Bound by art, the Cotton Tree Hyatt Centric makes its Shanghai debut

Hotel🏨｜Shanghai Expo Cotton Tree Hyatt Centric Hotel Address｜861 Bocheng Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai Whether you're attending a concert, participating in an exhibition, or using this as a base to explore the Magic City, the Expo Cotton Tree Hyatt Centric is a perfect place to stay. ———repo📃——— 【Location🗺️】 The hotel is near Line 13 Shibo Avenue Station, Line 8 China Art Museum Station, and Line 7 Yaohua Road Station. It’s just 5 stops on Line 13 to reach West Nanjing Road, making transportation very convenient. - 【Design🌟】 YANG Bangsheng Design Group drew inspiration from the secret garden of a mansion, using a step-by-step scenic approach to immerse you in the Shanghai-style culture of the past, showcasing the charm of the collision between vintage and modern New Shanghai styles. - 【Lobby🛎️】 The decorative carvings behind the front desk and concierge desk are copper art window patterns, abstractly expressing some of Shanghai’s landmark buildings and cultural elements. - 【Public Area🛋️】 As the first guest to check in, I personally witnessed the floral decorations in the public area grow from nothing. These exquisite artworks make the hotel a prelude to this "art gallery." - 【Guest Rooms🛏️】 Their deluxe rooms start at 41㎡, and the design differs somewhat from standard rooms in other hotels. The walk-in closet is placed at the entrance, serving as a relatively independent space separated from the bedroom area, saving closet space. The premium river view rooms offer quite a nice view; as long as visibility is good, you can see the Lujiazui skyline and the Oriental Pearl Tower not far away. - 【Service💁】 Another impressive detail is that when the turndown service is done, a sea salt heat pack is placed on the bed. This is clearly prepared for my old back—so thoughtful. - 【Restaurants🍴】 The hotel has only two restaurants and a lounge. The Little Nanyang Restaurant on the 4th floor specializes in Shanghai local cuisine and Huaiyang cuisine, and also serves Hyatt Group’s signature Peking duck and exquisite Northeastern dishes.