2026 Shanghai Map: Top Attractions, Metro Routes & Tips
Getting ready to explore Shanghai? Having the right maps in hand will make your adventure so much smoother! This Shanghai map guide has everything you need: a comprehensive travel map of the entire area, a handy guide to city centre attractions, and a metro map to help you zip around the city without a hitch.
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Shanghai District Map: Discover Every Corner
Shanghai is made up of 16 unique administrative districts. We’ve highlighted some of the key areas and their must-see sights above to help you plan your adventure!
- Huangpu District: Discover the iconic Bund, stroll down Nanjing East Road, explore the historic Yu Garden, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Xintiandi.
- Pudong New Area: Marvel at the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai Tower, or dive into the magic of Disneyland and the sprawling Expo Park.
- Jing'an: Discover the iconic Jing'an Temple, explore the fascinating Natural History Museum, and step back in time at Eileen Chang's former residence.
- Xuhui District: Discover the serene Longhua Temple, stroll down the iconic Wukang Road, and dive into cinematic history at the Shanghai Film Museum.
- Changning: Explore Zhongshan Park and the Shanghai Zoo
- Yangpu: Fudan University and the International Fashion Centre
- Hongkou: Explore the charm of Duolun Cultural Street and the serene beauty of Lu Xun Park.
Central Shanghai Map: Your Guide to Must-See Hotspots
The Huangpu River winds its way through the heart of Shanghai, splitting the city into the historic west and the futuristic east—known locally as "Puxi" and "Pudong." This riverside area is the city's beating heart, brimming with must-see attractions and easily accessible via a convenient network of metros, taxis, and even shared bikes.
Whether you're arriving via Hongqiao or Pudong Airport, getting to the heart of the city is a breeze!
Shanghai Metro Map: Navigate the City Like a Local
Reliable, frequent, and budget-friendly, the Shanghai Metro is your go-to way to explore the city. Here are some lines you'll definitely want to know:
- Line 1: This route travels from north to south, taking you right past the iconic People’s Square and the spectacular Circus World.
- Line 2: This east-west artery is your perfect connection, linking both Pudong and Hongqiao airports for a seamless travel experience.
- Line 4: This circular route is perfect for getting straight to the heart of the financial district.
- Line 10: Explore the charm of old Shanghai, with stops including the historic Yu Garden.
- Line 11: Your direct route to the magic of Shanghai Disneyland
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The Best Things to Do in Shanghai: 5 Must-See Attractions
Top Things to Do in Shanghai: #1 Shanghai Disney Resort
China’s very first Disney park is a dream come true, featuring seven enchanting themed zones including Mickey Avenue, Adventure Isle, and the swashbuckling Treasure Cove. It’s an absolute must-visit for families looking to make magical memories! And whatever you do, don’t miss the Pirates of the Caribbean ride—it’s a truly immersive adventure you won't soon forget.
Reviews of Shanghai Disneyland
4.7/5
44200 reviews
5/5
I loved this park!! I spent the whole day there and felt like a kid again. The parades were great, I got to take pictures with lots of characters, and everything was so well-maintained.
5/5
Disneyland is simply amazing! Keep an eye out for special offers—you can snag some great deals on tickets.
5/5
Early entry is worth the money. I highly recommend it if you can get there early. I recommend the Tron area for your route, but locals seem to head to the Caribbean and Roaring first, probably because there are a lot of children. Also, since they open even earlier than 7:30 AM if there is a long line, going early is definitely the best option.
5/5
A childhood dream came true for my daughter and me! We stayed at a hotel with a shuttle, but overslept and ended up taking a taxi at 2:00 PM. We got in without waiting in line; there was a parade going on and lots of people were having lunch. We went to see the Pirates show and got in half an hour later. The longest line was for Tron – 70 minutes, but it was worth it! In short, I wouldn't recommend Shanghai in the summer at all; it's extremely hot and at night, or it rains, and there are lots of domestic tourists with children. Ideally, get a two-day ticket; during the evening show, there's no one on the rides, so you can ride as much as you want. Then, come back during the day and walk around, explore, and take photos before the show. In my opinion, this park is for children 10 and up, and with some experience. They should have seen Pirates of the Caribbean, Zootopia, Toy Story, and be familiar with the main Disney characters, princesses, etc. The park is themed, not just amusement park rides. Otherwise, the entire meaning that the organizers put into designing the thematic zones is lost.
