"Flourishing Flowers" Same Style Peace Hotel Check-in Guide

Recently, I've been utterly captivated by the Shanghai dialect version of "Blossoms". It reminded me of a few years ago when I inadvertently chose the British Suite during my stay at the Peace Hotel. It was only when I chatted with a friend that I learned that Wong Kar-wai had chosen this very suite to film "Blossoms". Seeing the finished product now, I am both astounded and comforted. I would like to recommend a few must-visit spots at the Peace Hotel 📷 🌟 The British Suite The residence of the character 'Bao' in "Blossoms" was filmed in the British 🇬🇧 Suite. The suite is decorated in a retro and elegant style, with soft and natural lighting. The bath products are even from Le Labo, which I absolutely adore. 🌟 Peace Hotel Jazz Bar The performers are the only senior jazz band in the country and also hold the Guinness World Record for being the oldest jazz band, with an average age of over 75. The band's documentary "As Time Goes By" has a Douban rating of 8.3. Tips: There is no minimum spend for hotel guests, but non-guests have a minimum spend of 300 per person. Directions: Located on the first floor of the Peace Hotel. 🌟 Huamao Pavilion The ninth-floor terrace offers a stunning 270-degree river view, making it an excellent spot to admire the Bund. Jackson Wang's magazine photoshoot here even made the hot search, and many artists have filmed here. 🌟 First Floor Lobby The octagonal white glass dome is resplendent and grandiose, exuding an air of majesty. 🌟 Staircase The emerald green spiral staircase is a sight to behold, and any casual snapshot here exudes a vintage ambiance, making it highly photogenic. 🌟 East Gate Staircase This was the filming location for a famous scene in "Tiny Times". Flanked by staircases on both sides and adorned with a gorgeous chandelier and vintage ceiling design above, this spot has been the backdrop for many films.