Shanghai Hotels with Wifi

"Overall Experience: My stay was defined by a feeling of tranquil escape. The hotel's greatest strength is its atmosphere. Being in a historic building tucked away in a quiet, leafy neighborhood just off the famous Nanjing Road created a perfect balance. I could easily walk to the buzz and shopping, but returned each time to a serene, garden-filled sanctuary. It felt more like a peaceful retreat than a standard city hotel. Service: The service was consistently attentive and polite. Staff were professional and quick to help with requests. The check-in and check-out process was smooth. While the service wasn't overly familiar, it was reliably good and matched the hotel's calm, understated style. I felt well taken care of. Facilities: The facilities are well curated but compact, focusing on quality over quantity."

"The room was clean and well-maintained, and the facilities were complete and functional. It's very close to the airport, and the driver was friendly and attentive, making transfers incredibly convenient. The hotel has a restaurant, and there are also dining options nearby, which is great. It would be even better if the soundproofing was a bit better."

"Very clean. Easy and quick access to the metro line & buses !!! The staff were all very kind and respectful!! Highly recommended and I will stay again!!"

"This hotel offers incredibly convenient access to travel. It's clean, tidy, and the service is excellent, making our early morning flight departure so much easier. You can walk straight from the lobby into the terminal building, so dark and rainy weather isn't an issue. Even the airport luggage carts can be brought directly into the hotel."

"book this hotel last minute because i have a transfer flight. have to wait in the airport for 10hrs but pudong airport dont have any shower facilities or rest area (unless in the open). thankfully, there is one room available and front desk is super helpful. i book the wrong dates but still managed to get a refund back. Will recommend this hotel if anyone need a one night stay. ps. there's a huge walmart across the street (didnt shop there because i was rushing but should be a good location)"

"The hotel was easy enough to find for a hotel the has a reception on the 4th floor and no signage out front. The location is prime for access to the pedestrian road. Lots of sightseeing and shopping in this area. Short drive to all the key tourist hotspots. Beds were comfortable, staff were great to foreigners like us, breakfast was fine. The only thing of notes was we had no luck using the dryers and resorted to hanging out our clothes in our room. But this is a minor issue and may be operator error. We would stay at the Yitel premium again."

"It took me a long time to choose a hotel for our first stay in Shanghai, and I am so pleased with Chalet Hotel as our stay! The location is so convenient and close to many shops and The Bund. The hotel itself is comfortable and full of amenities. The shower was nice and had plenty of hot water. Honestly, one of the best stays I’ve had while traveling in a major city considering the price, location, and service. The hotel staff were always accommodating and Lin Feng at the front desk made sure our check out and hotel pick up for the airport went smoothly. I don’t think I’d want to stay anywhere else near the Bund after experiencing Chalet Hotel. And the food delivery robot was a cute plus!"

"Facilities: Very new and well-maintained daily. Hygiene: Clean, with a full set of toiletries provided. Environment: The premium view room offers a great view of the Oriental Pearl Tower. Service: If the delivery robot is busy, you can call the front desk and a staff member will bring your order up. Trash bags left outside the door are also collected quickly."

"Our stay at the Meiliju Hotel (People's Square branch) in Shanghai was fantastic overall! First off, the location is unbeatable – right in the heart of the city, making travel incredibly convenient. The hotel itself is spacious, and there's a charming outdoor courtyard, perfect for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing. The front desk staff were exceptionally friendly, and I was immediately charmed by the cute little panda decorations. Our room was at the end of the corridor, and to our surprise, it had a private door that opened onto a balcony as large as the room itself. This offered amazing views and plenty of space to move around. The room also thoughtfully provided a care package, showing great attention to detail. There were quite a few foreign guests at the hotel, and when we checked out, the staff even gave us hand towels. Although we didn't order breakfast, we saw that it was quite affordable, around 30-something yuan, and could even be delivered to the in-room bar. Plus, they use Luckin Coffee beans now for their coffee. One minor drawback was the construction happening in the adjacent building, which caused a bit of noise in the mornings. However, the hotel thoughtfully provided 3M earplugs, which effectively mitigated the sound – truly a considerate touch. A quick heads-up: there's another branch of the same brand within two to three kilometers, so be sure to double-check you're ordering takeout to the People's Square branch to avoid misdelivery. Overall, the value for money and the experience were both excellent. Highly recommend!"

"I had a red-eye flight back from my trip, and instead of taking an expensive taxi home while exhausted, I decided to book a hotel with a shuttle service. This way, I could get some rest and head back to the airport for the subway home once I was refreshed. I initially thought 'Vienna' sounded like a privately run guesthouse, but I was pleasantly surprised from the moment I was picked up. Instead of a beat-up van, it was a clean and tidy mini-van. The driver was very polite, there weren't many people in the car, and it was a quick ten-minute ride to the hotel. The lobby had a nice atmosphere, and the staff weren't at all tired despite it being early morning. They stood up to check us in as soon as they saw us. We were lucky enough to get a free upgrade to a family room, which was larger and quieter at the end of the hallway. I then discovered the hotel is part of the Jinjiang Group, a state-owned enterprise, which explains the significant investment. They use a mini-van for early morning pickups and a large Yutong bus for daytime transfers. The hotel has a small gym and laundry room. The room itself was quite spacious, much bigger than express hotels in the city center. The bottled water was Nongfu Spring, and after returning from Queen's Palm Hotel in Hainan where they only provided additive-laden water like Ice Dew, this detail really impressed me. They even thoughtfully provided disposable toilet seat covers and child-friendly toiletries (something even Hainan didn't have), with toiletries that felt like a full care package. The room was spotlessly clean; I deliberately touched the floor, and there was no dust on my hand, which is truly commendable! The shower stall also had no residual water stains or hair. There was a QR code on the wall for feedback, showing their commitment to service. As a Trip.com member, I opted out of breakfast. After all the discounts, the room cost 240 RMB, and I could check out at 2 PM. I slept in until noon, ordered takeout, and then took the shuttle back to the airport for the subway home. My child was happy, feeling like we had another day of vacation. I slept very well with no noise disturbance. It was a very satisfying stay. Just two small suggestions: The faucet in the sink is too close to the basin's edge, so water splashes out every time you use it. I had to use a bath towel to block and absorb the water. Also, it would be great to have a high-powered domestic hairdryer, like a Leifeng, and perhaps a stand to secure it so it doesn't get taken. That would further improve the experience. Overall, I still want to praise the hotel; it was a very satisfying stay."