Shanghai Anandi Hotel The secret to sleeping well and comfortably is right here

As one of Shanghai’s top healing resort hotels, Anandi has a distinctive style and has become the hotel I visit most frequently in Shanghai. Opened in 2018, it is located in the Shanghai Hongqiao hub area, near the Suzhou River, and is also a member of the Liding World Hotel Group. "Anandi" means "infinite joy after body and mind balance," with health, healing, and wellness running throughout the entire hotel. The moment you step into the hotel, you will smell the unique aroma of lemongrass, instantly refreshing your mind and relaxing your tense nerves. The overall style of the hotel is understated and elegant, with two buildings—the hotel and Hengyue Xinsha—facing each other, forming the shape of the "Tai Chi Yin-Yang fish," full of architectural aesthetics. This design is truly amazing. In terms of dining, the hotel offers a wide variety of choices. The Chinese restaurant serves modern Cantonese and local Shanghai cuisine with authentic flavors; the Western restaurant’s buffet is nutritious, and the à la carte dishes are equally impressive; there is also the Zhushan Japanese restaurant, where you can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine—every meal is a treat for the taste buds. The hotel’s workshops are a must-mention, with a wide range of options including singing bowls, yoga, meditation, Tai Chi, Pilates, and more. Guests can join after check-in, and the butler will assist with scanning QR codes to book classes. A recharge station for working professionals, Shanghai’s healing hotel Anandi As one of the top wellness hotels in Shanghai, the Anandi experience is worth the value. The healing ritual starts right at check-in—the Ayurvedic body constitution test pairs you with a personalized wristband, with three colors representing wind, fire, and water corresponding to different health teas, creating a strong sense of ceremony. Room details that detail-oriented guests will love: 15 types of functional pillows to choose from, nano-energy flooring you can walk barefoot on (though I’m not sure of the effect), turndown service with constitution-based light snacks in a decent portion. Outside the window, you can see the brightly lit Trip.com headquarters; while soaking in the medicinal bath, you can watch the overtime hustle of office workers, doubling the healing effect. Breakfast with freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juice plus exquisite cold dishes really won my heart. At 1,500 RMB per night including double breakfast, it’s quite cost-effective for Shanghai.