Nestled in the heart of Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai, Blossom Manoir Lujiazui · Oriental Treasury is a century-old modern Republican-era mansion that seamlessly blends into the bustling cityscape. Designed by a British architect and completed in the early 1930s, this impeccably preserved historical building was originally the private residence of Pudong's wealthiest tycoon. The architecture masterfully combines Shanghai-style aesthetics with Western design elements, witnessing the city's transformation from the Oriental Paris to a global financial hub. Blossom Manoir Lujiazui · Oriental Treasury features a unique Shanghai-style courtyard structure comprising a main building, annex, central courtyard, and surrounding verandas, offering guests an unparalleled historical and cultural experience. Step into Blossom Manoir Lujiazui · Oriental Treasury, where twenty-one guest rooms are scattered across the main building and annex, each exuding the luxurious ambiance of an aristocratic estate while showcasing the eclectic elegance of Shanghai's East-meets-West heritage. The hotel boasts distinctive amenities including a book lounge, VIP reception hall, tea house, Taizhou-style private dining, and a bespoke bar. All displayed artworks and paintings are original pieces by renowned contemporary artists, complemented by the regular Qiancang Art Exhibition, providing guests with not just accommodation but an extraordinary artistic appreciation experience. The hotel enjoys a prime location adjacent to Pudong Avenue Metro Station, just minutes away from the Lujiazui Financial Center by car, with easy access to Shanghai's major commercial districts and attractions. Here, guests can not only immerse themselves in the rich historical and cultural heritage but also experience exquisite butler-style service and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Amidst the vibrant Shanghai waterfront, witness the century-old transformations and modern grandeur of this blossoming metropolis, making every stay an unforgettable memory.