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Crowne Plaza Shanghai

Crowne Plaza Shanghai

4.6/52607 Reviews
Xuhui District
There was nothing great about this hotel except the location. The breakfast was so bad that me and my daughter did not even eat anything at all in breakfast from the buffet. They need to upgrade their bathroom amenities. It was so old. The staff was helpful though. Very cozy and nice cafes and bakeries around the street which made our stay easier.
7 Premium Hotel (Shanghai Xujiahui Longhua Road subway station)

7 Premium Hotel (Shanghai Xujiahui Longhua Road subway station)

4.3/5942 Reviews
Xuhui District
Very good, I don’t know how many bad reviews in the comment area. Convenient transportation, the room is ordinary, it is a standard hotel configuration, there are disposable towels, the sound insulation effect is also very good, although it is quiet on the side of the road, it is very clean, the hot water is also fast. Miss sister with glasses at the front desk has a good service attitude and provides help to guests within their means It's just that a little takeaway can't go upstairs and understand
Mei Gang Hotel

Mei Gang Hotel

2.6/542 Reviews
Xuhui District
The hotel proprietress is very enthusiastic, because we stayed for a long time, the boss took the initiative to care about the elderly’s eating problems and asked the elderly to cook suitable meals for themselves, which was very good.
Haiyou Hotel Shanghai Xujiahui Branch

Haiyou Hotel Shanghai Xujiahui Branch

4.3/5468 Reviews
Xuhui District
酒店在路口很好找，離腫瘤醫院不遠，附近吃飯很方便，離地鐵口也不遠，衞生很好。訂的家庭房，但房間的空間確實太小了，真是很擠，基本上衹有兩個床邊上的空間。房間衹有小窗户，但是窗户邊邊角角都在漏風，窗簾都微微吹起來，窗户上半截一塊玻璃有個拳頭大的破洞用報紙塞上的，所以空調一直開着也不熱，前台説不知道窗户是壞的，服務員給了一個大塑料袋，我們又自己買了卷膠帶把破洞糊住，又把窗户縫粘了一下，房間温度暖和多了。準備續房的前一天專門到前台問了兩次，兩次的回答都是到退房時間前到前台辦理就可以，但是到退房時間要續房時卻被告知續不了，房間已經訂出去了，臨時給我們調了雙床房。
沫希的家公寓（虹橋路分店）

沫希的家公寓（虹橋路分店）

4.6/513 Reviews
Xuhui District
The location of the room is very good! Fully equipped, clean and tidy, disposable bath towels and towels are also provided, the price is very high! Recommended stay
Feiyang Guesthouse

Feiyang Guesthouse

4.5/5101 Reviews
Xuhui District
The room is fully equipped, clean and sanitary. The hostess is very attentive and considerate. She tries her best to meet the needs of the guests. It's a pity that I didn't take any photos of the environment because I was in a hurry when I left. Borrow some photos! Like the landlord👍🏻👍🏻

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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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