You have to stay at this hotel when you come to Shanghai!!!

Location: The hotel is located on the North Bund, close to the White Magnolia Plaza. Next to it is the International Cruise Terminal Station on Metro Line 12. It is not far from the Bund and Lujiazui, making it convenient for travel and shopping. Check-in and Check-out: You have to wait in line to check in. When it was my turn, the receptionist said sorry that they were fully booked today and couldn't upgrade my room, and then buried their head in the paperwork. For check-out, you can just return the room card. Member Benefits: As a Titanium member, I booked a basic room and didn't get an upgrade. I needed to use welcome points to redeem breakfast. The welcome gifts were White Rabbit candies and palmiers. Facilities and Services: Before coming, I thought that half of the photos in the hotel reviews must be of the public areas. But when I arrived, I found that I couldn't even put together a third of the public areas that I was most looking forward to. Besides the light signs hanging from the top that you often see online, the spiral staircase in the lobby, and the pool facing the four-piece set, there is nothing else to take pictures of, which is really disappointing. The room style is very W, with mirrors everywhere, even under the sofa. But there is not much that is amazing. The windows of the basic room face the building next door, wasting such a large floor-to-ceiling window. I don't know what you can see when you open the curtains. The view is completely blocked. Even standing in the corner by the window, you can hardly see the scenery of the North Bund. Every move is clearly seen by people in the opposite building. The selling point of the W Hotel on the Bund should be the view, but the basic room has no view at all. If you like looking at the road and construction site, then I didn't say anything. The room space is not large, and a lot of effort has been put into the color scheme. The lights can also switch to different effects. It has a strong plastic feel and doesn't feel very luxurious. There are also some inexplicable things, such as not putting bath salts in the bathtub, the TV cannot be screen-projected, and the shower door cannot be closed tightly, which can directly flood the entire room. The sound insulation is not very good. These problems shouldn't appear in a luxury hotel. The service is very enthusiastic. There are staff members guarding every three steps from the door to the elevator all day long. Dining: There wasn't much to eat during happy hour. The dishes of the day are all in the photos. The drinks were well-mixed, with a beautiful appearance and not too strong. I don't usually drink alcohol, but I ordered several glasses. The breakfast is very rich, even with marinated dishes, and the taste is very good. Cleanliness and Hygiene: No problem