Hotels in Jinshan Fengjing Ancient Town Area, Shanghai

【Shanghai Legoland Hotel | Immersive Brick-Themed Family Getaway】 📍 **Location:** Superb location, right next to Legoland Resort, making it incredibly convenient for park visits. You can head back to the hotel for a rest when you're tired. Guests also get early park access, allowing for a better off-peak experience. 🏨 **Rooms:** The themed family rooms are spacious enough for two adults and two children. The bunk beds for kids are a delightful touch, and the room hides a treasure hunt puzzle game, which is the biggest surprise for children. The entire room is full of Lego details, and even the toiletries have brick elements. From a garden view room, you can open the window and see the park, making for great photo opportunities. 🎠 **Hotel Activities:** The hotel offers a wide range of family-friendly activities, including creative building, bubble parties, character meet-and-greets, and bedtime stories. Even if you don't leave the hotel, kids will have plenty of ways to burn off energy. 🍽️ **Dining:** The breakfast buffet offers a good variety, with cartoon-themed pastries that are perfect for kids.

I booked the Octonauts-themed room. At first, my child was complaining that I didn't book the Nailong room, but the moment we opened the door, they shrieked with excitement! The room was absolutely gorgeous, with incredible attention to detail – big plushies, small plushies, a little tent, a bouncy ball, and even a child-sized toilet seat. So thoughtful! There was also a ton of storage space, which was great. The overall environment was clean and tidy; even the carpets looked very clean, which made us feel really comfortable. If I had to nitpick, the hairdryer wasn't very good, and the small showerhead leaked a bit from behind. There are two small kids' play areas on the second floor. The one further in is directly opposite the gym, which was perfect – the two kids played with LEGOs while the adults worked out across the hall. Fantastic! What we were most satisfied with was definitely the buffet. We had a seafood feast for two days straight! We stayed at the Haichang Ocean Park hotel previously, and their buffet pales in comparison to this one – it's not even close. The Huadiao drunken crab here is absolutely divine, truly unforgettable. On the first day, there was no chef for the steamed crab, so they gave me a Huadiao one, and I was quite reluctant to take it. On the second day, the chef didn't even put them out, so I thought there weren't any and took a regular steamed one, only to see others getting the Huadiao version when they asked for it! So disappointed. I urge everyone to ask for the Huadiao drunken crab; it's so good it'll make the chef cry (from joy, I hope!). The desserts were also absolutely delicious – tiramisu, chocolate mousse, ice cream, mochi-like desserts, and even the Chinese pastries were tasty. Dessert lovers, go for it! The freshly cooked small seafood was so tender it made me question reality, especially with the secret sauce. In one word: phenomenal! The quality of the salmon was also top-notch, with the perfect fat-to-lean ratio; it was incredibly fragrant. I'm so impressed with this buffet, I want to stay for two more days just for it!

We specifically came to Legoland and had a fantastic experience staying at the Windsor Hotel. The hotel boasts an excellent location and spacious grounds, with convenient and ample parking for self-drivers. We received a free room upgrade to a spacious, comfortable room with great natural light and excellent cleanliness, making our stay very pleasant. The buffet breakfast was incredibly varied, offering everything from pastries and hot dishes to fruits and milk, perfect for fueling up before heading out to explore. The hotel provides a complimentary Legoland shuttle service, taking care of transportation both ways and saving us the hassle and expense of taxis. The hotel staff were attentive and friendly. Overall, the hotel offers a quiet, comfortable environment with complete amenities, making it ideal for both family trips and travel with friends. Highly recommended!

The Hyatt Centric, as always, is my dream hotel. Even during the National Day holiday, it was only about 200 RMB more expensive than usual, which is very reasonable. From the room, you can see Legoland, and downstairs is Binfenli where you can shop and watch movies. The room is clean and comfortable. The breakfast buffet in the morning is very rich, and the dining hall is spacious. The staff are friendly and efficient. Unlike other Hyatt Centrics, there's no bar downstairs, nor do they offer the usual complimentary cocktails. This might be because of its proximity to Legoland. Instead, they offer a traditional craft experience. Framing costs extra, but the children really enjoyed it.

