Hotels in Chongming Island, Changxing Island, Hengsha Island, Shanghai

During weekdays, the hotel wasn't crowded. The reading area, gym, and laundry room were all open 24 hours, small, but clean and tidy. It was nice to have a bowl of congee downstairs in the evening. The room itself was good too, and the bedside table had wireless charging.

Facilities: This is a large, uniquely designed farm-themed hotel with several sections. It offers a wide range of amenities including a gym, swimming pool, a traditional tea-making area (around a brazier), and cycling routes. There's even a rice-themed cultural museum to explore. Hygiene: The cleanliness is on par with a five-star hotel, if not better. The entire environment is beautiful and pristine, and the rooms are no exception. The bedding and toiletries are excellent. Environment: The environment is absolutely superb! There's even a swan lake with three black swans. Walking around the hotel feels like being in a picturesque countryside forest – the ecosystem is fantastic, the air is fresh, and it truly lifts your spirits. Service: The butler service is beyond five-star. From the moment we checked in, the staff were incredibly warm and attentive. Wherever you need to go within the hotel grounds, there's a sightseeing cart to take you. The overall experience was truly wonderful.

The room is not big, but the design is reasonable. It is quite comfortable to live in. It is clean overall. Although it is small, it has everything (small refrigerator, scale is not included). The front desk staff in the lobby is also quite professional. There is also a small area for children to play at the door. The breakfast restaurant is quite satisfactory. The dishes are as shown in the picture, including noodles, bread, porridge, etc. There is also a self-service laundry room on the second floor, which is quite convenient for business trips.

Spent two days at Songpin Changxing over the weekend. On August 8th, National Fitness Day, I had a two-hour photo shoot, two hours of table tennis, two hours of billiards, and two hours of tennis. On August 9th, during the 'Typhoon Day,' I spent two hours enjoying the views and two hours playing games. All of these activities were within the hotel and at no extra cost. Compared to Songpin Guilin Yanshan, where I stayed two years ago, the Changxing Island location doesn't have external scenic landscapes or nearby amusement parks to boost its appeal; it relies entirely on its internal offerings. The hotel itself isn't huge, with a lot of 'whitespace' in its public areas, but all the indoor and outdoor dining, entertainment, and fitness facilities are comprehensive, new, and very well-maintained. The noodle bar at breakfast is almost as large as the self-service buffet, which means it's quite extensive. Dinner was also delicious, especially the local lamb hotpot and fermented glutinous rice, which our group of three completely polished off. Besides the butler who maintained constant communication and coordination via WeChat, the staff at the front desk, recreation, and housekeeping were all very enthusiastic. The photographer for the travel shoot was particularly accommodating, fulfilling every request despite the high temperatures (and a heavy rainstorm the next day). Overall, Songpin Changxing is perfect for those who prefer peace and quiet, allowing you to stay in the hotel all day, with everything you need and without any disturbances.

The season has been fully upgraded. I traveled to many areas this month, including Anhui, the city and the suburbs. They have been uniformly upgraded and are spacious, like a star hotel... The front desk service is simple and clear... This time a fat guy also gave me a cup of Costa coffee. Hey, my heart was warmed. It was just that the remote control of the room was not easy to use... Changxing Island is now full of people from the shipyard, from students to teachers to workers to foreign guests. The ships built in Jiangnan are the face of our country and the forefront of the best manufacturing industry. I wish the motherland a better future and Shanghai continued healthy development. Reasons to love Shanghai. We have finally squeezed onto the poker table of the Western world, and our long march has just begun... Courage does not mean the absence of fear, but facing fear with unwavering determination. Courage comes from firm beliefs, surging enthusiasm, and down-to-earth steps.

I think my room was great, very new. It's a bit odd that there were no USB outlets, but everything else was excellent. Unfortunately, my friend was next to the storage room and said the cleaners were rustling plastic bags in the middle of the night, which disturbed his sleep. It was also noisy outside in the morning. I didn't experience any of that, as I sleep soundly.

It’s a beautiful boutique hotel with a Japanese theme. I stayed in a room with our own private onsen bath. It’s a bit pricey but worth it! There isn’t anything around this hotel, in the middle of nowhere! So it’s very quiet, but if you want to eat dinner you’ll have to eat at the hotel (unless you have your own car). The food was quite good and not too pricey they seem to specialize in beef dishes like sukiyaki, and you can dine in your own private room. It’s not easy to catch a taxi from there, as not many dadi run on the island, but the staff are very happy to help. The service was very warm and friendly. They have some adorable cats on the premises too❤️

The hotel's service was excellent. The open-air balcony in the room was incredibly comfortable for enjoying the breeze both morning and evening, and the bathroom facilities were also great. I highly recommend the pool. The breakfast had a wide variety of options (the wontons with large pork bones were amazing, and the Chongming rice wine had a mellow, sweet taste). The off-road vehicle, boating, and archery experiences offered in partnership with the hotel are also highly recommended.

When checking in, nothing was mentioned or explained. We weren't informed about the children's play facilities, nor were we offered children's toiletries. We had to ask for everything ourselves. They just handed us a room card without saying a word. Perhaps the hotel is quite old, as the in-room facilities were not great. Even with the curtains fully drawn, light still seeped through from the top. The air conditioning was so loud it sounded like construction was going on. The pillows and mattress were also very uncomfortable, and the disposable toiletries were incredibly poor. It's hard to believe this is Sheraton standard. The breakfast was also disappointing; we didn't even find Chongming cake, despite being in Chongming. The variety was limited, the taste was mediocre, and there was nothing special about it. For the price, both the service and facilities felt significantly worse than other hotels.