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Metropolitan Seclusive Life In Wukang rd Shanghai
4.7/51304 Reviews

Metropolitan Seclusive Life In Wukang rd Shanghai

Huaihai Road Area Shanghai|1.02km from Huashan Children's Park
It's our 1st time staying in Seclusive, and we chose to celebrate my 50th birthday here (we're from Singapore). In our 6 days trip in Shanghai, this is the 3rd hotel we've stayed for 3 nights. We booked 2 rooms - a suite and a king-sized bedroom. Talk about the downside first. The suite (on the 2nd floor) is spacious with a terrace, however the king-sized bedroom (on the ground floor) was extremely small, it will not be suitable if you're a 6 footer at all (you'd probably be knocking your knee to alot of things). Since it is an old structured building, the sewerage system is no good (toilets in both our rooms were choked and needed attention). The staircase to the level 2 was really steep with uneven carpet. They should also plan to hire more (& younger) housekeeping staff as cleaning up the rooms takes longer than expected, we waited on the day of check-in as well as when we were out for lunch (2 hours). Now on the good things! Location is great as it is walking distance to alot of shops, cafes, restaurants. We reckon that this is a 'hot' and 'social influencer' locality with lotsa crowd taking photos and vids. What made the stay MOST PLEASANT and MEMORABLE is the staff named Ace, true to his name - he was truly a superstar with top-notch service and attitude, the type you'd think never exist in this world! From settling the laundry (with an external vendor), booking cars, restaurants reservations, birthday-surprise decor to the room, all coordination with external vendors and many more! Last but not least - with a bright smile at all times! If at all we decide to be back, its only because of Ace!

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Breakfast

Anhe Garden Hotel
4.4/543 Reviews

Anhe Garden Hotel

Xuhui District Shanghai|0.6km from Huashan Children's Park
Let’s talk about the advantages first. The location is good, diagonally across from Shanghai Cinemas, and the environment is also good. Next to it is the Yi Chi Garden. Next, let’s talk about the shortcomings: 1. When I arrived at the hotel at 12:40, the front desk said that the guest room had just been checked out and was being cleaned. Normal check-in is at 2 o'clock. I said yes, and I would come back at 2 o'clock. After having lunch nearby, I returned to the store again at 1:50. This time someone changed the person at the front desk and said that the room was still being cleaned. I didn’t understand why it took two aunts to clean one room for 11 and a half hours. How much time did it take? dirty? Thank you to Ctrip for a smooth check-in after communication. 2. The door connecting the terrace to the room is not locked. There is a public area under the terrace and the room is on the second floor, which means that people from outside can easily climb up. I raised questions about this, and the front desk staff said that no guests had asked before. I also expressed my shock when faced with this kind of problem. Later I used the key to lock the door, but unfortunately because it had been left open for so long, one door was still unlocked. I would like to remind single people not to choose this room type as it is a safety hazard. Still exists. 3. There was a constant ”dah-dah” sound in the room when I slept at night, which lasted all night. I wore noise-canceling headphones to fall asleep. 4. The breakfast only has a set meal, which is very simple. The drinks only have orange juice and milk, and there is no coffee. The Chinese set meal has only porridge as the staple food, not even small wontons and clear soup noodles. Men may not be able to eat enough. Generally speaking, I basically don’t recommend staying there. For the same price, you can stay in Seclusion or Black Rock, which will be better in all aspects.

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Family friendly

Lestie Hotel  Hengshan Road, Xujiahui, Shanghai
4.7/56290 Reviews

Lestie Hotel Hengshan Road, Xujiahui, Shanghai

Xuhui District Shanghai|1.03km from Huashan Children's Park
Wife and I just spent 13 nights in a Yarrow Suite @AUD350 p/n.(via Trip.com). I have previously stayed at this property on a number of occasions when it was under different ownership and was known as GianGong/JinJiang, and when I was always very satisfied with my stays. On this current occasion however, I was a bit disappointed - mainly due to the virtual complete lack of English language capability from any staff (previously there had always been an English speaker on duty at Reception). So most of our comunications had to be via a cellphone translation App. I get it that we are guests in China but do feel that having the facility to make ouselves understood is of worthwhile value. Further more we felt the breakfast buffet offerings were disappointing - whilst being plentiful, most dishes were served cold - which in the middle of a Shanghai winter is not good enough. Also after a few days the supply of cutlery knives apparently ran out (from pilfering??), so that towards the end we certainly expanded our expertise in the use of chopsticks. On the positive side the availability of a laundry room is very handy facility. Perhaps this property has suffered adversely from the pandemic and it was noted that its up-market gift shop no longer exists. Also, the overall locality around Hengshan Road seems to have lost a lot of its vitality as it currently is not the ”party street” that it previously was. We actually sought to extend our stay by a couple of days but were quoted a much increased price for our room although it appeared to be the only one occupied on our floor. So we moved to the Donghu Hotel which offered better value for our Aussie dollar (and where most of the front office staff speak English). In summary I feel that the Lestie Hotel is still good but has perhaps evolved principally towards the Chinese domestic market, is a bit over-priced, and so I would not recommend it to foreigners.
Capella Shanghai Jian Ye Li
4.8/5641 Reviews

