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While the Shanghai Public Security Bureau isn't your typical tourist spot, its imposing architecture is definitely worth a look! This modern building brilliantly combines Chinese elements with contemporary design, appearing particularly majestic when illuminated at night. Take a moment to appreciate it when passing by - it perfectly embodies Shanghai's unique cosmopolitan vibe. Don't forget to snap a photo for your 'police station check-in' memory!
JinLing Purple Mountain Hotel Shanghai
Located in the heart of Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone in Pudong, this hotel is perfect for both business and leisure. Upper-floor rooms offer stunning views of the historic Bund and both sides of the Huangpu River, immersing you in the vibrant energy of the financial district. With 2,500 square meters of banquet and meeting facilities, it’s an ideal venue for events, supported by a professional team. The Global Kitchen Restaurant serves a variety of international cuisines and authentic Huaiyang dishes. Enjoy amenities like the pool and fitness center for relaxation. Its prime location near the subway makes travel a breeze!
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JinLing Purple Mountain Hotel Shanghai
I’m a big fan of classic five-star hotels and government guesthouses—mainly because of the great service, excellent location, and peace of mind when it comes to privacy (no need to worry about hidden cameras in the room!). Plus, they often offer better value than luxury chains. This stay at JinLing Purple Mountain Hotel Shanghai was no exception. Located just steps from Lujiazui, my room on the 41st floor offered stunning high-floor views. While not quite a skyline-level perspective, the cityscape below is still impressive, especially at night. The nearest subway line 2 is a 7–8 minute walk away—super convenient since this line connects both Pudong and Hongqiao airports. You can also easily reach major attractions like Jing’an Temple, Zhongshan Park, Nanjing West Road, and People’s Square. Getting to the Shanghai Museum East Wing is a breeze too—just a 3-minute walk to the bus stop, and you’re there in two or three stops. Much faster than transferring via metro. Cleanliness was top-notch. The entire room had carpeting but no unpleasant odors, and everything looked spotless with zero stains. One thing I appreciate in older five-stars is that they’ve upgraded bathrooms properly—this one features a separate shower area, not just a bathtub you have to stand in. There’s even a curtain for privacy on the outer side of the bathroom, which makes sharing the space much more comfortable for multiple guests. The hairdryer may not be branded, but it works surprisingly well—strong yet gentle airflow. I tested it by washing my hair, and it dried quickly without being harsh. The amenities are thoughtfully placed. The brand is Baizhaoji, which has decent scent and texture, though not exceptional. If you’re not satisfied, staff will gladly swap it out for a travel-sized alternative. And yes—the little horse plush toy in the room is actually yours to take home! Adorable. Staff were attentive and proactive. Housekeeping ladies greeted me warmly and offered help carrying luggage straight to the elevator—no need to carry anything heavy around. They even left a boxed carton of Mengniu milk at bedtime. Not fancy, but thoughtful. The late-night porridge service ends at 11 PM—I came back later and missed it, so I’ll definitely try it next time. Breakfast is served until 10 AM (until 10:30 on weekends), and staff remind you before closing. Don’t linger past the cutoff! The spread includes many local favorites: fresh steamed buns, handmade yangchun noodles, small wontons, salty tofu pudding, soy milk, and various pastries. But here’s the issue—there’s way too much carbs (buns, breads, noodles) and very little protein. Cold cuts include only fish—no beef, no chicken. The Western pastry section feels underwhelming: limited variety, and most puff pastries are soggy instead of crisp. I saw a few foreign guests eating only Western options—wonder if they found it satisfying. The homemade yogurt is excellent—plain version is rich and creamy; strawberry flavor leans heavily on artificial sweetness. The tea eggs lack depth in taste. However, the yangchun noodles and tofu pudding? Absolutely delicious. Overall, this hotel delivers strong value for money, great comfort, and genuine hospitality. With a few tweaks—especially adding more protein-rich breakfast items—it could be perfect. Would definitely stay again.
