Explore the Hyatt in the Neolithic era and the Songjiang district of Shanghai.

Most of the Hyatt branches in Shanghai are located in the suburbs, including four in Jiading, Wujiaochang, Chongming, and Songjiang, with only one in Global Harbor in the city center. Among them, Songjiang has very rich tourism resources and the cultural origin of the root of Shanghai, which is very suitable for a short vacation ⛱️ The location of Songjiang Hyatt is quite good, just opposite the very mature commercial complex Wanda Plaza. Arriving at the front desk area, it is set with two floors of height. As soon as you enter the door, you will be attracted by the mosaic background wall on the back, like a huge blue printed cloth, as if echoing the local textile culture of Songjiang. Arriving at the guest room floor, you will find that the background board of the elevator hall and the decorative paintings in the corridor continue the Yaoban cloth element, one of the four major cloth types in Songjiang, which is the blue printed cloth we are familiar with. The light in the corridor is dim, with only one up and one down light strip and no top light. At the same time, the house number at the door of the room is also lit, and the lampshade is specially designed in the shape of a bamboo hat, which is very interesting 🤔 This time, I chose a "Lake View Twin Room" with my friend. The whole room is quite big. The sofa area and the office area are stuffed in the same open space. The overall space is a very simple design style, and it makes good use of hidden horizontal light strips to make it look very textured. The bed in the bedroom is placed directly opposite the floor-to-ceiling windows, and outside the window is the Wulong Lake Park. The overall spatial layout is actually very cleverly set: the background board behind the bed is not connected to the ceiling, which not only maintains the spaciousness of the open design, but also separates two relatively independent spaces. The layout of the gym is very square, and many fitness equipment are placed in this rectangular space. Outside the floor-to-ceiling windows is a huge terrace, and ample light shines into the room from the windows on both sides, making it like a sun room. The Regency Club is located on the 6th floor and is open from noon, offering afternoon tea and Happy Hour, so guests with Regency Club benefits can directly receive breakfast in the all-day dining restaurant. The interior space is cleverly divided into several areas such as a sofa area, a high table area, and an office area by using sculptures and other soft partitions. At the same time, there is also a huge terrace outdoors. The all-day dining restaurant is located on the first floor. Since it and the lobby bar are both semi-open, these two spaces will be opened up during breakfast to provide more seating. The walls surrounding the restaurant are designed as wooden facades, inspired by the wooden boxes in the fish market, while the beige hollow bricks in the middle used to separate the space are adapted from the outdoor courtyard walls of traditional courtyards. Overall, this Hyatt hotel is extremely cost-effective, and in this year's rating adjustment, Songjiang Hyatt has been reduced to Cat1, making it more cost-effective to book with points!