Shanghai Miya, more than just comfortable living!

On a weekend morning, sunlight streams through the curtains, shining on my face as a new day begins. This time, the destination is Shanghai, a bustling metropolis full of endless stories in every corner. I chose a special hotel—the Shanghai Miya Hotel (Xujiahui Jiaotong University Branch). It’s not just a hotel, but a starting point to explore the city's secrets. 🚀 🌟Light and stylish living starts here🌟 The moment I stepped into the hotel lobby, the blend of modern and vintage design styles caught my eye. Wooden floors, warm-toned lighting, and touches of greenery instantly relaxed me. The front desk staff greeted me with a warm smile and a friendly welcome, kicking off this journey. Every detail here reflects the owner's care, making you feel as comfortable as if you were at home. 📸Photo ops to capture beautiful moments📸 Every corner of the hotel is perfect for photos, especially the art-filled family room. A vintage-style sofa sits by the floor-to-ceiling window, overlooking the bustling streets of Xujiahui. Every snap is sure to be a highlight on social media. Moreover, the hotel provides professional photography equipment, so even beginners can easily capture the most beautiful moments. 🍽️A treat for your taste buds, don’t miss the food🍽️ The hotel restaurant offers a rich breakfast selection, including Western-style bread and coffee, as well as Eastern porridge and xiaolongbao. Every ingredient is carefully chosen, allowing you to savor the cultural essence of the city with each bite. The boutique luxury toiletries, like Acqua di Parma, elevate the entire stay experience to a new level. 🚶‍♀️Explore nearby and discover more surprises🚶‍♀️ Just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel are shopping centers like Metro City and ITC Mall, perfect for buying souvenirs or trying local delicacies. The Gothic architecture of Xujiahui Catholic Church and the tranquil atmosphere inside Xujiahui Library offer a different kind of experience. In this fast-paced city, finding a corner to slow down can be a true happiness.