Shangri-La Qiantan, Shanghai! To be honest, it exceeded my expectations!

The hotel incorporates Shanghai culture into its design and presents it in a modern way. The classic Shikumen style is reflected in the corridors, elevator doors, and display cabinets, and the elevator even uses an old-fashioned floor indicator. Green plants can be seen everywhere in the public area, with Greenlab as a representative. The flower display at the entrance of the spa center changes from time to time, and the LED screen at Qian Xiang Hui is constantly changing. Who can resist stopping to take a look? I stayed in an executive river view suite. When I entered the room, the curtains slowly opened, and the huge arc-shaped floor-to-ceiling windows offered a wonderful view. In the distance, you can see the calm Huangpu River, and in the near distance, you can overlook the bustling Taikoo Li. The suite's foyer and bedroom are separate, and there is an independent tea room. The faucet has a direct drinking water function, and hot water can be produced in a few seconds, which is very convenient. Instead of a mini bar, there is a large refrigerator with a freezer compartment. The bedroom and bathroom are also spacious, and the frame lines in every corner are pleasing. "GardenLab" is a combination of a cafe, bakery, tea bar, and flower shop, like a miniature community. In your spare time, you can come here to buy flowers and have a cup of coffee. I happened to attend a spring flower arrangement event here. Although it was drizzling outside, it was still relaxing and comfortable.