"Flowers of Shanghai" was filmed at the "Peace Hotel", and I've managed to secure a stay there!

Wong Kar-wai's "Blossoms" has once again brought the renowned "Peace Hotel" of Shanghai into the limelight. In the hearts of old Shanghainese, the International Hotel, Peace Hotel, Old Jinjiang, and Hengshan Hotel have always been the representatives of Shanghai's traditional guesthouses, among which the "Peace Hotel" is particularly favored by film moguls! 🌟The Peace Hotel, originally known as the "Sassoon House", was once the tallest building among the foreign firms on the Bund! Its iconic green triangular roof was inspired by the Egyptian pyramids, as a pharaoh's tomb was discovered in Egypt the same year the building was erected. 🌟🌟Check-in Guide The lobby of the Peace Hotel is 🆓 to enter and exit, so there are many tourists checking in during the day. ❤️The door near Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is beautifully decorated for Christmas, and taking photos at the railing at night creates a great atmosphere! ❤️The Peace Dove in the center of the lobby is a symbol, and during Christmas, there will be a huge Christmas tree and many beautiful decorations around. ❤️The arched door at the north entrance and the symmetrical staircases on both sides are very photogenic, especially at night when there are no people. ❤️You need to swipe your room card to go upstairs. The corridor of the emergency exit is also very photogenic, with a strong Republic of China style. The staff are super nice and will help take photos, but their skills are emmm. ❤️Because the air conditioning vents are on both sides of the wall and they spray fragrance, if you throw your coat at the vent when taking photos, your clothes will be perfumed when you turn around! Of course, the fragrance is to cover the musty smell of the old house🤫 🌟🌟Accommodation Guide Actually, the signature of the Peace Hotel is the "Nine Nations Suite" which offers a view of the Huangpu River, but we booked a standard room. ❤️You can have three meals a day, breakfast, afternoon tea, and dinner, and a schedule will be given at check-in. Breakfast is recommended on the 1st floor with a variety of options and good taste! The executive bar on the 9th floor is small, but quieter. 🖤The room is average overall, after all, it's an old hotel, the things are new, but the decoration is old-fashioned, not aesthetically pleasing. ❤️I like the washroom, the two sinks on the left and right do not interfere with each other. The toiletries are all from Le Labo, the coffee is Lavazza capsules, everything else costs 💰. 🌟🌟Great Service Everything can be delivered immediately with a phone call, and they won't prevent multiple people from entering the room. When a few friends and I wanted candles to cut the cake in the room, the front desk said 🚭 so they didn't have any, but they quickly borrowed some from the security and brought them over. The restaurant staff are very attentive, serving coffee and tea as soon as you sit down. When you take a small wonton from the buffet, they immediately bring a small spoon!