Fairmont Peace Hotel on the Bund
Staying at the Fairmont Peace Hotel on the Bund was an unforgettable experience. Though it’s a historic property, the cleanliness and maintenance are impeccable—no musty odors or signs of aging anywhere, from the grand lobby to the room itself. The elegant old-world charm is perfectly preserved, creating a warm yet luxurious atmosphere. My room’s bathroom had clearly been recently renovated, featuring a smart toilet with bidet functions and a showerhead with strong water pressure—perfect for unwinding after a long day. The service exceeded expectations from the very beginning: as I arrived at Dianchi Road, a staff member was already waiting by the door. After confirming I was a guest, he immediately took my luggage and carried it inside, guiding me through check-in with a friendly smile. Despite arriving during peak check-in time around 3 PM, there was no chaos or long lines—everything was smooth and efficient. Even more impressive? My bags never touched my hands again—they were taken straight up in the elevator to my room. That’s what true luxury service looks like. Special shoutout to Guest Experience Manager Billy Liang, who went above and beyond when he learned about my parents’ anniversary visit. He personally delivered a birthday cake, arranged a reservation at the rooftop Longfeng Hall, and even made sure they enjoyed live classic jazz music at the hotel bar. He even snapped a sweet photo for them to cherish. My parents were truly touched and said it was one of the most memorable trips of their lives. This hotel isn’t just a place to stay—it’s a destination worth visiting for family gatherings, special occasions, or simply experiencing timeless elegance. If you’re looking for a perfect blend of heritage, comfort, and exceptional hospitality, this is it.
JOYA Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui
I chose Joya Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui for my New Year’s celebration this year, and it turned out to be a wonderful surprise—my first stay here, and I’m already planning to come back. Traveling with my 15-month-old baby, I was so impressed by how thoughtful the staff were: they set up the baby safety barrier in advance upon our request, and it was already in place when we arrived—truly appreciated. The island counter design is absolutely perfect for parents—it made feeding, preparing bottles, and cutting fruit so much easier. Plus, you can keep an eye on your little one while brushing your teeth or getting ready, which brings great peace of mind. The river view room was the highlight—overlooking the Huangpu River, my baby would sit by the window every morning sipping milk, mesmerized by the scenery. The facilities are modern and well-maintained, though the toilet seat is slightly higher than average—probably due to a heated cover installed later, but not a big issue. Staff were friendly, responsive, and genuinely helpful. Breakfast was outstanding—huge variety, no repeats over three days! The beef noodle soup stood out: rich broth, tender meat, and generous portions—highly recommend. If you’re traveling with kids, this hotel delivers comfort, convenience, and quality. Definitely coming back for another family stay.
HanTing Hotel (Shanghai BaBaiBan Pudian Road Subway Station)
Staying at this hotel in Shanghai's Lujiazui district felt like hitting the jackpot for location—truly unbeatable. Just a short walk from the subway station, it’s super convenient for getting to Hongqiao Railway Station or Pudong Airport, and you can reach iconic spots like The Bund and Oriental Pearl Tower in under 15 minutes by car. Whether you're here for business or sightseeing, it’s a total time-saver. The hotel itself has a clean, minimalist business vibe—lobby is spacious and well-kept, check-in was quick and smooth with no long queues. Rooms are bright with excellent natural light, and the desks are wide and practical. Everything feels thoughtfully designed, making it an outstanding value for the price. Definitely a top pick if you’re visiting Shanghai.
yihotel (Shanghai Lujiazui Riverside Center Expo Park Branch)
Staying at the IYH Hotel (Shanghai Lujiazui Riverside Center Expo Park Branch) was an absolute delight. The room is well-equipped with a washer, microwave, and refrigerator—perfect for long-term guests or business travelers who want convenience without having to rely on external services. Cleanliness is outstanding; every corner feels fresh and hygienic, which makes a big difference when you're away from home. The room itself has excellent natural lighting, and even without turning on the air conditioning, it stayed comfortably warm—a nice touch during cooler evenings. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, going above and beyond. On check-out, they surprised me with a cute little thermal plush toy as a gift—such a thoughtful and heartwarming gesture! Plus, the hotel overlooks the Huangpu River, so the evening skyline views are simply breathtaking. Watching the city lights twinkle across the water was pure magic. If you're looking for a comfortable, well-located, and thoughtfully designed place to stay in Shanghai, this one is absolutely worth considering. Highly recommended!