5/5
Going to Disney is magical
Must-See Shanghai: #2 The Bund
Take a leisurely stroll along the Bund to soak in the stunning European architecture, breathtaking skyline views, and the unique, fusion-filled charm of Shanghai. Getting around is a breeze with plenty of options to choose from—hop on a sightseeing bus, grab a shared bike, or enjoy the city from the water on a relaxing cruise.
Reviews of the Bund
4.8/5
6113 reviews5/5
Very easy to use , go to the counter ticket , show the booking id , than got ticket. Than waiting for the cruise than boarding. See the view shanghai so best
4/5
A night cruise on the Huangpu River offers beautiful scenery.
4/5
Everything went well and the site is worth the adventure
4/5
It's worth experiencing at least once, but on the expensive side.
5/5
Sometimes, the unfulfilled dream of a trip isn't a regret, but a gentle arrangement of fate. We always believe that only by setting foot on that land can we touch the scenery of our dreams. But when we stop and re-examine this longing, we realize that the most beautiful scenery has already blossomed in our hearts. In those days before setting off, we learned to converse with ourselves, reserving a peaceful space for our souls in a noisy world. Perhaps one morning, we will be awakened by birdsong outside our window and suddenly understand that every moment in life can be a journey. We begin to learn to find poetry in the ordinary and beauty in the trivial. This long-awaited trip, though unfulfilled, taught us how to feel the world with our hearts. It taught us that the true destination is not a coordinate on a map, but lies in our love and anticipation for life. Even if our feet haven't moved, our hearts are already on the road—this is the most precious gift that a long-awaited trip bestows upon us.
Must-Do Experiences in Shanghai #3: Huangpu River Night Cruise
Experience the magic of Shanghai after dark! This cruise glides along the riverbanks, offering a stunning contrast between old-world charm and futuristic skyscrapers—the perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos and a truly memorable evening.
Reviews of Huangpu River Night Cruise
4.5/5
395 reviews5/5
I had absolutely no trouble getting my ticket by following the instructions on the app!! Since it was July, it was very hot outside even though it was dark, but it was great that the air conditioning on the first floor worked well. I went up to the third floor to take photos whenever I wanted, and came back down to sit and enjoy the night view when it got too hot. You can see everything outside through the glass windows even from the first floor, so it is great for enjoying the night scenery~~
5/5
A worth cruise ride with excellent skyline glitters if the night lights or sky scrapers around. Very refreshing and impacting experience
5/5
I really enjoyed it! Although you have to stand for 45 minutes. I went during the 6:50 p.m. session—it was perfect. There weren't many people yet, but the lights were already on. I highly recommend it!
4/5
Although the weather was unpredictable due to the passing typhoon, enjoying the night view from the ferry was extremely comfortable. The area around the Bund is very crowded, so being able to comfortably enjoy the scenery from a boat instead of walking is a great advantage. However, you have to stand for about an hour to admire the view. Therefore, if you want to sit at the bow for a more leisurely view, you must pay an additional 100 yuan (approximately 20,000 KRW). You can choose between ice cream or beer, and enjoy simple snacks while the drinks are lukewarm. I recommend this to anyone who does not want to walk along the Bund, squeezing in among crowds to find the perfect moment to take a photo.
5/5
Everything was fine✌🏼
Must-See Shanghai: #4 Oriental Pearl Tower
Discover one of Shanghai’s most iconic landmarks! Standing 468 meters tall, it offers breathtaking 360° views of the city. Be sure to visit the observation deck at night for a truly stunning, unforgettable panorama.
Reviews of Oriental Pearl Tower
4.7/5
11518 reviews5/5
So, let's get straight to the point: with QR codes, you can enter the tower and restaurant virtually without waiting in line. Just approach the boy at the red barrier closest to the exit, show him the code, and explain the situation (a translator will be helpful). You can then proceed to the elevators at the top of the tower until the elevator lines start to get in the way. You can access the restaurant from the street or by elevator from the 0th floor (south). Just present the same QR code as for the tower, and you're welcome to a grand buffet feast. A photo of some of the buffet items is attached.
