Shanghai Hotel Guide - 3 stars Hotels in Shanghai, China

Check-in and check-out: smooth and easy. Location: very good for the price. Bed: very comfortable Plusses: TV, water bottles, plenty of towels, pretty nice bathroom, free slippers, toothbrush (at the front desk), hair dryer Minuses: Found a random piece of floss on the ground, main sink drained very slowly, a few weird/spent air fresheners, a pet goldfish in the hotel entryway was dying...

Close to the metro and shopping malls . Walking distance within the shopping mall and eatery . The rooms is not sound proof .. Able to hear loud door banging closing sound especially late nights due to some inconsiderate guests.

Walking distance to all major tourist sites (the bunds, Nanjing road,etc). Supermarkets are the corner. A couple of local Chinese restaurant. Above all, room rates are quite affordable compared to others in the same neighborhood.

An older hotel. Is quite 'dated'. But the rooms were clean, tidy and functional. Absolutely no complaints. Good Wifi. The hotel is about halfway between Peoples Square train station and the Bund, so there's a 1km walk either way. Good compromise for the price.

The large room facing main street (ZhaoJiaBang road) is noisy. You have to expect their service level is lower than we take granted in the States. Some of their facilities may not work properly. During my staying, there were a couple occations when the internet does not work.

Excelent location in down town Shanghai at people square, very large room and bathroom, clean and comfortable with air conditioning. Super breakfast in historic style breakfast area with oil paintings. Very reasonable peice. Some rooms for extra charge overlooking people square. Hotel entrance hall a little empty and deserted, not so much inviting (sad, easy to fix), hotel staff nice and helpful.

The hotel was in a convenient location near the Shanghai Exhibition Center. Staff was very nice and helpful. Room clean.

Good hotel in terms of location, room quality, staff and price. Wifi worked well in the room but very well at lobby. Only one alert: in google maps the hotel appeared elsewhere and it took me a while to find by foot.

Overall the hotel is clean and acceptable. The rooms are a little small. The breakfast offered for free was not good at all. It has a decent size gym with free weights. The toilet flushing power is below average. The front desk staff could speak English. The room cleaners were honest and sincere. I had to switch room during my stay and she brought me my cellphone charger that I left behind in my old room hours later.

This is a little off the beaten track if you're looking for a fashionable or touristic part of Shanghai but I liked it. It felt more 'local'. The staff were helpful and during the day there was usually someone around who spoke English. The advice about getting around was good. They provide ac continental breakfast, but don't bother; the Chinese breakfast was solid and really hit the spot for a cold winter morning. I couldn't work out how to get the fridge to work, and had I stayed longer would have had to ask, but it didn't seem worth it at the time. The bed was quite hard. This seems to be a Chinese preference. It was clean and felt safe. I'll stay again.