark. It opened in early 2022 and is Mandarin Oriental's newest address in South China. It has 178 rooms and suites, 16 of them suites, with room sizes from 56 to 76 sq m and the largest suite 400 sq m.
UpperHills is one of the most talked-about mixed-use developments in Futian in recent years, with a mall, offices and residences all in the same district, so getting around and doing business are both easy.
For dining, The Bay by Chef Fei is run by a chef with a MICHELIN two-star background, serving Chaoshan and Lingnan Cantonese flavors; TAPAS 77 is Spanish; RIN is Japanese teppanyaki; OPUS 388 takes a European seafood approach; there are also Bazaar for coffee roasting and LIAN Lounge for afternoon tea and cocktails.
If you want to stay in Futian's newest landmark with Mandarin Oriental's usual standard of service, this is the top choice right now.
Reference price: for most of the year (except certain peak-season dates), about US$494–754 per night before tax. For a November 1, 2026 check-in, the tax-inclusive advisor-channel nightly average is US$637, US$1,910 for 3 nights, for a 56 sq m Deluxe Room. Perks usually include breakfast for two, a US$100 dining or spa credit, a special welcome amenity, and, subject to availability, a room upgrade, early check-in and late check-out. Check the latest price for this hotel →
Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen
Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen is in Futian District, right next to the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center and the Ping An Finance Centre. It opened in 2013 and was one of the earlier international luxury hotel brands to move into the Futian area. The building has 26 floors and was designed by HBA, with 266 rooms and suites in all, 33 of them suites.
The top level has a multi-tiered terrace garden with a courtyard water feature, a rare patch of green in the premium real estate of the Futian CBD, and a venue the hotel often uses for events.
For dining, Zhuo Yue Xuan is a Cantonese restaurant that has collaborated with a MICHELIN-starred chef on its menu; FOO focuses on buffet and international dishes, and both breakfast and the dinner buffet are popular with locals; Yi Bar & Lounge is on the outdoor terrace and serves afternoon tea as well as cocktails.
If you want to stay beside the Convention & Exhibition Center and the Ping An Finance Centre in Futian with Four Seasons' usual standard of service, this should be a safe choice.
Reference price: for most of the year (except certain peak-season dates), about US$196–208 per night before tax. For a November 1, 2026 check-in, the tax-inclusive advisor-channel nightly average is US$1,017, US$3,051 for 3 nights, and this rate is non-refundable, exactly the same as public channels and the highest-priced hotel in this guide. Perks usually include breakfast for two, a US$100 hotel credit, and, subject to availability, a room upgrade, early check-in and late check-out.Check the latest price for this hotel →
Conclusion
From The St. Regis Shenzhen to Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen, the six hotels are spread across Luohu, Shenzhen Bay in Nanshan, Qianhai and Futian, each with its own strengths. Choose The St. Regis Shenzhen for the lowest price and a high floor; Raffles Shenzhen for the best bay view in Shenzhen; Conrad Shenzhen for the newest address in Qianhai; Park Hyatt Shenzhen if you travel on business to and from Hong Kong; Mandarin Oriental, Shenzhen for Futian's newest landmark; and Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen for the heart of the Futian CBD and Four Seasons' standard of service.
These prices are the perk-channel rates we can get as an accredited travel advisor. They come with extras such as breakfast, an in-hotel credit and a welcome amenity that you cannot book through public channels.
If any of these six appeal to you, book with us at the cash rate and you get these perks, with no membership to hold and no thresholds to reach. The perks are real value.