Hotels With Breakfast in Shanghai, China

They have a shuttle service from the airport, and unlike other hotel shuttles that combine multiple hotels into one big bus, this one is spacious and quiet. It even runs at 2 AM, and the driver mentioned it operates until 3 AM, every hour on the hour. The front desk staff were very friendly and confirmed if I needed an airport drop-off shuttle and at what time during check-in. All my requests were met. It's also very convenient to buy things or eat downstairs.

We have been traveling across China with 2 families for 5+ days (in this hotel 5 days). What I would like to admit is how the service is good (like the reception people are literally so friendly and welcoming, they always greeted us, helped us all the time and did everything they could) and the breakfast is amazing! (So many international people, multiculturalism). About the hotel: it was amazing too. The rooms are very cozy, nice, warm (they have a/c). The view was especially good, we had a nice view at the calm life of Shanghai and palm trees lol. The beds are comfy, warm. They do laundry by themselves, have free fruits from 15:00-16:00, foot massage. The reception helps with anything, I asked them for a latte coffee and pair of chopsticks at 3 am (they found it). The location is nice too, there is a subway station nearby (I had rode rent bikes every morning to subway). Overall, the hotel is very nice, with the best service from staff.

This is a smarter choice for transit hotel within pudong airport especially when reaching at night and taking off again the next day. Its clean and quiet with all necessity amenities. Just a walking distance to Pudong T1 & T2 without a need to ride a Didi.

This is the second Vienna Hotel I've stayed at near Pudong Airport, as I had an early flight the next day. The decor is quite new, and the front desk service was excellent. They proactively registered me for the next day's shuttle in advance, and since I'd miss breakfast, the hotel provided a breakfast bag. The room's decor leans towards a 'Ji Hotel' style, which I quite like. The room size was appropriate, and the bedding and towels were relatively new. During my one-night stay, I didn't encounter any noise or other issues. There are many dining options nearby, so I ordered takeout since it was cold outside. A robot delivered it to my room. For the 6:00 AM shuttle the next day, I needed to check out and be downstairs 10 minutes prior. The shuttle is a proper mini-bus, with seating upstairs and luggage storage downstairs – clean and comfortable. The driver was also very professional and helpful with luggage.

Everything was perfect, from the front desk staff, garage and ground parking attendants, those issuing parking vouchers and inputting license plates, to the housekeeping on each floor, and the restaurant and executive lounge service teams—everyone was friendly, polite, and patient. During the day, doormen in European-style uniforms assisted with car drop-offs and luggage handling. The dining options were plentiful and of high quality. Both the hotel's interior and exterior, as well as the room condition, exceeded expectations. The suite was furnished to feel like a home, complete with various furniture and amenities. The executive lounge environment was also very elegant and comfortable, and the hotel is close to the ferry and cruise terminals. As a Bund hotel, it offers excellent value for money overall and is a perfect place to enjoy beautiful scenery, delicious food, and unwind.

I only stayed here for a night on New Year's Eve so this review is limited to my experience during my stay. First, the hotel is quite easy to find, there's a really tall tower next to it. It's less than a kilometer away from Lancun Subway Station. There's an ALDI shop across the station. Upon check-in, the kind front-desk staff upgraded my room to executive and gave me a room on the east wing (city view). The room is kind of out dated design-wise but it's very clean. I think it's time to update the room interiors and fixtures to make better impressions. Nevertheless, it was still a nice, spacious, and comfortable room (with a functioning tub). The breakfast was good, but choices were kinda limited. There's bacon, sausage, and beans and that's basically it for the western options. Finally, I requested for a late check-out because I had a terrible back pain and wanted a little extra time to recuperate, but I was denied 😔 I do understand that there was high occupancy on that day, but yeah, my stay would have otherwise been perfect.

Close to airport with free shuttle bus Overall clean but the air conditioner sound is too loud I requested to change the room but the reception said it’s the same for all rooms and gave me too ear plugs instead. So for someone who appreciates quietness during your stay maybe consider another place, but for short transit I think it’s bearable The reception also forced me to gave five star reviews and took my phone for a long time not too sure what she wanted to do: managed to get back and left this review I wondered if they did the same to others that their ratings is so high

This time I stayed in Lujiazui for the convenience of dining and travel. Among similar room types, the value for money was high, especially since we needed a suite with family. After consulting the hotel in advance, we chose the Pujiang Building (old building) based on our personal needs. You can see the river from there, although the suite's view was a bit lacking. However, the swimming pool on the fourth floor and the executive lounge both offered excellent views. The new building overlooks the 'Three Piece Set' (referring to the three iconic skyscrapers), but I personally prefer the style of the old building. Both buildings have takeaway lockers downstairs, which is very convenient. The New Year's desserts were both beautiful and delicious, and the staff provided a lot of assistance. The room was very comfortable, allowing us to sleep in until we naturally woke up... We didn't leave until the afternoon. Whenever I stay in Lujiazui, I'll choose this place.

I walked from Shanghai Railway Station to the Hiyee Chic Hotel, which was very close. Upon arrival, I was lucky enough to get a free upgrade from a business king room to a deluxe king room. The room was very clean and stylishly decorated. It had a street-facing window, which made it convenient to open for fresh air. Downstairs, there's a FamilyMart convenience store, perfect for snacks and bottled water. There are also many subway and bus stations nearby, making it very easy to get around. The hotel service was excellent, with daily housekeeping. The hotel provided breakfast vouchers for use at Kuweile downstairs; any amount exceeding the voucher value required self-payment. Kuweile's environment, service, and food were all great. I was very satisfied with my stay, giving it a full five-star rating.

We checked in around 8 PM on the 26th, and the lady at the front desk was lovely. She gave us a free room upgrade and arranged for my friend and me to be on the same floor with a great view. When we checked out on the 29th, the short-haired lady, I think her name was Moon, was very professional and efficiently handled our check-out and extension. The bell staff were also fantastic; they consistently helped us with the car doors and loading luggage, and even brought our bags up to the room – very enthusiastic. The housekeeping auntie was also very polite; she noticed we drank a lot of water and left extra for us during cleaning, which was very thoughtful. Just a minor note: we found hair in both rooms on the day we checked in, and the used, wet bathrobes weren't replaced after the first night's cleaning. We'll definitely bring our family to stay here on our next visit to Shanghai, and we look forward to an even better experience next time.