Ascott Hotels in Shanghai

It was great that the prices didn't go up during the National Day holiday. The hotel wasn't crowded; I guess the usual long-term guests were also out celebrating. Overall, the experience felt better than most five-star hotels. Mainly, the rooms are spacious, and the facilities are decent, not particularly old. The only thing is that the sound insulation of the windows is a bit average; you can hear some noise from shops or the hotel restaurant's external equipment. It didn't really affect my sleep, so I didn't bother changing rooms. Breakfast is à la carte. The buffet selection isn't extensive but sufficient, and the à la carte items are all quite tasty. The location is also convenient; just cross the street and you're at Metro Line 1. It's only 1 or 2 stops by subway to popular areas like Huaihai Road, Jing'an Temple, West Nanjing Road, and Nanjing Road. Getting to Suzhou Creek is super convenient too, and it's easy to get a taxi right outside. In summary, it's a hotel with excellent value for money.

The location is superb, with various restaurants right outside the door, and the surrounding area is quiet. Ordering takeout is also very convenient with a wide variety of options. Plus, we were upgraded directly to a two-bedroom suite. The kitchen is fully equipped with high-end brands like SMEG. Although it has a certain sense of age, the original setup was definitely top-notch for its time! And there are no strange odors; the furniture is very solid! Don't let the price deter you; the comfort and tranquility this suite offers are absolutely worth every penny!

The accommodation in this Ascott Sunland was exceptionally comfortable, with a beautiful park nearby that we truly appreciated. The convenience of shopping malls and walking to the store made our stay even better. The front desk staff were extremely helpful, and the service provided was outstanding. Overall, this trip has been truly enjoyable.