Shanghai Hotel Guide - Huai Hai Road Shopping District hotels in Shanghai, China.

"I cannot recommend this hotel. It seems that the hotel sought to block my original review, which was just the first sentence. So, I’ll give a full review: this hotel was horrible, the staff at the front desk and concierge were rude and unwelcoming. The room was not very clean. The entrance to the hotel was built in such a way that didi drivers could not easily access it and consequently my spouse and I were forced to cross the street to enter or exit our car hire. The room was also cramped and the furniture was tired. Generally speaking this hotel and the staff were a major low point of my trip and represented a distinct abnormality when compared with every other hotel I stayed at. It does not surprise me that my original review was protested by this hotel despite it being just the single first sentence you see here - the individuals who manage this hotel do not seem to be willing to accept honest feedback. "

"Clean, new. Everything was wonderful. Even when checking in at a busy front desk, the staff brought us to another floor to check us in. "

"HI We stayed 4 nights. Hotel area is under heavy construction for a while. It's quite at night. Also if you are using Didi or taxi the car has to use side entrance which can be pain for the driver to find. The Hotel is 8 min short walk to Yu Yuan Garden and just across line 10 metro too. Both a plus."

"Good location being near to the main shopping belt of Nanjing East. Convenient to take various train services at the People’s Park station nearby. Hotel services and cleanliness are of the Marriott standards."

"Excellent service in club lounge, great location, and lovely atmosphere."

"Clean room, comfortable bed. Good service staff."

"Good variety for breakfast, good location."

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"The location is excellent, very close to the Huangpu River and major attractions, making it convenient for getting around. The hotel staff were consistently friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Unfortunately, our experience with the Grand Family Room was disappointing. The windows faced inward toward other rooms, so there was no natural light. This made the room feel quite dark, especially since the interior lighting was also very dim. We found the photos to be somewhat misleading in this regard, as we couldn’t realistically keep the curtains open. Additionally, the furnishings felt quite dated. The sofa was heavily worn, with peeling leather, and the bed frame showed clear signs of long-term use. While the hotel’s popularity is understandable given its prime location, it didn’t feel like a true 5-star experience compared to other properties in the area that I had stayed in."