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.

Featured Attractions Shanghai World Expo Cultural Park Twin Mountains: The first artificial cavity-structured mountains in China exceeding 40 meters, with observation platforms offering panoramic views of the park and the distant Lujiazui "Three Towers" (Shanghai Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and Oriental Pearl Tower). World Floriculture Garden: A seasonal horticultural boutique garden with year-round floral displays, divided into five themed areas: Zen Garden, Bamboo Garden, Terrace Garden, New Vision Garden, and Rock Garden. Shen Garden: A Jiangnan-style garden within the Expo Cultural Park, creating a new paradigm of Shanghai's garden art with its compact landscape design. Expo Garden: Relying on four preserved Expo venues, it features a cherry blossom loop connecting exquisite gardens and begonia flower meadows, showcasing Expo memories through nature and culture. China Art Museum: Transformed from the China Pavilion of the World Expo, it regularly hosts art exhibitions displaying outstanding works at home and abroad. Houtan Wetland Park: With wetland plant communities, inland rivers, reed marshes, etc., it serves as a natural oxygen bar in the city center, isolating urban noise and offering views of the Huangpu River. The Bund: Located on East Zhongshan No.1 Road, Huangpu District, stretching from Waibaidu Bridge to Shiliupu Wharf. It features iconic 万国建筑群 (Universal Architecture) and the river scenery, especially spectacular at night when lit up. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: In Huangpu District, blending modern buildings with European-style old houses, lined with continuous shop signboards, ideal for shopping and experiencing Shanghai's bustling commercial atmosphere. Oriental Pearl Tower: Situated at No.1 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area, a landmark of Shanghai. Taking the elevator to the observation deck offers a 360° view of the city. Featured Dining Laoju Shanghai Cuisine (Jingyao Qiantan Branch): Located at L312, 3rd Floor, East Zone, Jingyao Qiantan Mall, Yaot