Private Relaxation in Shanghai: A Tour of Hotel Classes and Shanghai Koreatown
A video has been released showcasing a relaxing stay at a hotel set against nature in downtown Shanghai, featuring private facilities, various experience programs, local gastronomy, and a visit to Shanghai Koreatown.

A video has been released capturing a stay at a hotel set against the backdrop of nature in downtown Shanghai and experiences of the local culture. The presenter in the video shared detailed accounts of the hotel's private facilities and various experience programs, as well as the local gastronomy of Shanghai and the scenery of Shanghai Koreatown.
Private Relaxation in Nature and Diverse Hotel Classes
The hotel where the presenter stayed features a vast grounds and natural scenery, providing a private environment isolated from the outside. In the video, the presenter introduced the sports center, tennis courts, and the spacious lobby within the hotel, explaining the characteristics of the spaces harmonized with nature. In particular, the meticulous services provided by the hotel, such as mosquito spray, and the various class programs operated within the hotel drew attention.

The hotel offers classes on different themes every day, such as health training, making historical decor, making terracotta air fresheners, baking, chocolate making, flower arrangement, and calligraphy, held at 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM. In the video, the presenter participated in a cupcake-making experience and shared the feeling, saying, "Doing something cute after a long time feels healing." Additionally, the presenter showed the joy of the experience by presenting the finished product from a flower basket-making class.
From Durian Pumpkin Yakbap to Shanghai-style Lunch: Unique Gastronomic Experiences
Detailed descriptions of the meals provided at the hotel and local foods followed. Among the menus provided for breakfast were 'youtiao', a Chinese fried bread, and menus accompanied by sugar, and the presenter recommended their own way of eating sandwiches by pouring maple syrup over fried eggs.
The Shanghai-style menu introduced for lunch strongly reflects local characteristics. The presenter introduced dim sum, noodle dishes, and fried bread, and strongly recommended the "Durian Pumpkin Yakbap." This menu is a nutritious rice dish containing pumpkin, durian, and pine nuts, and the presenter mentioned its unique flavor, saying, "It is a taste you cannot have in Korea." In addition, various menus utilizing local ingredients, such as fried bread with shrimp and warm pudding, were introduced.
Visiting Shanghai Koreatown and a Glimpse of Local Life
Traces of Korea could be found in Shanghai Koreatown, which was visited as part of the hotel tour. It showed Korean franchises such as Paris Baguette and TOUS les JOURS, as well as Korean cosmetic brands like OLIVE YOUNG and MEDIHEAL. The presenter showed the lifestyle of the local Korean community by looking around famous restaurants and walnut cookie shops within Koreatown.
Meanwhile, the presenter mentioned that it is convenient to travel to Koreatown using the vehicle service provided by the hotel, and the video also captured daily life in the local area, such as the communication process experienced while living alone in China and the process of resolving hotel card recognition issues.
Ju Hyeon-ung reports for NBNTV Global, mainly covering K-pop and also writing on K-Variety, K-Tech and K-Brand.
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