More than just comfort~ Lesser-known hotels with a sense of design in Shanghai

Cordis Shanghai Hongqiao The hotel is located in the Hongqiao area, close to Hongqiao Airport and Hongqiao Railway Station, making it an excellent choice for business trips or vacations! Cordis means "heart" in Latin, which means the concept of putting guests first. This hotel is the first Cordis hotel in China. I especially love the design of the hotel, which uses a lot of glass and natural light. The space is decorated with simple lines and patterns, giving it a unique style. With the addition of artworks, every corner is worth savoring. A small detail is that the plates are not the common large white plates, but plates with simple patterns. The design is not only visual, but the orange fragrance complements the visual style of the hotel, which is low-key, restrained, and textured. This elegant atmosphere is even more impressive. Artworks are hidden throughout the hotel. I was particularly impressed by the sculpture "Ceramic Woman" (by Xie Aige) in the lobby, the painting "He Youzhi's 360 Trades" (by He Youzhi) in the lobby bar, and the painting "Where Do Bears Go" (by Michel Audiard) on the third floor. These works either reflect the style of Shanghai in different eras or focus on environmental issues, integrating art into everyday life, making the stay at the hotel a more pleasant and spiritual experience. The guest rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides, offering a wide view. The sunlight fills the room at sunset, adding warmth to this cold winter. It also has the largest bathroom of any hotel I've stayed in! In terms of dining, the hotel's Ming Court Chinese restaurant has been awarded a Michelin star for five consecutive years. The Mediterranean cuisine at Xian Bar and the self-service hot pot for dinner are both good dining options. Address: No. 333 Shenhong Road, Minhang District, Shanghai