Magnolia Hotel | Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays! Where Are We Going to Play This Year?

As 2023 draws to a close, the year-end carnival is about to begin.

Shanghai has seen snowfall ❄ this year.

A snowy winter 👣 and a snowy Christmas 🎄 are a perfect match.

Looking forward to Christmas 🎄,

looking forward to twinkling lights ✨,

lively markets and drifting snow ❄,

happy holidays and beloved ones 💕.

Christmas is almost here—how is everyone planning to spend it?

Red and green, snowflakes, snow sticks, Christmas trees, Santa Claus, vast white snowflakes...

These decorations really heighten the festive atmosphere.

Where should we go next?

Christmas is a winter holiday.

If you want to frolic in the ice and snow,

the ice city of Harbin is a great choice.

I believe I don't need to mention that it's the pinnacle of domestic snow scenery.

Harbin, known as the "Ice City," is absolutely a perfect city for celebrating Christmas!

Ice and snow, churches, beer, log cabins...

Just imagining Harbin in winter is enough to enchant you~

Harbin's most famous attraction is the Ice and Snow World, a kingdom built of ice and snow. It is the tallest, longest, and largest ice and snow landscape in the world, and it features a different theme every year.

When night falls, brilliant lights illuminate, and gleaming ice walls intertwine with beams of light, slowly revealing a dreamlike crystal world.

Strolling along the century-old Central Street, with various foreign-style buildings scattered on both sides, you can experience exotic charm while feeling the deep historical heritage.

People wander in the snow,

enjoying the snowflakes falling on them,

and feeling the Christmas atmosphere.

Let's build a snowman and have a snowball fight—

that's how you know you've truly been to Harbin!

Shanghai has always been a city with a particularly strong Christmas atmosphere.

Every Christmas season,

the streets are filled with various

Christmas trees, snowman decorations, and Santa Clauses with red hats and white beards.

There are also many Christmas-themed markets open.

Whether it's taking photos for social media or shopping and eating,

they are all great choices!

Disneyland at Christmas is also very beautiful. From the moment you enter, you are surrounded by beauty. It's a place that can fulfill a fairy-tale dream for both adults and children.

Shanghai Jinjiang Paradise

Jinjiang Paradise was the first large amusement park built in Shanghai after the reform and opening up, introducing foreign amusement facilities. Its attractions are classic, offering full memories and happiness.

Shanghai's classic amusement park features a dreamy double-decker carousel, a giant Ferris wheel, thrilling roller coasters, canyon rafting, and other exciting rides waiting for you to experience.

"Yu Garden" and "Old City God's Temple" are a Ming Dynasty private garden and a Taoist temple, requiring tickets to enter, while other areas are mostly open attractions. For first-time visitors to Shanghai, the City God's Temple area is the first window to comprehensively appreciate Shanghai's history, culture, and customs, and to taste authentic Shanghai snacks.

This area also gets decorated according to the festival.

The Bund is the starting point of modern Shanghai and holds the essence of the entire city. Since Shanghai opened as a port for trade in 1843, this area has become the most prosperous part of the city. Along the wide Huangpu River, the century-old foreign buildings on one side of the Bund contrast with the modern cityscape of Lujiazui on the opposite bank, instantly showcasing Shanghai's past and prosperity.

· Adjacent to the Huangpu River and facing the Bund across the river, it is one of Shanghai's iconic cultural landscapes.

· Integrating urban sightseeing, trendy dining, shopping and entertainment, historical exhibitions, Huangpu River cruises, conferences and performances, it is among the first batch of national 5A-level tourist attractions. · At 468 meters high, the revolving restaurant at the 267-meter sphere is an excellent place to enjoy a 360° view of Shanghai's night scenery.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, adjacent to the Bund, is Shanghai's most prosperous and most touristy classic commercial street. It gathers Shanghai's century-old time-honored restaurants, shops, and various contemporary

brand malls. Even as an "old-school" and "touristy" commercial street, Nanjing Road is still worth a visit for shopping enthusiasts.

The Christmas atmosphere in Beijing is also getting stronger.

If you haven't decided where to celebrate,

Taikoo Li Sanlitun, a trendy gathering place, and Beijing Universal Studios Resort are worth checking out.

The Forbidden City under snow is also incredibly beautiful~

Although there is no Santa Claus in this world

who sneaks gifts into your socks while you sleep,

there will always be people who love you

and prepare little surprises for you on special days.

Among the hotel experience needs of the post-90s and post-00s generations, socializing takes up a large proportion. Magnolia Hotel combines Eastern aesthetics with Western culture, blending smart and stylish spaces with comfortable and cozy guest rooms into the city's civilization. By integrating quality service and modern trendy culture, it creates a signature style that allows consumers to understand the unique cultural atmosphere of each hotel while enjoying services.

At Magnolia Hotel, the traditional lobby and public areas no longer exist. Instead, there is a multifunctional "urban living room" that is exquisitely designed and stylish, integrating humanities, light socializing, healthy dining, and lifestyle aesthetics. Guests can enjoy coffee and afternoon tea, socialize, or work here, gaining a more "stylish and sophisticated life" travel experience.

In this flexible and diverse space, Magnolia Hotel transforms into a scene switcher, successfully attracting young customers and also creating a diversified profit portfolio for Magnolia Hotel.