Recently, the new drama "Thirty Only" has been popular, and Hermes gatherings of rich wives have also been frequently screened.

Many netizens were particularly curious about how much the mansion of the nouveau riche Mrs. Wang in the play cost. As a rich and rich new money, their family lived in a three-story duplex on the top floor of Grand Hyatt Mansion (Gu Jia said), opposite the Oriental Pearl Tower. There is also a pile of antiques at home. Those antiques alone are enough to buy several suites. You can't imagine the extent of wealth!

It is reported that this Grand Hyatt Mansion should be in Hongkou District, Shanghai. Some netizens said that in all cases it is Hotel W. A comparison chart was also posted on the Internet. Looking at the scenery outside the window, living room, stairs, wall lights and other details, it is almost identical. What is certain is that this mansion is a duplex suite of the W Hotel on the Bund, Shanghai, and the play is only filmed here.

So what exactly is this hotel? Let's check in together!

Shanghai the Bund

Shanghai the Bund

A well-deserved emerging online celebrity hotel

Located on the North Bund, it is one of Shanghai's new landmarks

It is said that their poolside bar

A magnificent panoramic view of the Huangpu River

The outdoor WET outdoor blue wave swimming pool allows you to simultaneously view the extreme night view of Pujiang River, the Bund's world-class buildings and the Lujiazui skyscraper.

In fact, when it comes to the name W Hotel, everyone may be familiar with it. After all, W Hotel Taipei witnessed Chairman Zhou's wedding and Fan Weiqi's wedding.

As one of Marriott International's distinctive luxury hotel brands, rooted in New York City's fearless attitude, design firm G.A. Design takes streamer "unusual" color as its design concept, integrates Shanghai's urban history and "Shanghai culture", combining the feelings of old Shanghai with the avant-garde pioneers of the new era to make it unique.

W Hotel on the Bund Shanghai has 42 floors. Each room and suite has oversized size floor-to-ceiling windows, giving you a panoramic view of the Pujiang River and the Pudong Lujiazui skyline. The rooms are equipped with W Hotel's specialty beds, which allows you to sleep very comfortably.

In addition to the rooms decorated with Xiaolongbao and chopsticks, the hotel has 2 restaurants and 3 bars. The iconic restaurant with a strong modern New York-style style serves international cuisine all day long, and the Yan Chinese Restaurant with a high-level design space serves classic and innovative Cantonese cuisine. The Yan Zhi Bar stays in the jazz era when Shanghai cocktails are popular. WOOBAR Bar has two faces during the day and night. WET Poolside Bar offers a panoramic view of the Bund skyline. It can be said that this is not only a hotel, but also a social club.

THE KITCHEN TABLE Logo Restaurant

The signature restaurant is based on the New York bistro style. The overall design reflects a strong industrial style, but it does not lack exquisite details. Giant graffiti murals depict the century-old history of Hongkou-the modern art gallery of the old museum in 1933, the kung fu movie posters on the outer wall of the movie theater, the long queues of street lights, the music playing in the old buildings on Daming Road, the long-standing ships floating on the river,...

Moreover, we must praise the spacious terrace of The Kitchen Table facing the Lujiazui building complex and has a wide view. You can see green spaces and river views. It is worthy of being Shanghai's ultra-classic place!

Of course, there are also high-quality afternoon tea and delicious dishes. Gejin Cape grass-fed naked eye steak, Atlantic smoked salmon, grilled red shrimp, fresh and fat oysters, fried silver cod, and chocolate lava cake are all good choices!

Yen Yan Chinese Restaurant

Yan Chinese Restaurant YEN is located on the 5th-6th floors of the W Hotel. You need to take an elevator to the W floor and then turn around. The fully open space after reaching the 5th floor is amazing at first glance.

Among them, the most impressive feature of the restaurant is the spiral staircase. The lights can follow your footsteps and light up all the way. It is very, very ceremonial.

Moreover, as a Cantonese restaurant that strives to hit Michelin, the dishes are also very delicious. The exquisitely designed appetizer "One Piece of Sour Plum Soup and Goose Liver Jelly", the Antarctic Cheered Shrimp Dumplings with rich flavors, the truffle protein crab meat dumplings, the three-course snacks composed of mini abalone roast cakes, the steamed meat with fresh scallops and wild bamboo sheng stewed with thick bone soup, honey-flavored flame Spanish pork neck...

WOOBAR Bar

As night falls, this is the best time to go to the hotel's WOOBAR for a drink. The jumping purples, oranges, greens and reds match the sofa area for a super visual impact.

The pink-purple and gold atmosphere lights shrouded the entire bar in a petty bourgeoisie atmosphere. This light will also change at any time according to the light outside! You can also enjoy the night view of Pujiang River while drinking.

WET® BAR Bibo Poolside Bar

The most attractive thing about W Hotel Shanghai Bund is this riverside bar with golden river views! Swimming and basking in the sun, you can have a panoramic view of the Huangpu River and the high-rise buildings in Pudong. It really feels like a casual pat. Whether you are basking in the bright sunshine or wandering in the night to indulge in revelry, you feel that every angle can be beautiful.

Many Internet celebrities come here to drink, take photos and check in, order a cocktail, and lie under the awning. This feeling is too enjoyable.

Liquid at YEN Bar

Liquid at YEN "Juice Bar" is the third bar at W Hotel on the Bund Shanghai. Its name sounds very beautiful!

This bar is not as lively as the previous two rooms, but the scenery is not compromised. The design style is a quiet and provocative Shanghai underground bar in the 1920s. If you order a hand-made specialty retro cocktail and lean against the dark green sofa chair, you will immediately feel like you have traveled to the era of Shanghai's drunkenness.