Hi there! I’m Hui, a born-and-raised Shanghainese local with a passion for traveling, movies, and swimming. I’m all about capturing life’s beautiful moments and spreading good vibes wherever I go. Welcome to my apartment! We want to create a warm, cozy home-away-from-home where guests from all corners of the globe can truly feel relaxed. Whether you need recommendations, assistance, or just a friendly chat, I’m here to help—don’t hesitate to reach out anytime during your stay. Let’s make your time here unforgettable!

Eastern Hub nestled in Shanghai’s prime downtown district, this sleek high-end retreat offers effortless access to the city’s pulse: a short walk to The Bund, Yuyuan Garden, Nanjing Road, Xintiandi, People’s Square and subway station. The spacious, sunlit living-dining area flows seamlessly into a fully equipped chef’s kitchen, while the master suite boasts a walk-in closet, ensuite bathroom, and plush king bed. Premium amenities include smart climate control, luxury linens, and curated toiletries—everything’s prepped for a seamless, hotel-grade stay. Live like a local with shops and attractions at your doorstep, yet relish the privacy of a designer urban sanctuary. Just unpack and unwind.

Xujiahui Garden is located in the bustling Xujiahui area of Shanghai, with many entertaining places around it. Here are some recommendations: • Xujiahui Business Circle Over - bridge Corridor: Located at No.1111 Zhaojiabang Road, it is in the core of Xujiahui Central Activity Area. This public landscape passage connects many core commercial buildings in the business circle. It is a human - oriented space with both natural elements and practical functions, and is known as a “public work of art in the city”. • Xujiahui Cathedral Square: At No.158 Puxi Road, it is adjacent to Xujiahui Library in the south and Xujiahui Cathedral and Shanghai Meteorological Museum in the west. The square has a regular pattern, with plane trees planted on both sides of the central lawn and a lively and cool fountain landscape, making it an ideal place for photo - taking. • Shanghai Meteorological Museum: Housed in the former site of Xujiahui Observatory at No.166 Puxi Road, it is an excellent venue that integrates the display of Shanghai's meteorological development history and literature collections, meteorological science popularization interaction, and patriotic education. The Xujiahui Observatory was once known as the “No.1 Meteorological Station in the Far - East” and is a witness to the history of modern meteorological development in China. • Xujiahui Library: It has nearly 800 reading seats and more than 200,000 books, as well as more than 600 kinds of newspapers and periodicals. It is a new cultural and tourist space that highly integrates multiple functions such as books, science and technology, museums, art, and tourism. It is a newly - emerged landmark and a popular online scenic spot. • Xujiahui Sports Park: It is the largest sports and cultural gathering area with complete facilities in Shanghai. It includes main buildings such as the new Shanghai Stadium, Shanghai Gymnasium, Shanghai Swimming Pool, and underground comprehensive hall, which can meet the comprehensive fit