The Longemont Shanghai, Mixed-use skyscraper in Changning District, Shanghai, China.
The Longemont Shanghai is a mixed-use skyscraper with 53 floors above ground and 3 basement levels located in Changning District. The building houses hotel rooms and office spaces for business use, functioning as both a hospitality and corporate hub.
The tower was completed in 2005 as the first Regent hotel in mainland China, opened under the name The Longemont Regent Shanghai. It kept that branding until a rebranding in 2008, when it became The Longemont Shanghai. The 218-metre building combines hotel rooms with office space.
The tower was the first Regent hotel in mainland China, opened as The Longemont Regent Shanghai and rebranded under the Longemont name in 2008. Its Chinese name, 上海龙之梦大酒店 (Shànghǎi Lóngzhīmèng DàJiǔdiàn), is the name guests see on the facade signage.
Access is available for hotel guests and office visitors through the main entrance in the Changning District area. Parking facilities and proximity to public transportation make it convenient to reach the building.
The tower was the first Regent hotel in mainland China, operating as The Longemont Regent Shanghai until it was rebranded in 2008. The same 218-metre structure holds both the hotel and office space, so guests and office workers share one building in Changning District.
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