Ji Hotel (Shanghai Xujiahui Yishan Road) Reviews

My family member was having surgery at the nearby Sixth Hospital. The ward was too noisy. Even if several people took turns to accompany him, he couldn't rest well. I stayed up all night and was close to collapse. I called the All Seasons Hotel at 8 o'clock yesterday morning to ask if I could check in immediately, because usually I could not check in until 2 o'clock in the afternoon. But the All Seasons Hotel let me stay after seeing that there was a vacancy. Thank you very much🙏 I immediately fell unconscious after entering😂 Although the All Seasons Hotel is slightly more expensive than the hotel opposite the hospital, it is at least relatively quiet and I can rest well. Also, I rushed to the hospital again this morning and was delayed in the hospital. I forgot to tell the hotel before 12:00 that I would check out later. My mother thought I had said that, and wanted to take a nap and take out the things I left in the room. As a result, the door of the room could not be swiped in. I asked the staff to help me deal with it and I was able to enter. Thank you thank you🙏

The staff at the front desk were very kind. When I first arrived and when I was leaving, the staff spoke softly, and the cleaning staff patrolling the corridors were also very nice. The room was fully equipped. When you first entered the room, you could smell the unique fragrance of the seasons. The bedding was dry and odorless, and you slept very well. The laundry room is on the fourth floor, and it is very convenient to do laundry by yourself 24 hours a day. There are also robots delivering takeout directly to the door of the room. If I have the opportunity to stay in Xuhui, Shanghai, I will still choose this store~

I stayed here for 3 nights. It's right next to the subway station exit 1, so it's very convenient. There are many restaurants and convenience stores around, but almost all of them (as far as I could see) were closed at midnight. The next morning, there are many places to buy breakfast around the junior high school across the street, so even if you don't have breakfast, it's not inconvenient. When I went out sightseeing, I forgot to hang a sign on the door asking for cleaning, and the room was not cleaned at all, and the amenities were not replaced. When I went out again in the evening, I hung the sign and left, but only the towels were changed, the tea was not replenished, the fixtures were not washed, and the cleaning was sloppy (not to the point of being a problem). The receptionist didn't seem to understand Japanese at all. There is a shared toilet on the first floor, but it doesn't seem to be cleaned, and it is completely different in terms of hygiene from the toilet in the room.