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Start your Shanghai adventure at Zhenru Metro Station Exit 2! This convenient transit hub is your gateway to authentic local flavors and hidden gems. Stroll along the streets of ancient Zhenru Town to soak up old Shanghai's charm, or treat yourself to some mouthwatering xiaolongbao and shengjianbao at nearby eateries—pure culinary bliss!
This French-style hotel is nestled along the Suzhou River, just a 5-minute walk from the Jing'an Sculpture Park and the Shanghai Natural History Museum. With its modern and chic decor, the hotel embodies the unique charm of the Campanile brand, offering authentic French cuisine and handcrafted coffee. The rooms are designed for comfort and modernity, perfect for both business trips and family vacations. The family-friendly rooms are especially recommended for kids! The hotel also features a multi-functional hall and a bar restaurant, ideal for small meetings or private parties. With convenient transport links nearby, it's easy to reach the Bund. Great value for money and excellent service make this a top choice for your Shanghai stay!
Experience a stay in this French modern-designed hotel, where smart technology enhances your comfort. Rooms feature free air purifiers for fresh air, while the self-service laundry offers hassle-free convenience. Perfectly located near the subway, it’s easy to explore the city’s vibrant dining and shopping scene. Enjoy trendy Western cuisine and a stylish bar on the first floor, or host events in the versatile meeting rooms. With comfortable bedding, a great atmosphere, and friendly service, it’s an ideal choice for both business and leisure travelers!
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We checked in at 9:30 PM, and although there were a few guests waiting, the front desk was surprisingly efficient—thanks to prior communication from the hotel about our needs, the process went smoothly. The room was spacious and incredibly quiet at night, making for a restful sleep without any disturbances. What I loved most was the morning walk along South Suzhou River Road—perfectly situated in the heart of the city yet peaceful and serene. Strolling by the riverbank, taking in the scenic views, felt like stepping into a moment of calm amid the urban bustle. It’s rare to find such a tranquil escape so close to everything. Overall, this stay exceeded expectations—great value, excellent service, and a lovely atmosphere. Definitely recommend for travelers seeking comfort and quiet in Shanghai.
I stayed at Campanile Shanghai Huaihai Hotel for one night and was really impressed. The room was tastefully designed with a modern yet cozy feel—clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly spacious for the price. Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient: just a 5- to 7-minute walk from Shanghainan Road Station (Line 1 and Line 10), making it easy to explore central Shanghai. I loved how close I was to shopping areas like Huaihai Road and Xintiandi—perfect for a casual evening stroll after dinner. There are also plenty of dining options nearby, from local street food to more upscale restaurants, so meal choices were never an issue. For history lovers, this area is rich in heritage sites—just a short walk to both the First and Second National Congress Sites, plus many old residences along Nanchang Road. Breakfast was satisfying with a wide variety of options, including congee, noodles, and Western-style items. One small suggestion: adding a dedicated noodle station would make mornings even better. Overall, the value for money is excellent, and I’d definitely stay here again if I’m back in Shanghai.
I always stay at Campanile Hotel Shanghai Jing'an Temple whenever I visit Shanghai — it’s my top choice! The tatami beds are incredibly comfortable, and the room is spotless, with every corner meticulously clean. The staff are friendly and attentive, making the entire experience feel warm and welcoming. What stands out most is the location — it’s super convenient for getting around. Just a short walk to Jing'an Temple, Nanjing Road, and Xintiandi, and public transit is just minutes away. I’ve already recommended this hotel to several friends, and I’ll definitely be back here on my next trip!
I'm back again — this is my second stay at VX Hotel (Shanghai Railway Station Store), and I’m happy to say the experience was just as good as before. Shanghai hotels tend to be on the pricier side compared to other cities, but this one stands out for its great location near the train station — it’s only a few minutes by metro, making travel super convenient. The best part? Every room has a window, so there’s no stuffy feeling at all. Fresh air and natural light make a huge difference in comfort. Even though it’s not right in the heart of downtown, the value for money is excellent. If you’re visiting Shanghai and want a clean, comfortable, and practical stay without overspending, this hotel is definitely worth considering. I’ll be coming back again!
We were on a business trip near the end of the year and I decided to recommend The Longemont Shanghai—a hotel I’ve always had a soft spot for. My colleagues loved it right away, especially how well it balanced quality and value. As a five-star property, the rooms are all on higher floors, offering quiet, spacious accommodations with great views. The location is super convenient—just a short subway ride from everything we needed. It easily met our company’s lodging standards while still feeling luxurious. One colleague even said they’d be booking here again on future trips. Definitely a top pick for both comfort and practicality.
