Shanghai's Most Expensive Hotel in a Thousand-Year-Old Camphor Tree Grove Reveals the Answer to "Nurturing Serenity"

Why spend 6k per night on a hotel stay with kids? A visit to Amanyangyun in Shanghai holds the answer—this "hidden utopia," built over 15 years with an investment of 3.3 billion yuan, shelters 10,000 ancient camphor trees and 50 Ming-Qing dynasty residences, where even a millennium-old camphor king becomes your "neighbor" 🌳. Tucked away in the lush forests of Maqiao Town, Minhang District, this "urban sanctuary" takes some navigation skills to locate 🏮. Push open the door to your suite, and two private open-air courtyards instantly elevate the experience—perforated brick walls cast dappled sunlight, while the breeze carries the fragrance of ancient camphor trees indoors. Kids chase the light beams, and moms instantly transform into "leisure seekers" ✨. Rooms blend golden nanmu wood fragrance with modern minimalism, with even power outlets thoughtfully concealed 👶. The biggest surprise? The garden: 100+ plant species grow wildly, with spring cherry blossoms, autumn apricots, and winter plums. Watching kids crouch to observe ant trails becomes more vivid than any early education class. At 3 PM, piano and cello melodies float through the air as sandalwood incense wafts from the tearoom. Sipping tea while watching children chase butterflies under the corridor suddenly clarifies the meaning of "Yangyun"—nurturing tranquil moments, cherishing time with nature and little ones 💕. Though remotely located, it's easily accessible by car. Perfect for families or those seeking "a stolen half-day of leisure"—just go for it! (P.S. The 80k/night rate applies to heritage residence suites; modern rooms offer better value~) 🏨 Amanyangyun, Shanghai