I booked this hotel for Legoland. To be clear, the breakfast was incredibly plentiful – the most abundant and delicious I've ever had at any Ji Hotel, especially the beef and chicken noodle soups. However, there were some drawbacks: 1. At check-in, the staff insisted I download the Ji Hotel app. I told them I booked through Ctrip, but they said it was necessary to redeem the order. I don't understand this; it's the first time I've encountered this. What's the point of booking through Ctrip then? Crucially, after downloading it, I didn't redeem any coupons, so I suspect the front desk staff have download KPIs. 2. The hotel isn't close to Legoland; it takes about 20 minutes by taxi. There was smoking in the hallways and downstairs, and the rooms often smelled strongly of smoke. There was also a fight; around 10 pm, it was very loud and lasted for half an hour without anyone stopping it, and the insults were very offensive. 3. During peak laundry hours (8-9 pm), there were long lines for laundry. One hotel staff member, an older woman, was washing and drying a pile of her own clothes, including her underwear. 4. I stayed for two days. On the second day, I asked them to clean the room. When I returned, I found clothes scattered in every corner of the room. At least other brands of clothing would fold up and put on the bed. Their service awareness is quite poor.

For the May Day holiday, I chose the newly opened Moshou Zhujing in Jinshan, Shanghai, and my two-night stay was absolutely wonderful! The hotel's overall design felt like a minimalist, new-Chinese江南 (Jiangnan) style, with courtyard corridors and ink wash tones, creating a poetic and picturesque ambiance everywhere. The private standalone courtyards were secluded and tranquil, perfect for a peaceful tea break, where the green grass seemed to peek through the curtains. I particularly loved the natural wood textures paired with elegant soft furnishings indoors. The lines were clean and simple, complemented by well-placed lighting that created beautiful interplay of light and shadow. By day, the architecture felt like an artistic blank canvas, and by night, the warm lights illuminated the courtyard's water features, creating a gentle and serene atmosphere. Although the hotel had only recently opened, the service was exceptional! During check-out, a very polite gentleman (staff member) proactively asked about my stay and if I had any suggestions, carefully noting everything down. They are truly dedicated to their work. Honestly, for a newly opened hotel, they've already done an outstanding job in every aspect! I will definitely be back!

Excellent! This is my kids' favorite hotel. There were so many other children for them to play with. The owner was super helpful, providing rides whenever we needed them. Although breakfast was simple, it was very healthy and well-balanced. This time we stayed in two different rooms; unfortunately, we couldn't book the slide room this time. 😄 But my kids loved both rooms. The bathroom fixtures and water heater were all great quality. The owner even gave us a little gift. Sadly, my child cherished it so much that they accidentally left it on the train during a transfer. 🙁 The hotel is very close to both the station and Legoland, just a few minutes away.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 3-minute drive from Jinshan North Station. The surroundings are vibrant and offer plenty of dining options. For Chinese food, there's a newly opened restaurant right across from the hotel – cross the bridge, take the first right, and it's about 200 meters down on your left. Their cola and lemonade are really authentic. Previously, staying in the village made dining inconvenient, but here, supermarkets and fruit stalls are all readily available. Transportation is also very convenient, with a bus stop nearby. Regarding the hotel itself: When judging a hotel's cleanliness, the first thing I look at are the pillow inserts. This place is newly renovated, and the duvet and pillow inserts are pristine white – a sparkling white that makes you feel comfortable enough to sleep in just your underwear. The hardware facilities are also excellent; the air conditioning is new, and the hairdryer has no strange odors, which is great. The owner is also very nice, a truly genuine person, and the front desk staff are very gentle. Overall, the experience was great and highly recommended!

The room is very big, the surrounding is very quiet, and there is Starbucks, which is very convenient. It's a pity that the swimming pool is not open yet. I don't know if the swimming pool can be opened next time. It would be better if it can be opened.

Nestled near Fengjing Ancient Town and Legoland, this guesthouse boasts a perfect tranquil setting. A 5-minute walk brings you to the charming water town atmosphere, while Legoland is a 15-minute drive away. A day trip to the ancient town followed by a day at the park offers a relaxed and hassle-free experience. The guesthouse features a secluded courtyard with lush greenery and elegant decor. The comfortable and airy rooms capture the gentle charm and everyday comforts of Jiangnan. Away from the hustle and bustle, only the gentle breeze and warm sunshine create a slow-paced atmosphere, perfect for unwinding. Recently, they've added handmade kiln-baked bread, a unique and heartwarming experience. Slow-baked in a traditional brick kiln with fruitwood, naturally fermented and without added preservatives, every step from fermentation to baking is imbued with the warmth of handcrafting. Watching the dough slowly rise in the kiln, smelling the increasing aroma of wheat, and experiencing the warmth and fragrance of the bread upon baking is incredibly comforting. You can even participate in the baking process, transforming the rustic charm into a tangible beauty. Stay here, and you won't be in a rush. Simply stroll, savor the moment, and let life unfold gently in the sunlight.