Shanghai’s first healing hotel, Ms. Yang’s Garden at the Manlu Hotel, is located in New Metropolis Life Square, Jiangzhen, Pudong New Area. Designed by Shanghai Mobei Architectural Decoration Design Company, the hotel spans approximately 8,000 square meters, with the garden covering 3,000 to 4,000 square meters.
The hotel’s design blends Southeast Asian elements with classical influences, creating a unique aesthetic.
Guests enter through a courtyard-style entrance lobby, evoking the feeling of leaving the city behind and returning to the countryside.
Inside, a wooden-style tea bar invites visitors to sit down and slowly savor their tea, the fragrant aroma soothing the mind and body.
The restaurant, located on the third floor, features all-wooden furniture imported from Southeast Asia.
Sunlight streams through French windows, quietly filling the space and casting mottled patterns of light and shadow.
Relax on minimalist black geometric seats adorned with soft white fur, allowing both body and mind to unwind.
Look up to admire the aesthetically pleasing rattan pendant lights that add a touch of natural elegance.
The desserts and delicacies served here also carry a Western flair.
The outdoor courtyard beside the restaurant exudes a simple and natural ambiance.
Close your eyes and meditate for a few minutes beneath the thatched pavilion, accompanied by the gentle murmur of a nearby stream.
Take a deep breath — it feels like stepping back into ancient times, experiencing the wild breeze of the countryside alongside local herdsmen.
Turning your gaze to the right side of the courtyard, you’ll find a serene, lush atmosphere emerging from the paved path.
Explore the walkway dappled with shifting light and shadow.
One of the hotel’s standout features is Ms. Yang’s Garden — where greenery intertwines, flowers bloom, and stars twinkle above.
Enveloped in fragrance, this space offers a peaceful retreat.
Each room comes with its own private garden, inviting you to sit quietly in the pavilion, surrounded by nature.
Even amidst the bustle of a modern city, you can experience the tranquil mindset of “leisurely watching the southern mountains beyond the eastern fence while picking chrysanthemums.”
At the entrance of each room, delicate dreamcatcher nets hang gracefully.
Opening the door is like stepping into a fantasy world woven from beautiful dreams.
The designers boldly introduced Shanghai’s first cave-style guest room, a breakthrough in design.
By engaging the senses, the room helps guests escape the hustle and bustle of modern life and return to a simple, pure, and primitive nomadic world.
After a long day, stretch out in the corner bathtub.
Looking up, you’ll notice a gap in the cave’s ceiling, revealing a breathtaking starry sky.
Gazing up, you feel transported to the vast night skies of the grasslands.
A cowhide rug covers the floor, complemented by a mesh hanging chair beside the French window.
Dreamcatchers are scattered throughout the space, inviting guests to fully immerse themselves in the nomadic experience.
The hotel also offers a spacious, multi-level parent-child room designed with family needs in mind.
Children can play and explore the generous second-floor space, while at night, they can drift off in a tent-style bed, entering a fairy tale world.
The bunk bed design creates a sense of space, perfect for waking up to morning mist, reading at the table, enjoying afternoon tea in the garden, and sharing heartfelt conversations under the peaceful moonlight.
The whole family can enjoy these moments together, embracing the joy of being close.
The bedside chandelier, with its thoughtful design, casts gentle light waves on the natural wood-colored walls, creating a dreamy softness.
The smoothly flowing courtyard-style low wooden doors provide a gentle buffer between the living room and bedroom, adjusting the overall atmosphere of the space.
The bright and spacious conference room on the second floor features mid-tone furniture, dispelling the seriousness and monotony typical of traditional conference rooms.
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