Reviews for Shanghai Hotels

Yuexian Boutique Apartment (Shanghai Nanjing East Road)
4.7/5170 Reviews
People's Square
Wonderful little apartment. Love that the TV box had VIP subscription so we could catch the latest shows and movies. Bathroom could use a renovation but everything works so no complain. Beds were comfortable and heating was adequate. We had a bit of problem with the fridge and washing machine as they were old but understand that the management is in the midst of changing appliances into new ones. Location is very good, near major metro stations and the Bund area. Would be perfect if we have had a room with the view of the Bund.
Vienna Hotel (Shanghai Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street)
4.5/51498 Reviews
People's Square
It is very convenient. It is adjacent to the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. Every day, you can see the queue at the side door of the No. 1 Food Store to buy freshly baked butterfly pastries, and smell the aroma of baking cream cheese. Snack bars and snack towns can be found everywhere. It is a paradise for food lovers. Recommended!
JessieCui公寓(天津路2號分店)
4.6/522 Reviews
People's Square
Location: Close to the subway station, dragging your luggage and following the navigation will be able to walk quickly, but there is no escalator at the No. 1 subway station, it will be a bit troublesome to carry your luggage, and the landlord also explained in advance. Going out is the pedestrian street, and a little further is the Bund. Room: The environment outside the door is a bit messy, but open the door, there is no hole, very pleasantly surprised. The room is warm and harmonious, the green leaves outside the blinds, and the lounge chairs, which are beautiful to shoot at any angle. The lounge chair and mattress are very comfortable, and there is a softness that can be felt when you actually lie on it. It is a place that the camera can't take, but the landlord is very careful and does a very good job of comfort. HD projection is very suitable for watching movies at night, lying in bed at exactly the right distance, I even willing to stay in the room all day. Others: the bathroom is clean and tidy; the room is equipped with a refrigerator, washing machine and hair dryer, which is very convenient to live in; the landlord’s instructions are detailed and clear, the reply is fast, and the people are friendly. It was a very warm experience ~
SH Suhe  River Apartment
4.7/53 Reviews
People's Square
1. Service: There are several rooms in the entire apartment that can be used as B&Bs. There are security personnel at the door at all times, and the housekeeper responds to various questions in a timely manner. He works on the first floor during the day, so it is easy to contact. 2. Room type: The family suite has complete facilities, two large bedrooms and a living room with a kitchen table. It was very comfortable and pleasant to live with my friends. I ordered a lot of takeaways at the big dining table to form a sumptuous New Year's Eve dinner. 3. Bed: The bed is very comfortable, and the problem of recognizing the bed that is usually encountered when staying outside did not happen. 4. Location: Located on the Suzhou River, it is one of the best starting points for citywalk. Across the river is Vientiane World, where you can eat and drink coffee. Along both sides of the Suzhou River, you can see the Sihang Warehouse and other attractions, and then you will reach the Bund.
OPARTMENT
4.7/5369 Reviews
People's Square
I was astonished by the exterior when I first arrived at Ôpartment. It has a sense of history in the building, surrounded by popular spots for city walk. My family and I were greeted by a fellow young man who offered to help our struggling hands with our luggage. Walking into the hotel, we encounter the modern looks of the lobby. By the registration counter, there is a table with coffee and cups for us to take away. I really liked the organisers at the back of the registration counter that holds room keys in each box. Going up the lift to our designated floor, the elevator door opened up to a gate, one that would remind me of the olden days, of Harry Potter, even. To gain access, we simply swipe our card at the side of the gate. It seemed as pets are allowed, we saw three dogs playing around at the hallway. It doesn’t smell bad so it didn’t bother us. The hotel room is very spacious and clean. There were magazines about the hotel, television, a kitchen with plates and bowls and utensils, a comfy bed, and of course the bathroom. As it is my birthday this April, a kind sister called Vicky who works there brought me a cheese cake. It was quite surprising to come back to the room to see a cake by the table. It was sliced into three pieces, just the right size for my mum, dad and I. Unfortunately, we only stayed for one night. While my mother checked-out our room, I observed the notebook they left on the table to the left of the registration counter. There was a mirror in front of the notebook, and a pen beside it. It is a notebook left for guests to write and draw on. I asked the staff if I could bring it up to the top floor, a bar with pretty interior designs, to draw on the notebook. So I did. The bar was probably closed, or maybe it is more popular by night, since there were nobody there except for one man who I guess works there. There were many wine bottles and flowers, plus a balcony with great view. I drew on two pages of the notebook, taking my time as they allow me to. When I went back down to show them my proudly done work, the staffs were all excited and shocked to the point they snapped pictures and even gave me a notebook of the same design as a souvenir. At last, we had to part and say goodbye. When the car that is supposed to pick us up arrived, two or three of the staffs (noticeably all of them are pretty young) helped us with our luggage and carried it to the car for us. I’ll have to say, this is one of the most unique hotel I’ve ever been to!
Nalan Business Hotel (Shanghai Fujian Middle Road)
3.5/552 Reviews
People's Square
The hotel is about 15 minutes walk from Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. It is convenient to travel. Book 2 rooms. One of them is in the corner of the building. There is wind at the window. After communicating with the front desk lady, I decisively exchanged the warm room.

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Shanghai, located on China's central coast, is the country's most populous city and one of the most vital financial hubs in the world. Shanghai's skyline, punctuated by the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower and the towering Shanghai Tower, paints a vivid picture of the city's impressive blend of traditional charm and modern flair.

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