Hotels in Huangpu District, Shanghai

A great experience! The room was spacious enough to accommodate our family of six. The decor was innovative, and it was fully equipped with daily necessities like a washing machine, refrigerator, kitchenware, and even condiments. It's also very close to the Bund and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. Highly recommended!

I booked this room for my college entrance exams (minor subjects). The front desk was incredibly helpful; they processed our early check-in and late check-out. When I mentioned the lack of air circulation in the windowless room, they immediately moved us to a room with a window. The room itself was simply furnished and clean, and they provided a generous amount of drinking water. I was very satisfied.

Very clean and modern hotel. Unfortunately the network connection is not good for rooms that are window-less. This means it’s difficult to connect to your eSIM telco. But their hotel wifi is quite good. It won’t be a problem if you are a foreigner and have VPN. Location is not in the busy touristy area but good neighbourhood with a convenient store downstairs. There is no robot to send your food up but the staff will help.

The room facilities are complete and the service is excellent. Although it's next to an elevated road, the soundproofing is good, so it's very quiet when the windows are closed. The air conditioning and shower water are also great. It's convenient for getting around, with the subway and bus stations not far away. The only minor issue is that there are occasionally small bugs in the room. If that could be improved, it would definitely be a 5-star stay.

The apartment matched the photos exactly – bright and spacious with 3 proper bedrooms, a dining-living room, and a kitchen. The mattresses and pillows were comfortable, and the bedding was clean and nice. There were 2 bathrooms with smart toilets; one had a shower and the other a bathtub. We stayed in March, and it was a bit chilly near the windows, but the air conditioning system worked well for heating, so we were warm. One downside was the lack of terrycloth towels. The host provided 6 disposable towels (as shown in the photo). It was difficult for a woman to wash her hair and dry it with these, and they were too small for an adult man to dry off properly. We stayed for a week and ended up having to buy regular towels. Another unpleasant surprise was the lack of dishes: plates, cups, and spoons. All that was available was 1 large frying pan, 1 large pot, 1 knife, 1 ladle, and 6 glass cups. When we asked, the host brought an extra pot, another knife, and a cutting board the same day. However, he suggested we buy disposable plates. So, we immediately went to the store to buy disposable plates, chopsticks, cups for hot tea, and at least one spoon. Perhaps guests usually don't cook and order takeout instead, but we specifically chose an apartment with a kitchen so we could prepare our own meals. The apartment's location is excellent. It's about a 5-minute walk to Luban Road Metro Station, and there's a supermarket right across the street. We traveled to attractions by taxi or metro, and everything was close by, about 10-15 minutes away. The courtyard area was well-maintained and quiet.

I chose this 7 Days Inn when I came to Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital for a medical appointment. The location is truly advantageous, being very close to the hospital and the subway station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and it was generally quiet. Check-in and check-out were efficient, and it offers great value for money. It's a very suitable place to stay for medical visits, and I would consider staying here again next time.

Service: The staff were very enthusiastic. Environment: The environment is beautiful. Facilities: The facilities and equipment are complete. Hygiene: The hygiene is clean and tidy.

This was my first time staying in a youth hostel, and it was great! The environment was lovely, and the sleep pods had thick curtains, giving everyone their own private space. The lighting was integrated, so you saw the light but not the bulb itself. There were USB and Type-C charging ports on the wall, which was really convenient. The bathrooms were clean and tidy, and the shower stalls even had curtains to keep clothes dry – very thoughtful design. The common areas were cozy and well-furnished, with a big TV and full amenities. Everyone was so friendly; it felt like being back in a university dorm!

I booked a room with a window, but the room layout was quite small, and the sofa shown in the pictures was nowhere to be found. The entire room, including the bathroom, didn't have a single mirror. The drain in the bathroom was very slow; after showering for less than 2 minutes, water started to pool up. I had to turn off the water and wait a few minutes before turning it back on. There was also a door on the second floor of the room that opened into a small room, but I'm not sure what it was for.

This is a chain hotel, conveniently located near the Ninth People's Hospital with good transport links. The price is reasonable outside of peak season. Other aspects like the hotel facilities are just average, but it's acceptable.