Capella Shanghai Jian Ye Li

Hengshan Road Area Shanghai|1.57km from Huashan Children's Park
Located in the bustling business district of Xuhui, Capella is much better than the ones in Hainan! It's quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle, making it very convenient to go out for a walk or ride a bike. Although the design of the small five-story building is climbed up and down, the functional areas are indeed divided very well. The sanitation and cleaning are good. Both bathrooms and toilets are smart and have heating functions. They are very friendly to friends who come to Shanghai in the winter. The audio-visual room does not disturb teammates who want to sleep. The light shading in the room is excellent and the sound insulation is very good. , it was quite quiet all night (but I don’t know if it was because there were few or no neighboring guests), which was appreciated by teammates who suffer from insomnia. The service is also very good. From the time of check-in, every employee takes the initiative to say hello, greets you with a smile, and responds quickly to requests. As for breakfast, I think it can be improved. Breakfast is a la carte service and can be ordered and delivered to the room. I went to the restaurant to eat, but my expectations may have been too high. I felt that the product that day was not at an excellent level, and the staff did not feel very busy. Why do I always have to ask for more tea? Haha... The last unhappy thing is that because I like their body wash, I bought it for home use, but I forgot to check it in when I boarded the plane, and the security personnel took it away in vain😭😭😭I will bring my children back next time, continue. Keep up the service level!

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Crowne Plaza Shanghai
4.6/52635 Reviews
Xuhui District
There was nothing great about this hotel except the location. The breakfast was so bad that me and my daughter did not even eat anything at all in breakfast from the buffet. They need to upgrade their bathroom amenities. It was so old. The staff was helpful though. Very cozy and nice cafes and bakeries around the street which made our stay easier.
Soho Garden Villa Hotel (Shanghai Huaihai Road Flagship)
4.7/5230 Reviews
Hengshan Road Area
I booked a few nights with high expectations. The hotel is a garden villa type bungalow. The external environment is well created and the photo effect is good (see picture). It is recommended for guests who like to take photos. It can be beautiful~ The hotel's internal facilities are a bit unsatisfactory. The room is too small, there is no mirror, the sockets are unreasonable, the bed is also very soft, there is only one pillow, and there is no place to put the big luggage. We barely fit two small suitcases in the bathroom. It's so small that it can't be separated from wet and dry, and it's a little difficult to turn around. Hehe, we are still slim and find it very inconvenient. This is the fault of the hotel. Fortunately, there is an elevator, but parking is inconvenient. Personally I feel that if you have requirements for the quality of your stay, check in with caution. There is really no experience at all, and the price is not cheap! The butler service is still in place, responsive to all requests, and can handle any problems in a timely manner. Milk and fruit biscuits are delivered to the room. The breakfast environment is good, with noodles and sandwiches to choose from, which can make you full. The environment is beautiful, but the facilities are flawless!
Soho Garden Villa Hotel (Shanghai Jiaotong University Metro Station Flagship)
4.7/5754 Reviews
Hengshan Road Area
The front desk staff were friendly and kind. My room had a window facing a wall of the building next door, which isn't pleasant for a one-week stay but I wasn't there too often. The cleaning staff were also friendly and attentive and the room was cleaned daily. The big and soft butterscotch cat is a great addition to any hotel and the cafe out front is very popular. The setting overall is lovely. I didn't eat at the hotel but there are several cafes and restaurants nearby and the neighbourhood is great for exploring on foot or by bicycle.
雅樂民宿(法華鎮路分店)
4.8/515 Reviews
Xuhui District
The location is super convenient, downstairs is the subway station The room is clean and the supporting facilities are complete. The landlord will make up for any lack of ~ Large storage space The room is still a bit crowded, but the location is acceptable ~
the Suites Shanghai
3.9/5242 Reviews
Xuhui District
The location of the hotel is very good. It takes half an hour to get out of Hongqiao Station. Jiaotong University is next door. The hotel is very close when you come out of Exit 3 of the subway station. You don't need to go around in the subway station. But there is no elevator at Exit 3, so it is inconvenient to carry a suitcase. The room is large and comfortable. Although the facilities are not new, they are complete. There is a refrigerator. In addition, the air outlet of the air conditioner is too loud, the charging port next to the bed is inconvenient, the remote control is not easy to use, and the curtains are poor in blackout.
Reese Hotel (Wukang Building, Huaihai Middle Road, Shanghai)
4.6/5153 Reviews
Hengshan Road Area
very good! Facilities: Very new! Hygiene: Very clean. Auntie will clean it every day~ Environment: The location is very good. The Wukang Building is right outside the door. Some rooms can see the Wukang Building directly from the window. Service: Excellent, good attitude, responsive to all requests It can be rented short-term or long-term. I love it very much. It's very safe. The express delivery will help you arrive at the door every day~

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