Shanghai Lujiazui Huajianfu·Oriental Money House

Located in the core area of Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai, the hotel is a "modern Republican mansion" hidden in the city, a well-preserved Republican building with a century of history. Designed by a British architect, this Republican mansion has been infused with more Shanghai style. It was originally the private residence of the "richest man" in Pudong. After many years of construction, it was completed in the early 1930s and witnessed the prosperity of Shanghai's "comprador culture" and "Oriental Paris" in the 1930s and 1940s.
The hotel consists of a main building, an annex, a central patio and a veranda outside the house, which is a relatively rare Shanghai-style courtyard structure. The guest rooms are scattered in the main building and the annex, exuding a strong sense of luxury of a "big house", highlighting the Shanghai-style elegance and diverse styles of the Oriental Paris.
At the same time, the hotel has special services such as a book bar, a reception room, a tea room, Taizhou private dishes and a lounge. All the artworks and paintings on display in the hotel are authentic works of well-known contemporary artists. Combined with the regular "Qiancang Art Exhibition", it provides guests with not only accommodation but also art appreciation. In the bustling Shanghai Bund, you can experience the century-old changes and modernity of this "flowery" capital.
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The hotel is located in the core area of Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai. It is a "century-old modern Republican mansion" hidden in the city, a well-preserved century-old Republican building. Designed by a British architect, this Republican mansion has been integrated with more Shanghai style. It was originally the private residence of the "richest man" in Pudong. After many years of construction, it was completed in the early 1930s and witnessed the prosperity of Shanghai's "comprador culture" and "Oriental Paris" in the 1930s and 1940s.
The hotel consists of a main building, an annex, a central patio and a corridor outside the house. It is a relatively rare Shanghai courtyard structure. The guest rooms are scattered in the main building and the annex, exuding a strong sense of luxury of "a big house", highlighting the Shanghai style elegance and diverse styles of Oriental Paris
At the same time, the hotel has special services such as a book bar, a reception room, a tea room, Taizhou private dishes and a lounge. All the artworks and paintings displayed in the hotel are authentic works of well-known contemporary artists. Combined with the regular "Qiancang Art Exhibition", it provides guests with not only accommodation but also art appreciation. In the bustling Shanghai Bund, experience the century-old changes and modernity of this "flowery" capital.