I visited Shanghai during the May Day holiday and on the last day, I finally chose to stay at the Amanyangyun Hotel, a place I'd always wanted to experience since my undergraduate days but never quite splurged on. Overall, the experience was fantastic.
We arrived at 1 PM and immediately, a staff member came to assist with our luggage. Manager Zhou Xiaomeng then led us to a private booth in the lobby for check-in. She provided a very detailed introduction to the hotel's facilities and restaurants. Afterward, she drove us to our room in a golf cart and meticulously explained all the room's features, demonstrating great patience.
The hotel also offers a rich array of activities. There was a 40-minute art exhibition tour in the owner's area of Amanyangyun Phase 1, which was very photogenic with vibrant colors. We also took a 60-minute traditional Chinese painting class; the teacher was very patient. We painted loquats, and they even framed our paintings afterward, which added a nice sense of ceremony. The hotel also provides free electric bicycles, perfect for exploring the nearby forest park, where you can spot black swans, grey ducks, and many rabbits. There are also two white peacocks in the hotel restaurant. The environment is truly exceptional.
Breakfast was included even with the lowest-priced room type. I highly recommend the French toast; the strawberries and blueberries inside were delicious. The only minor drawback was that this dessert took a bit long to prepare, about ten minutes.
In conclusion, I highly recommend everyone to experience Amanyangyun. After all, it's good enough for tennis legend Novak Djokovic!
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