Qianxiang: A New Version of Xiangji

Today, Shangri-La is starting to move away from the "old money" style. In recent years, the newly opened Shougang Shangri-La, Nanshan Shangri-La, and others have all adopted new visual elements, and the Shanghai Qiantan Shangri-La also exudes this vitality. Shanghai culture, green revitalization, and a fresh look have become the keywords for Qianxiang. Approaching the lobby, a crystal tree lamp inspired by the white magnolia, the city flower of Shanghai, replaces the crystal chandelier. No longer grand and imposing, the small and exquisite lobby makes full use of the space. Most of Qianxiang's dining options are on the first floor, offering a one-stop experience. Green plants are also visible throughout the dining space, aligning with the concept of sustainable development. The lobby has a dedicated area showcasing old Shanghai items, accurately capturing the local elements. There is also an electronic installation wall that can change patterns throughout the day. The elevator follows the Art Deco style, with a retro design reminiscent of old Shanghai, especially the floor indicator, which replicates the look of the 1930s. The rooms continue the green theme of the public areas, adorned with Shanghai elements. The partition between the bathroom and bedroom is made of colored frosted glass, creating an ambiguous atmosphere reminiscent of old Shanghai, and Shikumen elements are also visible in the room design. The large office desk is replaced by a multifunctional square table, and there is wireless charging on both sides of the bed, reflecting Shangri-La's practicality. L'Occitane toiletries, smart toilets, heated towel racks... all reflect Shangri-La's thoughtful touch. Even more heartwarming, the floral arrangements are made of fresh real flowers. The wellness space is a highlight of Qianxiang, fully embodying the concept of "revitalization." The pool and gym occupy two floors, and the treadmill in the gym offers a view of the magnificent pool. In terms of both size and equipment, Qianxiang's gym is more like a professional gym, far exceeding hotel standards. The pool is a standard pool, and the giant "POOL" logo has become a popular photo spot. The all-day dining restaurant Qianxianghui, the Chinese restaurant Xiangju Jiangnan Zao, which specializes in Huaiyang cuisine, and other restaurants all maintain Shangri-La's consistent standards.