Shanghai Jing'an District Hotels

5/5 – Perfect Family-Friendly Stay in a Great Location We had an absolutely wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were incredibly attentive and super helpful with our baby, making our family trip so much easier. Their kindness and willingness to assist truly stood out. The location is excellent – situated on a charming street filled with cozy cafes, lively bars, and cute boutiques. It was the perfect spot to explore the area while having everything we needed right nearby. We also appreciated the daily complimentary coffee and bottled water, and the breakfast was delicious with plenty of fresh options. The warm, welcoming atmosphere made us feel right at home. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to other travelers, especially families. 5/5 – 位置绝佳的家庭友好型住宿 我们在这家酒店的入住体验非常完美。工作人员极其细心，而且在我们带宝宝入住时提供了超多帮助，让我们的家庭旅行轻松了许多。他们的贴心服务令人印象深刻。 酒店位置极佳——坐落于一条迷人的小街上，周围遍布温馨的咖啡馆、热闹的酒吧和精致的精品店。既能轻松探索周边，又满足了一切生活所需。 我们也很喜欢每天提供的免费咖啡和瓶装水，早餐选择丰富且食材新鲜。 整体氛围温暖亲切，让我们有宾至如归的感觉。一定会再次入住，并特别推荐给带孩子的家庭游客！

The hotel is conveniently located about a 7-minute walk from Metro Line 2, making it easy to explore Shanghai. Our room has the view of the iconic 1000 Trees. The room was relatively clean and comfortable, though the partial partition between the bathroom and sleeping area felt a bit awkward, as the bathroom door was visible from the bed. Breakfast was serviceable but could be improved in terms of variety and flavor.

Modern, Convenient, and 24/7 Service! We arrived very late (4 AM), but check-in was smooth—reception was available and welcoming. The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from Shanghai Railway Station, which made travel super convenient. The design is clean and modern, with comfortable rooms. Bonus: there’s a Family Mart right downstairs for quick snacks and essentials. Great stay overall!

I chose the Swissôtel near Jing'an Temple for the convenience of meeting friends. While the facilities are a bit dated, they are fully functional and in good working order. What truly impressed me was the hotel management, which upholds the high standards expected of a reputable, established hotel. My check-in experience was excellent, and the entire stay was very comfortable, completely devoid of the stuffy or dated atmosphere often associated with older properties.

Hotel is cheap and basic, but serves its purpose. Was actually misled by the review, as I thought it’s a convenient place, but turns out that the only pro is that it’s next to a metro, but other than that there’s no shops/breakfast place at all near the place. Nevertheless quite value for money

I’ve stayed here before many times over the last 3 years. This would normally be our hotel chain of choice based on price point and amenities. The room smelt like an airport smoking room on a bad day. I thought about accepting it as I was tired and it was late but the air conditioning in the rooms on floor 2 are also not good. Noisy neighbours, screaming kids and families sharing multiple rooms next to each leaving the doors open made the experience even more unpleasant. I had to wait 30 minutes for a new room in a grotty reception area with broken seats. After asking for a refund, I got upgrade to a decent room on the 6th floor. Clean and no smell. Breakfast is good here and much better than in other Chinese Campanile hotels- European breakfast choices are all available: pain au chocolate (etc), butter, milk, acceptable fruit juice etc. There are hotels in this area of a higher quality that provide the same for around 1/2 the price. It’s worth trying the Chinese brands. This stay was expensive as I bought it last minute- next, I’ll choose a different hotel. Key point: if you do book here in advance, you can get a better deal and better rooms- request a non smoking quiet room. If you do stay here, the location is excellent. The LV ship is 1 metro stop away. There are plenty of museums within 5 minutes walking distance and you can walk along the canal to the Bund in 25 minutes.

Excellent hotel where I spent my night in Shanghai before taking the train to another city. The hotel is 5 minutes walking from Shanghai railway station and metro. The staff at the reception speech good English. And the breakfast was good and delicious. The room was clean, and the bed was very comfortable. I really recommend it, mostly if you need something calm and near to Shanghai railway station.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel during my recent trip to Shanghai. The location is absolutely perfect - being so close to Shanghai Railway Station made arrival and departure incredibly convenient, especially when traveling with luggage. Despite being near the station, the hotel is surprisingly central and well-connected to the city’s main attractions. From here, I could easily reach most of Shanghai’s tourist hotspots without spending hours in transit. The Bund, Yu Garden, Nanjing Road, and other must-see places were all accessible via short subway rides or taxi trips. The transportation links from this area are fantastic. The housekeeping service deserves special mention. My room was impeccably clean throughout my stay, with daily service that was thorough and professional. Fresh towels, well-made beds, and spotless bathrooms - exactly what you want after a day of exploring the city.

Superb location near to Jing'an Temple, easy to wander in French quarter, shopping malls or connect to subway and bus network. Only half a dozen stops to the Bund. Apartment was more spacious than I expected for city centre, equipped with all the basics for laundry and eating at home but with daily cleaning and restock of water, loo roll etc. and you can book breakfast at reception for a very reasonable price too. Best of both worlds. We really enjoyed the view of the city at night from our 15th floor nest. Owner could not have been more friendly or helpful. Even arranged a repair of a squeaky bed frame while we were out. Definitely recommend.

I was in Shanghai for an exhibition and booked The Kunlun Hotel through an online travel platform. Its location is fantastic, super close to the subway; just 100 meters from Exit 12 of Jing'an Temple Station! Stepping inside, I was immediately impressed by the sheer space and grandeur. The lobby is expansive, with high ceilings, and feels incredibly opulent. I stayed on a high floor. My initial room was on the 23rd floor, offering a view of Jing'an Temple. Unfortunately, there was a minor issue: the air conditioner started leaking, so I had to switch rooms. My second room, on the 28th floor, then had a splendid view of the Oriental Pearl TV Tower. From both high vantage points, Shanghai's bustling traffic looked incredibly dense and vibrant. As someone who can feel overwhelmed by crowded patterns, it was quite a sight! The hotel also generously invited me to a buffet meal at their 38th-floor restaurant. There was a wide selection of alcoholic beverages, though I regret forgetting to take photos. The Japanese ramen was decent, and overall, it was a simple yet satisfying meal. However, I must say, sitting by the window and looking down offered a truly commanding perspective, allowing me to once again soak in Shanghai's dynamic energy. It was a wonderful experience! As for the room itself, it was perfectly equipped with everything one could need and was genuinely comfortable and well-appointed! A quick tip for fellow travelers: toothbrushes are not provided in the room, so if you forget yours, remember to ask for one at the front desk. I was a bit rushed during check-out, so I didn't get a chance to photograph the breakfast buffet area. However, the breakfast buffet actually offered a great ambiance and a wide variety of choices – it was quite good! Should I visit Shanghai again, I would definitely choose this hotel.