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.

Laoximen Erfang is located in a vibrant area of Shanghai, offering a variety of entertainment options for visitors. Here are some of the fun - filled places nearby: • Shopping and Dining at Fuxinghui: Fuxinghui is a trendy landmark near Laoximen. It is a commercial street where retro and modern styles collide. There are two red - brick buildings, which retain the style of Shanghai - style architecture and are very suitable for taking pictures. The mall has a 5000 - square - meter catering area, including many popular restaurants, such as Yangzhou’s century - old brand “Yechun”, the Cantonese - style restaurant “Situji”, the black - pearl - rated “Yizhihui”, and the pet - friendly Starbucks. • Tasting Local Snacks: Laoximen is a gathering place for traditional Shanghai snacks. You can taste the signature braised pork of “Dafugui Restaurant”, the spareribs and rice cakes of “Xiandelai”, the tangyuan and rice cakes of “Qiaojiashan”, and the Shanghai - style dishes of “Dexingguan”. In addition, street snacks such as fried buns, xiaolongbao and youdunzi are also very characteristic. • Visiting Historical and Cultural Sites: Nearby is the Old City God Temple, a place where local residents pray for good luck and peace. Shanghai Confucius Temple is also close at hand. With a history of more than 700 years, it is a complex of ancient buildings for offering sacrifices to Confucius, showing the elegant temperament of Jiangnan gardens. Shanghai Old Street is full of Shanghai - style characteristics. There are many snack shops, traditional handicraft shops and souvenir shops on both sides of the street, where you can taste authentic Shanghai food and buy souvenirs. • Leisure in Parks and Squares: There are many leisure places around, such as Dule Garden, Ancient City Park, Laomaitou Creative Park and Dongchang Riverside Green Space. These parks and squares are ideal places for walking, relaxing and enjoying nature.