Hotels in Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area, Shanghai

It was overall a great stay. The lobby is cozy, fragrant and dimly lit with soft yellow lighting. The room is not very big but there was enough space to move around comfortably. Love the shower with instant heating and water temperature digitally displayed and the hairdryer has good wind strength. The toilet seat is electronically kept warm and wash basin tap comes with hot water, which really made a difference during cold weather. Breakfast was simple but delicious, with variety enough for a nutritious start to the day. The noodles made by the robot was unexpectedly quite tasty. The complimentary late night porridge was also a warm touch to end the day for guests. There are books spread out throughout the public spaces for guests to borrow (all Chinese books though). The location is rather convenient, about 10-15min walk to 2 metro stations, Jing An Temple Station and Nanjing West Rd station, lots of eateries nearby and a few shopping malls like Kerry Centre are also within walking distance, plus the beautiful Jing An Temple of course. Special thanks to the kind staff named Weekend (Zhou Mo) who extended complimentary late check out till 4pm in view of my late flight.

The hotel was very comfortable to stay in. The bed and pillows were cozy, and the blackout curtains effectively blocked out light. The air conditioning was cool and adjustable. I stayed for a total of 6 nights. Although the hotel staff couldn’t speak English, they were kind and tried their best to communicate. Housekeeping cleaned the room every day. The bathroom was automatic, which was the main reason I chose this hotel. But everything else exceeded my expectations. Complimentary drinks like water, cola, and Sprite were unlimited. Popcorn, tea, and coffee were also provided for free. The hotel is small, with only 3 floors. There’s a projector, but it only displays content in Chinese, so I couldn’t understand it. The hotel is actually closer to Middle Huaihai Road Station than West Nanjing Station—both are within a relaxed walking distance, just about one traffic light away. Both stations are located in very walkable areas, with lots of cute shops and a calm vibe, unlike the busy pedestrian zone around East Nanjing Road. The area around the hotel becomes a nightlife spot in the evening, so there are lots of people around and it doesn’t feel deserted.

First, the positives: the hotel is in an excellent location, surrounded by a variety of bars and restaurants. It's a lively area that offers plenty of dining and entertainment options. However, it's important to note that The Bund is a 20-minute drive away, which might be inconvenient for some travelers. The hotel itself is clean and stylish, with modern decor and comfortable amenities. However, I encountered several significant issues that will prevent me from staying here again. The walls are extremely thin, and I could hear people shouting all night long, which made it impossible to get a good night's sleep. Additionally, there are ongoing renovations both inside and around the hotel. The constant noise from construction made it a nightmare to stay in the room during the day and even at night. This disruption significantly impacted my ability to relax and enjoy my stay. In conclusion, while the location and style of are appealing, the thin walls and extensive renovations create an environment that is far from restful. I would not recommend staying here until these issues are resolved.

As a business traveller, when I go to a hotel, I crave familiarity, as there are often enough surprises at work. At the Radisson Xing Guo, I had high expectations, check-in process was smooth and the room was nice. However, when I came back after work, the dirty cups were still inside my room and when I called down to front desk, they sent replacement glasses from room service without any spoons after a long wait. On my second day returning from work, there was only half the normal nunber of bottles of water. The continuous little errors were unfortuante as I never knew what else would go wrong. Hotel overall was nice, and should definitely spend more time training room servicing staff.

Outstanding services, staffs extremely friendly and helpful, great attitude. Thank you the elderly aunty always helped us to dry and folded our clothes after done washing. My gratitude to all reception staff and housekeeping person. Room has complimentary coke & bottles green teas, at night 9:30pm has porridge at dining area L3. Washing machine, dryer machine and ironing board are definitely plus points, as comfortable as own home. Room is equipped with high tech facilities. Warm toilet seat, automatic curtains, working table, dyson look like hair dryer. International sockets, usb charging. Location is around old shop house and restaurant, luckin/starbuck coffee, family mart, few minutes away is subway exit 5 link to line 14 and line. Easy to get around or walk 18 mins to Nanjing Pedestrians Walking Street and The Bund. What i don’t like the most is the road of location, look old, but for all the service mentioned above its worth to go back staying again if go Shanghai.

We had a late check out at 2pm, which was nice. The room given was much smaller than the one my friend got via another web ”Axxxx”. My room has no sofa and was not provided with a luggage rack, hence very inconvenient. Fridge was a warm one hence cannot store my fruits. Anyway, bathroom facilities are good and bed comfortable.

After the Mariah Carey concert, myself and my friend booked a room at the Howard Johnson. We got upgraded to the 16th floor which was fantastic because this floor has Nescafé Espresso coffee machines. We loved this spacious room, copious bottles of water and the l’occitane toiletries. Thanks to Maggie for help with our food delivery! It’s a home away from home and I will never falter to book again.

The most comfortable hotel I stayed in when I was on a business trip in Shanghai. It is very close to the company. I saw the photos online and thought it was okay, so I booked it. It felt very good to stay here. The hotel is like a villa or a garden. There is a large yard where you can park your car. It is also very well isolated from the noise of the road and it is quite quiet; The room is very spacious. I like the washbasin very much. It is particularly bright and spacious. The toilet can be heated by itself, which is more comfortable when it is cold; I recommend you to try the breakfast. It is a very warm and stylish restaurant with rich dishes and very comfortable to eat! Overall, I am quite satisfied and will stay there again next time I go on a business trip!

Location: the building is near the metro, literally less than 10m away and it’s walkable to Huaihai Middle Road (＜10mins). Foodwise, the hotel is near an old Shanghainese eatery that’s open for breakfast and there’s also a few skewers and coffee shops nearby too! Just to note though, there’s no proper drop off/get on porch, but there’s a sidewalk where the drivers could park for a while to help passengers with their luggage. Service: I had a lovely time due to the amazing staff (小谷，政一，夏示，姜甜，云傍)! They are always available to help, be it be via the room phone or the counter. As I was there during the May holidays, they told me that they had made dumplings in addition to the usual supper items. Furthermore, they helped with my laundry and even sent it back to my room when the clothes are done in the dryer. Room: huge and clean! There’s more than sufficient space to put 2 29” luggages and still have comfortable space to walk. There’s also a proper table to work as well. The toilet’s clean with no mould and no weird smell. Overall, it’s a pleasant, comfortable and safe place to be at!

Well, a pretty good one. Their service is awesome. We had a couple of incidents -our first room smelled really really bad after the first night. But they solved it really fast and upgraded our to a better room. They also have free laundry which I really appreciated.