Hidden in Pudong's Jinqiao district lies a secret garden—Shanghai Jinqiao EKA·Tianwu Treasure Hotel

Struck gold on this Shanghai trip! Tucked away in Pudong's Jinqiao district, Shanghai Jinqiao EKA·Tianwu Treasure Hotel🏨 is an urban fashionista's dream abode, where industrial architecture conceals Eastern Zen aesthetics—every snapshot oozes magazine-worthy sophistication✨ 🔍 Design enthusiasts' paradise • A transformed old shipyard turned immersive art space, featuring a jaw-dropping 30-meter-high steel atrium (wear monochrome for structural photography) • Rooms boast floor-to-ceiling windows and open-air soaking tubs, with lantern installations illuminating like floating galaxies post-10PM for instant nightscape magic • Secret photo spot: Fifth-floor sky garden's mirror pool reflects both Lujiazui skyscrapers and clouds—surreal Shanghai in one shot 📍 Prime location convenience • 8-minute walk from Line 9 Taierzhuang Road Station, 30-minute direct access to Disneyland/The Bund • 3KM radius packed with gems: Pudong Art Museum sunsets, 1862 Shipyard's industrial chic, Minsheng Art Terminal's hipster coffee • Late-night perk: Back gate leads to Jinqiao International—Shanghai's "Midnight Diner" with craft beer and Wannan wonton fusion 🛎️ Thoughtful service touches • Welcome gift: Intangible cultural heritage lacquer tea set, custom "Shanghai Nostalgia" toiletries • Butlers arrange immersive theater in nearby abandoned factories—more niche than Sleep No More • Breakfast highlights Shanghainese fusion: Crispy rice cakes with latte—worth waking up for 📸 Neighborhood photo ops - 10AM at 1862 Shipyard: Rusty steel beams create breathtaking Tyndall effect sunlight - Sunset stroll to Minsheng Ferry: Capture Pudong's skyline lighting up through ¥2 ferry windows - Don't miss the lobby's "Time Tunnel" corridor—red neon strips teleport you to Cyberpunk 2077 ⚠️ Pro tips • Weekend artist residances—mention booking notes for free workshops • Opt for "Tianwu Workshop" rooms featuring vintage machine-tool desks • Nearby shared bikes beat taxis—15-minute ride to Hudong Church for vintage wedding photos This might be the least hotel-like hotel I've stayed at—it's a massive contemporary art installation where every corner whispers Shanghai's industrial past. Perfect for escaping Bund crowds while diving deep into the city's soul!