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Hilton Shanghai Hongqiao

Hilton Shanghai Hongqiao

4.7/53558 Reviews
Hongqiao District
Very good customer service! The location is a little remote but I expected it looking at the map. The room we stayed was good but had no window to outside which made it a little claustrophobic. Breakfast and restaurant on site were really good! Only real thing that was disappointing is having to pay for parking and the entrance from the parking area to the foyer that has a flight of stairs and a very heavy door that doesn’t stay open, which is not very convenient for suitcases, baby prams and disable people.
Hilton Shanghai Songjiang Guangfulin

Hilton Shanghai Songjiang Guangfulin

4.7/52385 Reviews
She Shan, Songjiang University Town
It was an excellent stay in all regards. Service. Location and food. I was especially pleased when staff helped organise a surprise birthday cake for my wife - complimentary. Very special. Only one very minor complaint was the breakfast. The hotel cooked very small batches of bacon in the morning having only enough per serve for 1-3 persons and a 10-15minute wait for new bacon. In all the hotels I’ve stayed in I’ve never had such a long wait for bacon. Just a very small thing I would point out, but I would still give this hotel 5stars!
Hilton Shanghai Fengxian Qiansheng

Hilton Shanghai Fengxian Qiansheng

4.7/5989 Reviews
Fengxian Development Zone
Two days and one night of running away with the baby is just the right time to take it easy. Service: There are not many people checking in on Friday, and our baby needs to take a nap, so we can check in early. Thanks to front office manager Lucy's warm arrangements, we also received small gifts when we checked in and checked out. Environment: The hotel is not large but well-organized. It’s just that we walked in the wrong direction as soon as we entered the door and drove directly to the entrance of the banquet hall. It is recommended that the doorman or the signs should be clearer. The villa area is still under construction and can be repainted next time Catering: I tried Tang Restaurant, but I went late at noon and ordered two dishes that were not available. The overall meal was good and had its own characteristics. The baby likes to eat hand-made fish soup very much. But my baby broke a spoon in the restaurant, so compensation was normal. However, no service staff came to ask if the guest was hurt. The restaurant couldn't provide any proof of the price. In the end, they had to ask me to pay the purchase price of 40 yuan on the pretext of asking for a financial quotation and sending it to my email. Marriott handled the same thing much better than this restaurant. Compensation is natural, but the process needs to be standardized. Overall, it was a very happy experience. Special thanks go to Lucy for her professional and meticulous service, and the little brother at the concierge who was always busy helping us carry our luggage (seems like his surname is Shi).

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More about Hilton, Shanghai

Shanghai: Where East Meets West

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.

Journeying to Shanghai

Shanghai's main international airport, Shanghai Pudong International Airport, offers numerous connections globally. Once there, you can reach downtown Shanghai using the Shanghai Maglev Train, buses, or taxis. For domestic travelers, high-speed trains offer an efficient means of travel.

The main mode of payment in China is usually through AliPay or WeChat Pay. Most places still accept credit and debit cards, but it's wise to carry some local currency (RMB) for smaller vendors. Mandarin is the official language, with Shanghainese also widely spoken. A translation app may come in handy when interacting with locals.

Attractions That Shine in Shanghai

Shanghai is brimming with must-see sights. Walk along the Bund to see colonial-era buildings against the backdrop of a modern skyline. Visit the tranquil Yuyuan Garden, an exquisite example of Ming Dynasty design. The Shanghai Museum hosts an extensive collection of Chinese historical artifacts, and the Shanghai Disney Resort promises fun for the entire family.

Shanghai's Seasons and Apparel

Shanghai has a humid subtropical climate. Summers (June-August) are hot and humid, while winters (December-February) can be quite cold. The best times to visit are autumn (September-November) and spring (March-May), when the weather is moderate. Pack a mix of lightweight and warm clothing to adjust to fluctuating temperatures in Shanghai.

Choosing Your Accommodation in Shanghai

Shanghai offers a wide variety of accommodations to meet diverse traveler needs. The Peninsula Shanghai, near the Bund, offers luxury and proximity to iconic sights. For foodies, The Puli Hotel and Spa is near numerous eateries in the Jing'an District. The budget-friendly Mingtown Etour Youth Hostel near People's Square offers comfort without the hefty price tag. For those seeking Instagram-worthy spots, the Bvlgari Hotel Shanghai with its stunning views won't disappoint.

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