Echarm properties in Shanghai

This hotel was the absolute highlight of my trip to Shanghai! The location is unbeatable, with direct subway access to all the major attractions. Stepping out, you have everything you need for dining, entertainment, and shopping right at your doorstep. The moment I walked into my room, it was spotless – every corner meticulously cleaned. The mattress and pillows were just right, not too soft, not too firm, perfect for relaxing after a long day of exploring. Check-in at the front desk was super efficient, and the staff were consistently polite and attentive. The delivery robot was a convenient touch for getting items to my room. The laundry room and gym facilities are also incredibly practical, making it suitable for both leisure and business travelers. I've already recommended it to friends and will definitely be staying here again next time I'm in the 'Magic City'!

I booked this hotel because I was attending a class at the hotel next door. The location is very convenient—it only takes about a 15-minute walk for the kids to get to the outlets. The hotel has a gym accessible by key card, and not many people were there in the morning. Breakfast is outsourced to a nearby restaurant and offers both Chinese and Western options; the three or four Chinese dishes were all delicious. The room is quite smart; the curtains, lights, and air conditioning are all controlled via touch panels, and the TV supports screen mirroring. The bed is huge, probably 2 meters wide, easily enough for three or four people. The outward-facing window takes up about a third of the wall. All in all, everything is very smart and modern, and the overall experience was fantastic.

The room was incredibly satisfying, an absolutely delightful stay. I'll share my experience in order, from check-in to the room, facilities, and check-out. During check-in, the front desk attendant was very warm and friendly, attentive to details, and followed a standardized process with a smiling service. She also proactively explained and promoted in-stay services. Upon entering the room, it was neat and clean, and a subtle aromatherapy scent wafted in as soon as I opened the door. The room was immaculate. It was my first time staying in a hotel room where the sink and shower faucets were completely free of water stains. The room was exceptionally tidy and clean. It was quiet and undisturbed by surrounding noise. The overall soundproofing was also very good, but if a noisy, loud-speaking group stays next door, it could be quite unpleasant. We stayed for two nights, and on the first night, a group of young men next door were laughing and making noise until late, which was really annoying! We asked the front desk attendant to help us communicate with them, and they quieted down significantly. The attendant responded very quickly, and we felt much better. After the young men checked out, the room became quiet again, and we enjoyed a comfortable second day. Facilities: The restaurant breakfast was rich and varied, and the environment was elegant. There were a dryer and washing machine available, and you could adjust the drying time yourself, getting your clothes back quickly. The surrounding transportation was convenient; you could walk to the subway station, or walk to Xinghuan to check out gaming merchandise. Bus stops were also very close. There was a gym equipped with treadmills, spin bikes, yoga mats, and yoga balls. The kettle boiled water quickly! The tea was also very good! Coming back to the hotel after a tiring day and having a cup of tea was truly heartwarming. Additionally, at night when going to the restroom, there's a motion-sensing night light that illuminates your path, so you don't even need to turn on the room lights. It's a hotel full of thoughtful small designs everywhere. I highly recommend everyone to stay here.

The room was pretty good, clean, and well-equipped. All the disposable amenities you could need were provided. However, this hotel claims to be the Hongqiao Railway Station branch, but it's actually quite far from the station. I dragged my luggage for 20 minutes! The roads around Hongqiao Railway Station are like a maze, and I was so frustrated trying to find my way. I couldn't find a bus stop, and a taxi ride would have cost over 30 yuan and involved a long detour. Originally, we had plans for the next day and intended to leave our luggage at the hotel and pick it up later, but I was so tired from the walk that I just didn't want to go back. I'd rather pay 80 yuan to store my luggage at the station.