Ulasan Jitai Boutique Hotel (Shanghai Railway Station Meiyuan Road)

Very good position ! In front of thé station but very dirty..

Probably the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed at in my entire life. Right next to the Pullman so I thought couldn’t be that bad…right? Think… meth motel. Pro: Better than sleeping outside on the road. Con: the floorboards are like a dry version of the public street. Pro: There is a clean bathroom. Con: Sitting on the toilet bowl felt like riding a horse, because one side is broken and it’s wobbling. Pro: Bed is clean and comfy. Con: You won’t want to step off the bed for fear of catching something from touching the floor. Wall switches and drawers have strange stains, grime, wet stuff. Pro: Clean and thick towels Con: The toothbrush is useless, no hand soap, no drinking cup. Kettle broke down, got a replacement. Pro: You will wake up early. Con: shop nearby blasts music from 6am to 2am. Pro: Room does not smell. Con: Carpet in the common areas smell like wet dog and look like they haven’t been cleaned for decades.

The location of the hotel to the Shanghai railway station is perfect, but if you care much about your cleanliness, then this place is not for you. I wonder if they ever mop the floors, clean the furniture or the bathroom. I even spotted some bugs on the bedside cabinet and in the bathroom and above all the hotel is pretty old and worn out but price is reasonable and it is in a very convenient place.

It’s worst hotel I lived in shanghai . Old broken furniture, floor tile were broken, light was blinking, bathroom was smelling bad.

Ok not bad

Terrible

Facilities: Excellent location, convenient transportation Sanitation: Clean and tidy, no odor Environment: There are small cockroaches, the scenery and lighting are too dim Service: Enthusiastic, good attitude Superb stay experience, the front desk lady is efficient and enthusiastic

Environment: Very bad Hygiene: Very bad Facilities: Very bad Room 311, there was a pile of hair on the bathroom floor, to be honest, it was a bit disgusting. The wash basin was cracked, it felt like it would break if you put a little force on it, and the air conditioner was broken. It's hard to imagine that this is a 25-year-old hotel in Jing'an District. The only advantage is that it's close enough to the train station.

This Jitai Boutique Hotel, located near the Meiyuan intersection near Shanghai Railway Station, looks good overall. The internal facilities are well-equipped and well-equipped, and the surrounding area is convenient for eating.

The room facilities are old, the hygiene is average, the price is moderate, there are disposable slippers and free bottled water. This stay is OK, no bugs were found. But the WiFi is not good, can it be fixed?

False advertising!!! The bed is not 1.8 meters long at all, the sanitation is not cleaned properly, the floor is dirty, there are a lot of cigarette butts, and there is a pillar in the room...

The location of the hotel is close to the train station and the subway station is also convenient. Although it is in the downtown area, it is still relatively quiet. The internal facilities are a bit old, and the landline is not connected. You need to call the mobile phone to contact the hotel! The network in the room is relatively poor and intermittent!

An older hotel with old-fashioned decoration, a bit depressing. The room is small and there is no table. The soundproofing is poor, and you can hear the snoring next door. One wall is just a piece of glass, which is not soundproof at all, and you can hear the sound of the stairwell outside clearly. There is no TV to watch. There is not even an internal phone. The WIFI speed is not good. Be sure to avoid pitfalls.

Jitai Hotel is relatively close to Shanghai Railway Station, but the facilities are relatively old. The rooms are really small. Even if there are windows in the rooms, they face the stairwell, not the outside. The soundproofing of the room is not good, and you can hear the snoring of the neighbors at night. The only advantage is that it is close to Shanghai Railway Station.