Shanghai Huangpu District Hotels

A great experience! The room was spacious enough to accommodate our family of six. The decor was innovative, and it was fully equipped with daily necessities like a washing machine, refrigerator, kitchenware, and even condiments. It's also very close to the Bund and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. Highly recommended!

I booked this room for my college entrance exams (minor subjects). The front desk was incredibly helpful; they processed our early check-in and late check-out. When I mentioned the lack of air circulation in the windowless room, they immediately moved us to a room with a window. The room itself was simply furnished and clean, and they provided a generous amount of drinking water. I was very satisfied.

Traveling to Shengshan Island for the May Day holiday from Nanpu Passenger Station, I booked this hotel for a night due to its proximity. The location is excellent, with convenience stores, supermarkets, and plenty of restaurants nearby. Facilities: Pretty good, the hairdryer worked really well. Hygiene: Decent, nothing extraordinary. Environment: Nice. Service: The staff were very polite and friendly.

I stay at this hotel every month when I'm in Shanghai because it's close to the hospital. The front desk staff are incredibly nice; they upgraded me to a room with a window for free. The hotel is also very clean. I always have a comfortable stay here.

The apartment matched the photos exactly – bright and spacious with 3 proper bedrooms, a dining-living room, and a kitchen. The mattresses and pillows were comfortable, and the bedding was clean and nice. There were 2 bathrooms with smart toilets; one had a shower and the other a bathtub. We stayed in March, and it was a bit chilly near the windows, but the air conditioning system worked well for heating, so we were warm. One downside was the lack of terrycloth towels. The host provided 6 disposable towels (as shown in the photo). It was difficult for a woman to wash her hair and dry it with these, and they were too small for an adult man to dry off properly. We stayed for a week and ended up having to buy regular towels. Another unpleasant surprise was the lack of dishes: plates, cups, and spoons. All that was available was 1 large frying pan, 1 large pot, 1 knife, 1 ladle, and 6 glass cups. When we asked, the host brought an extra pot, another knife, and a cutting board the same day. However, he suggested we buy disposable plates. So, we immediately went to the store to buy disposable plates, chopsticks, cups for hot tea, and at least one spoon. Perhaps guests usually don't cook and order takeout instead, but we specifically chose an apartment with a kitchen so we could prepare our own meals. The apartment's location is excellent. It's about a 5-minute walk to Luban Road Metro Station, and there's a supermarket right across the street. We traveled to attractions by taxi or metro, and everything was close by, about 10-15 minutes away. The courtyard area was well-maintained and quiet.

I chose this 7 Days Inn when I came to Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital for a medical appointment. The location is truly advantageous, being very close to the hospital and the subway station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and it was generally quiet. Check-in and check-out were efficient, and it offers great value for money. It's a very suitable place to stay for medical visits, and I would consider staying here again next time.

The room was a bit small and didn't have a fridge. However, the bed, duvet, and pillows were very comfortable. The hotel's location is extremely convenient; the First Food Store is right outside, and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street and People's Square Station are just a stone's throw away.

This was my second stay at this hotel, and I’m just as happy with it as the first time. The hotel is very comfortable and is located in the heart of the Bund, close to shopping malls and many attractions, making it a great choice for shopping and sightseeing. I usually stay here for only one or two nights, but the location and convenience keep bringing me back. Getting around is very easy. The hotel is well connected to public transportation, and traveling from the airport is convenient. You can reach it by metro with only one transfer (or even a direct line from some airport routes), making the journey simple and hassle-free. I really enjoyed my stay and would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit to Shanghai.

First, the good points: The washing machine and dryer were super convenient, allowing us to wash our clothes during our trip – everything felt clean and tidy! It rained the day we arrived, so we were stuck inside, but the kids had a blast playing house on both floors. It's about a six-minute walk to the metro station, which is decent. The Bund is just a ten-minute walk away, perfect for admiring the historic architecture and the Oriental Pearl Tower, and experiencing the two different worlds along the Huangpu River. If you turn left out of the hotel and walk one block, you'll find a breakfast spot selling buns, porridge, and eggs at market prices. Now for the downsides: Don't expect much in the way of room service or friendly smiles from the staff.

The room was reasonably clean, and the price matched the facilities. It's conveniently located near the subway station, which is surrounded by residential areas with plenty of restaurants. Xiao Yang's pan-fried dumplings were quite good; five-star recommendation.