I booked this hotel mainly because it's close to Fēi Shēng Livehouse, and I'm so glad I did! The entire experience exceeded my expectations. From the moment I arrived, the staff were incredibly attentive and genuinely helpful—always with a smile and ready to assist. The room was immaculately clean and well-maintained, down to the smallest detail. Everything felt fresh and hygienic, which made me feel completely at ease. Plus, the location is perfect—just a short walk from the livehouse and super convenient for getting around Shanghai via metro. It’s not just about proximity; the value for money is outstanding, and the overall vibe is welcoming and modern. If you're visiting Shanghai for gigs or just want a comfortable, clean, and well-located stay, this is definitely a top choice. I’ll be back!
Staying at Shanghai Miller Villa Hotel felt like stepping into a fairy tale—rich in history and charm from the moment you walk in. The exterior might not scream 'new and flashy,' but inside, everything has that timeless elegance of old-money quality—the bedding was incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night's sleep. Even small details like the hairdryer, flooring, and seating had a refined, classic touch. Breakfast was simple but satisfying, and the short castle tour offered surprising insights and fun facts. I did have a slight disappointment with the terrace, but the front desk made up for it by giving me a little magnet as a thoughtful gift. Honestly, I couldn’t ask for more—this place strikes the perfect balance between heritage, comfort, and genuine hospitality. Would absolutely return.
The location is super easy to find—just a short walk from Xincun Road Metro Station, and there’s plenty of parking nearby, which is perfect if you're driving. The room has excellent soundproofing, so I could play games loudly without disturbing anyone else—no noise leakage at all. My gaming experience was flawless: top-tier PC specs handled AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Genshin Impact with zero lag or frame drops. The keyboard and mouse felt responsive and high-quality, adding to the immersive vibe. The space itself is clean, modern, and well-maintained, with a great atmosphere for gamers. Staff were friendly and helpful, making the whole stay feel seamless. Honestly, this place exceeded my expectations. I’d definitely book here again on any future trip to Shanghai—without hesitation.
Staying at Park Inn by Radisson Shanghai Downtown was a pleasant experience overall. The location is excellent—right in the heart of the city, with easy access to public transportation and plenty of dining options nearby. The room was spacious and comfortable, featuring a bathtub, which made for a relaxing soak after a long day. While the furniture looked a bit dated, cleanliness was spotless and everything functioned well. Breakfast was a highlight—great variety with both Western and Chinese options available, and portions were generous. The only minor downside was not receiving any complimentary drinks or fruits upon check-in, but that didn’t take away from the overall satisfaction. For the price, this hotel offers solid value and convenience, and I’d definitely consider it again on future trips to Shanghai.
Staying at this former guesthouse—once a historic venue where U.S.-China relations were normalized—felt like stepping into living history. Nestled between Jing'an Temple and the upscale Jufu Road, it’s perfectly positioned: minutes from bustling city life yet remarkably peaceful. The apartment has been freshly renovated with warm, homely touches that make you feel instantly at home. Everything was spotless—clean floors, crisp linens, and attention to detail in every corner. Staff were genuinely friendly and helpful, going out of their way to ensure a comfortable stay without being intrusive. It’s not just a hotel; it’s an experience. If you’re looking for authenticity, charm, and a quiet retreat in central Shanghai, this is absolutely worth it.
Staying at City Hotel in Shanghai felt like coming home. This is a well-established brand with genuine charm, and the front desk staff speaking fluent Shanghai dialect instantly made me feel welcome—such a warm, personal touch. I was on the 11th floor, and the housekeeping staff were incredibly friendly and attentive. Every day they’d greet us with a smile, check if we needed anything, and always left the room spotless. The attention to detail—from freshly made beds to sparkling surfaces—showed real care. It’s rare to find such thoughtful hospitality in a city hotel. I truly felt looked after, not just served. If you’re looking for comfort, cleanliness, and that special human connection, this place delivers. A top choice for both business and leisure travelers.
We stayed at this hotel with our daughter for four nights, and the entire experience was absolutely delightful. The front desk staff, Judy, was incredibly warm and thoughtful—she even invited us to connect via the hotel’s WeChat account, which made it super easy to reach out with any questions. Responses were prompt and helpful, giving us peace of mind throughout our stay. The housekeeping team truly stood out—they kept the room immaculate every day, and even noticed when a pack of makeup pads was missing, promptly restocking it without being asked. It’s impressive how attentive they are, especially since we barely used any of the complimentary amenities. Location-wise, the hotel is perfectly situated across from Zhongshan Park, a spacious and beautiful green space ideal for walking with kids. We took full advantage of the nearby trails and enjoyed some relaxing strolls in nature. We booked through a platform, and the deal was outstanding—great value for money. Overall, this was one of our most enjoyable stays, and we’ll definitely be back if we ever return to Shanghai.
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