Jinglai Hotel (Shanghai People's Square Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street)
I stayed here during a business trip to Shanghai and was truly impressed by the experience. The room was spotlessly clean, well-kept, and had a warm, inviting atmosphere—perfect for unwinding after a long day. Just steps from the hotel, I could easily walk to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, and before I knew it, I was strolling along the Bund—everything is so conveniently close. The nearby metro station made getting around the city effortless. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with any request and even offering thoughtful local tips that made my exploration much more enjoyable. Their attention to detail and genuine hospitality made all the difference. This place offers excellent value for money and has definitely earned a spot on my list of go-to hotels in Shanghai. I’ll absolutely be returning next time.
Atour X Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Binjiang Avenue
I stayed here for one night and was genuinely impressed. The location is fantastic—just a short walk from Lujiazui, with easy access to the subway and all the nearby attractions, dining, and shopping. The room was spotless and well-maintained, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful sleep. The staff were friendly and efficient throughout my stay—from check-in to check-out, everything ran smoothly. They went the extra mile to make sure I had a pleasant experience. For the price, this place offers excellent value, especially if you're visiting Shanghai for business or leisure. Definitely planning to come back.
Jinglai Hotel Light Luxury (Shanghai Bund Joy City Branch)
Staying at Jinglai Hotel Light Luxury (Shanghai Bund Joy City Branch) was a fantastic experience. The room layout is smart and spacious, with excellent cleanliness—everything felt fresh and well-maintained. The location is unbeatable: right next to the shopping mall and just steps away from the metro station, making it super convenient to explore Shanghai without hassle. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, responsive, and always ready to help with any request. I appreciated how quickly they addressed concerns, which made my solo trip much smoother and more enjoyable. It’s clear this hotel values guest comfort and service quality. Highly recommend for travelers who want a stylish, comfortable stay in a central spot.
Ascott Huaihai Road Shanghai
I’ve always wanted to stay in the heart of Shanghai, and choosing Ascott Huaihai Road was definitely the right call. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to Xintiandi and Huaihai Road, with metro access right nearby. I appreciated how easy it was to explore the city without needing a car. While the room furnishings were a bit dated, the overall cleanliness and comfort were solid. The staff, especially Zoey, went above and beyond—friendly, helpful, and gave great local tips on where to eat and what to see. It’s clear they care about guest experience. Despite minor wear and tear, the service, convenience, and atmosphere more than make up for it. A fantastic choice for anyone looking to be in the middle of it all.
JI Hotel (Shanghai The Bund Jinling East Road)
Staying at JI Hotel (Shanghai The Bund Jinling East Road) was a fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—just a 2-minute walk from the subway entrance, making it super convenient to explore the Bund, Nanjing Road, and other nearby attractions. The room was spotlessly clean, and the staff were friendly and attentive. Breakfast was satisfying with a good variety of options. The only minor downside was the street noise when the window was open, but once closed at night, the room was surprisingly quiet and perfect for a restful sleep. Overall, an excellent stay with great value and comfort. I’d definitely recommend this hotel and would book again.
JI Hotel (Shanghai The Bund Ningbo Road)
Staying at Ji Hotel (Shanghai The Bund Ningbo Road) was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a 5-minute walk to the Bund and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, with subway lines 2 and 10 right nearby. Getting around Shanghai couldn’t be easier. The room was clean, modern, and comfortably spacious, with a great bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. What really stood out was the staff—friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. They went the extra mile without making you feel like a burden. It’s clear they care about guest experience. For a well-located, no-frills hotel with genuine warmth, this is a top pick. I’ll definitely be back on my next trip to Shanghai.
JI Hotel (Shanghai Lujiazui Area Changyi Road Subway Station)
Staying at Ji Hotel (Shanghai Lujiazui Area Changyi Road Subway Station) was an absolute delight. The room was immaculate, with all amenities neatly arranged and in perfect working order. The bedding felt premium—just the right balance of softness and support, making for a deeply restful night's sleep. Breakfast was a highlight: a great variety of dishes with authentic local flavors, especially the scallion oil noodles and dumplings, which were fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Located just steps from Line 246 subway station, getting around Shanghai is super convenient—East Tower and Shanghai World Financial Center are within easy reach. For the price point, this hotel offers incredible value. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. Comfortable, clean, and well-located—exactly what a great urban stay should be.
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