Garden Hotel.

The Garden Hotel Shanghai, opened in 1990, is managed by the world-renowned Okura Hotels & Resorts. The hotel is located on Maoming South Road in the city center, adjacent to the bustling Huaihai Road. The superior geographical location allows guests to enjoy the convenience of business, tourism, shopping, and transportation. The business center on the first floor of the Garden Hotel retains the classic and elegant Baroque-style old building. The hotel has 5 restaurants and 3 bars. The Rose Coffee Shop provides Western-style meals; the "Baiyulan" Chinese restaurant is famous for Hong Kong-style Cantonese and Shanghai dishes; the "Yamazato" Japanese restaurant is famous for its authentic Japanese cuisine; the "Sakura" Teppanyaki restaurant is good at highly ornamental Japanese teppanyaki; the Continental French restaurant provides classic French cuisine. In addition, you can also take a break with friends in the "Oasis" lobby bar, or chat about private affairs or business at will; feel the French romance in the "Night Fragrance" bar, overlook the panoramic view of the large garden, and relax; you can also look far away in the sky lounge, take a sip of wine, relax with the flow of light and shadow. There are 6 large, medium and small banquet halls on the 2nd floor. They are all converted from old buildings of the original French club, retaining the artistic style of French classical decoration, showing elegance and style, and showing your extraordinary taste to the guests. It is worth mentioning that the Baihua Hall on the east side of the 2nd floor is the essence of the historical buildings of the Garden Hotel. Its biggest charm is the central hall made of colored glass, with a boat-shaped ceiling lamp in the middle. When the light shines through the colored glass, the entire banquet hall is instantly colorful and misty. The rare 7-meter multi-layer height makes the entire hall extraordinary. This is the first choice for hosting large-scale events, and various new product launches and fashion shows are frequently held here. The relief decorations around, the floor-to-ceiling windows, and the theater-style boxes all show extraordinary aristocratic temperament and romance.