Hualuxe Hotels in Shanghai

Warm and helpful staff—always willing to help make stays in Shanghai easy. The courtyard is an oasis.

The 20th hotel to check in with my baby: I booked two rooms on a business trip to Shanghai with my family. The whole hotel is dominated by black, the furniture is black and log color, the sanitary ware in the room is TOTO, and the sanitary ware in the bathroom on the first floor is Kohler. Generally, hotels will give gifts to babies. After completing the check-in procedures, I casually asked, ”Does the baby have a gift?” The front desk lady Simi responded quickly and said, ”Oh, yes.” Then I went in and made a puppy with a balloon, which is the kind of balloon that you often encounter when shopping on the street. It feels a lot lower in an instant, but Xiaobao likes it very much. I forgot to bring it when I went out for lunch at noon, and I still clamored for it. I sent a WeChat message to the front desk lady Simi, and she sent three at once with a robot, and Xiaobao was very happy. I booked a king-size bed and a twin bed. The whole room design feels bloated, not because of the large amount of furniture, but because it is divided into three rooms: a bedroom, a bathroom, and a living room, and each room feels very small. Coupled with the black cabinet, it feels very depressing. There are no trash cans in public places, because they are cleverly designed under the entrance or under the table (generally, trash cans are placed in a space very abruptly, and if they are covered with a plastic bag, it is simply too low). The gym is very new, and there is a light decoration flavor. It is open 24 hours a day, and you can exercise on your own by swiping your room card. This management model is more suitable for people like me who like to exercise early in the morning. The swimming pool is 1.35 meters (deeper than my usual 1.2 meters), there are not many people, and it is very comfortable to swim. Overall, it is not bad.