Yitel Premium (Shanghai Wujiaochang Metro Station)

Service: The staff could not communicate in English. Room: I stayed in a room without a window. The room was not spacious, and the lighting was orange, making it dim and not bright enough. The room layout was strange, with very little space between the end of the bed and the wall, making it difficult to walk. There was no refrigerator in the room. The walls were not soundproof at all. I stayed for 3 nights — on the second night, I could hear people talking loudly around midnight, and the sound of doors slamming could be heard frequently. On the third night, around 2 a.m., the phone rang three times, and when I picked up, it was an automated voice speaking Chinese, which I couldn’t understand. It woke me up and I couldn’t fall back asleep. Overall, the stay was uncomfortable — I couldn’t sleep well because there was constant noise and the walls did not block sound at all. Location: The hotel is located inside a commercial building, with the front desk on the 6th floor and my room on the 7th floor. The location is great — close to the metro station and surrounded by four large shopping malls, as well as plenty of restaurants both inside the malls and near the metro.