In Shanghai/The Wizard of Oz, the old villa hotel that you must visit in Shanghai

Amidst the faint fragrance and sparse shadows, the candle illuminates the red makeup. Go out at night and invite the moon to return, and you will feel gentle and cool. 📍Detailed address: Building 7, Lane 160, Taiyuan Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 🌟Highlights: "Last year on this day, the face of a man and the peach blossoms reflected each other's redness inside this door." The old wooden door shaded by peach blossoms quietly waits for people to push it open and walk in. The gurgling water from the century-old well beside the door seems to be telling stories of the old days. The wooden brackets, thick thatched eaves, rammed earthen walls, and pottery stoves for boiling water are warm and silent. 🏨Hotel environment: Located in the Hengfu style area of ​​Xuhui District where old villas are lined up, the plane trees on the old street in front of the door block out the sun, and the sunlight that leaks through is mottled like an oil painting. Walking into the hotel on a summer day like this is like walking into a fairy's back garden. The "Endless Summer" in the sky garden on the second floor is blooming busily, with deep red and light purple, and the huge flower balls are pink and tender after the rain. The white dome is covered with trumpet creepers in full bloom, dazzling red. The hotel’s garden sunroom is called “Mantingfang”, which perfectly matches the colorful flowers in the yard and the beautiful scenery. The hotel's room types are all named after Song Dynasty poetry tunes. This is not far-fetched. Each room perfectly fits the artistic conception of the tune. "Qing Ping Le", "Die Lian Hua", "Zui Hua Yin" and "Lin Jiang Xian" are like entering the world of Song Dynasty poetry. The guest rooms combine Chinese simplicity with European elegance, as well as fairy-tale tree houses, boats and green cabins. ✅Must experience: Gu Cheng once wrote a poem that fits my mood at this time: "The grass is producing its seeds, the wind is shaking its leaves, we are standing, and it is so beautiful not to speak." There is no need to do anything, Only by quietly enjoying afternoon tea in such a garden can you make the most of the good summer time.