Hotels in Train Station Area, Shanghai

As good as it gets for this price. Bed is also very comfortable I barely want to go out and see the city. Great location, food and luckin coffee below. Cleaning ladies are very polite. Noise cancelling is not that great cause its a small hotel and you will hear people walk or talk from time to time. Other than that I had a very good rest!

The location is superb, just a few minutes' walk from Shanghai Railway Station and the subway, making it incredibly convenient for catching high-speed trains or running errands in the city. The lobby is grand and stylish, and the front desk staff were efficient and professional during check-in. The concierge service was thoughtful and attentive. The room was clean and spacious, with soft, comfortable bedding. The soundproofing was excellent; despite being close to the station, I barely heard any noise at night and slept very soundly. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, and the amenities were comprehensive. The desk and chair were also perfect for business travelers. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of fresh food, including freshly made omelets. The hotel also has an indoor heated pool and a gym, great for unwinding after a busy day. It's suitable for both business trips and short getaways. Accor's quality is trustworthy, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Shanghai!

The staff provided excellent service throughout my stay, and their attitude was very good. A special shout-out to the night shift staff who worked hard, running up and down the stairs late at night to deliver items. The hotel is very close to the station, which is super convenient. I will definitely book this hotel again next time.

Five-star review! I was extremely satisfied with my stay this time. The front desk service was warm and attentive, and check-in was fast and smooth. The concierge staff was particularly helpful, proactively assisting with luggage, calling taxis, and recommending local restaurants, always with a smile. The room was very spacious, bright, and comfortable. Overall, the experience was great. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit. Highly recommended!

What I liked: the location was right by Shanghai Railway Station, only had to cross one small street behind the hotel. Super easy. It was a quiet, dated hotel, but was once quite nice for a budget hotel. The bed was comfortable and there was a refrigerator. I was given three bottles of water. The soap smelled good. Staff was as polite. What wasn’t for me: the shower clearly had mold in the grout and corners and no shower shoes were offered. There was moderate wear and tear in the room, cosmetic, but paint could fix it easily. One of the rooms smelled like smoke when they clearly won’t let anyone open a window fully (there is a chain on it), though it dissipated after a while. Yes, Eric can move through the window, but you cannot stick your hand out of the window. They only offered me a comb and a toothbrush while they gave my friend one more amenity. She asked for nothing else. All four pillows were soft. So soft that your head sinks to the bed. It’s not a bad place if you need to be at the railway station and want to get there fast. Wouldn’t be my pick for an anniversary hotel or a weekend getaway. Very basic.

I had a very satisfying stay. It's close to Shanghai Railway Station, making travel incredibly convenient. There are breakfast shops and convenience stores nearby, as well as a shopping mall for some retail therapy. I'm very pleased and highly recommend it!

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Shanghai Jing'an for one week as a family with two children, and we had an amazing experience. We booked the 2 King Suite, which was spacious, comfortable, and offered excellent value for money. What impressed us most was the outstanding service. Every team member was friendly, professional, and eager to help. A special thank you goes to the team on the 5th floor, who made our stay even more enjoyable with their exceptional hospitality. The breakfast was one of the highlights of our stay. It offered everything you would expect from a continental breakfast and much more. There was a great variety of fresh food prepared right in front of guests, making breakfast a real experience rather than just a meal. We also tried the hotel's restaurant and ordered room service several times. The food quality was excellent, and everything was delivered promptly and professionally. Another great advantage for families is the children's playground on the 3rd floor. Our kids loved spending time there, and we appreciated being able to let them play under supervision while we sat in the nearby lounge area and got some work done. This was a fantastic feature that made our stay much more relaxing. The reception team went above and beyond to help us with many things during our visit, including restaurant reservations, sending packages to friends, providing recommendations on what to do in Shanghai, and sharing helpful local tips. Their support made exploring the city much easier and more enjoyable. The location is also very convenient. There is a shopping mall directly across the street with plenty of great local dining options, and the hotel is located close to the train station, making it easy to get around the city. I would highly recommend this hotel to families visiting Shanghai. The combination of excellent service, comfortable rooms, great food, family-friendly facilities, and outstanding value for money makes it an excellent choice. As an added bonus, a premium DiDi ride to The Bund costs only around €4 to €5, making it easy and affordable to reach one of Shanghai's most famous attractions.

When traveling with my child, I usually prefer to book hotels under the Marriott group. The Courtyard by Marriott Shanghai Central has a good location and quiet rooms, making it convenient to hail a car when going out. The hotel's dining is also good, and the price is acceptable. The customer service is very responsive and thoughtful. Mr. He at the reception was very professional; he quickly helped me extend my stay by one day at the last minute. Thumbs up! Today, when I went downstairs, I even ran into a fan club chasing some celebrity brother to the hotel. 😎

The hotel is very close to the subway station, visible right after cutting through the Pullman Hotel next door. However, if you're dragging luggage, the road conditions aren't ideal. I wasn't a fan of the cramped layout of the toilet and shower room. It's fine if you're staying alone, but not very convenient for multiple people. There's not much commercial activity around, so options for shopping and dining are limited. It's decent as a transit hotel, but for tourism, I'd recommend staying closer to People's Square. The hotel lobby is on the second floor, and many people missed the elevator tucked away in the corner, ending up huffing and puffing with their suitcases 😂. The front desk staff were very friendly and even gave a souvenir upon check-out.

I was traveling to Shanghai alone and struggling to pick a hotel. Since I was by myself, I considered a youth hostel, and unexpectedly stumbled upon a recommendation for this one on Xiaohongshu. The environment looked great, and it was an all-female hostel, so I booked it right away! When I arrived, it was exactly as I imagined – an old Shanghai, antique charm, which I never expected to find for such a reasonable price. The location is fantastic. Hanzhong Road station connects several metro lines, and I didn't even realize how convenient the transportation was when I booked it (?). I went from Pudong Airport to the Oriental Pearl Tower and then straight to the hostel. After checking in, I spent most of my time visiting museums. The Natural History Museum, which I wanted to see, is just one stop away. Then, with one transfer, I could reach Lujiazui, where most of the attractions are. I didn't have any transportation hassles at all. It’s super close to the subway station – just cross one zebra crossing and you're there. It only takes about thirty minutes to get to Lujiazui. The food options nearby are decent too; there's a Lawson convenience store opposite where I grabbed breakfast. The all-female environment made me feel very safe. The front desk staff were exceptionally nice. I checked in at 5 PM, and the police came to register my details and call my guardian, which shows how legitimate and well-regulated the place is! The environment is also very clean. There are individual toilets and hostel showers. I stayed for a short period, but it seems perfectly suitable for longer stays as well. Downstairs, there's a designated area for food delivery, and I was pleasantly surprised to see a sign saying delivery riders don't go upstairs as soon as I arrived! The front desk even offers complimentary water, which is a thoughtful touch. My roommates were also very quiet; everyone kept the noise down, so I had a great night's sleep on the first night and enjoyed my sightseeing the next day (P.S. the Oriental Pearl Tower on the first day and the butterflies at the Natural History Museum on the second). If you stay here, you absolutely must visit the Natural History Museum, which is just one stop away – it's incredibly good value for money!