5/5
Great choice! Take the metro, stroll around the ring road, and there's a good shopping center nearby. We had dinner. At three o'clock, we went up to the tower and saw two observation decks. Go down and there are vending machines and a history museum (it's free on this tour). It's worth a visit, even for kids (you'll be walking there for about 40 minutes), and there are arcade machines for kids. We stopped by the Coca-Cola cafe at 5:00 PM, which is just a 5-minute walk. It's large, comfortable, and the buffet is fantastic. It's incredibly tasty and well-prepared. I definitely recommend it, and it's not that expensive. We went with two adults and one child, and it came out to 10,300₽.
5/5
I'm really afraid of heights, but I still decided to go up onto the glass floor and look down🙈😅 The scenery is probably more beautiful when the sun is shining, but seeing Shanghai from a bird's eye view is definitely worth it
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I'm delighted
5/5
A must-see! The views are absolutely wow-worthy. We were there after 4 PM on a cloudy day, but the city panorama was clearly visible. We booked this on a trip with a revolving restaurant. The restaurant is open from 7 PM to 9 PM. Arrive about two hours before dinner to take photos and admire the views. You won't be allowed in before dinner time. A waiter will take you to your table. Everything is beautiful and clean, and there's plenty of food to suit every taste. Plenty of time.
Must-See Shanghai #5: Shanghai Museum
If you’re a fan of Chinese culture and history, the Shanghai Museum is an absolute must-see. The building’s design itself is a nod to traditional Chinese philosophy, featuring a circular dome atop a square base. Once inside, you’ll discover a treasure trove of priceless bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, and coins—each piece serving as a fascinating witness to history.
Reviews of Shanghai Museum
4.6/5
3105 reviews5/5
A fantastic exhibition by the Shanghai Museum, showcasing the largest exhibition of artefacts ever lent by the Mexican government, outside of Mexico. Engrossing immersive and beautifully exhibited, I enjoyed this much more than I thought that I would. If you are a foreigner, don’t forget to bring your passport to get into the museum! 
5/5
Don't miss it! A true dialogue between cultures, where you can see on a timeline the relationship between the Olmec, Inca, Maya, and Aztec cultures and China. In addition to four floors of exhibits, you'll find interactive and virtual reality sessions. All in all, 3-4 hours of pure entertainment and learning, especially since most of the Peruvian pieces are leaving their country of origin for the first time.
5/5
If you ever have the chance to visit Shanghai, one of the must-see places I'd highly recommend is the Shanghai Museum. It's not just a collection of antiques; it tells the story of the greatness of Chinese civilization through incredibly well-preserved artifacts.
4/5
If Shanghai is too hot, too humid, too wet - go to this nice place and it's lovable exhibitions. It is an smart and inspiring place and worth a visit.
5/5
I really enjoyed my visit to the Shanghai Museum. The special exhibition on American and Mesoamerican history was fascinating, informative, and very well curated. There was a great variety of artifacts on display, and each one was beautifully presented with clear explanations that made it easy to appreciate their historical and cultural significance.The exhibition offered a wonderful insight into the civilizations and cultures of the Americas, and I left feeling like I had learned something new. If you're interested in history, archaeology, or simply enjoy seeing beautiful historical objects, I would definitely recommend visiting this exhibition. It was an engaging and worthwhile experience.
Recommend One-Day Shanghai Itinerary for First-Timers
Time | Activity | Highlights |
Good morning! ☀️ | Start your day at Jing’an Temple, stroll down Nanjing West Road, and then treat yourself to a delicious lunch at People’s Square. | Spiritual landmarks and local flavours |
Good afternoon! 🌆 | The Bund → Oriental Pearl Tower → Lujiazui Financial Center | Experience the Iconic Shanghai Skyline |
Evening 🌃 | Yu Garden after dark | Glowing lanterns, timeless architecture, and that charming old-town atmosphere |
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![Shanghai Film Park + Zhujiajiao Ancient Town [Includes changing into Republic of China era costumes or Hanfu, and a rowboat ride]](https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/1lo2712000e1456cq4881_C_568_320.jpg)
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How to Navigate in Shanghai?
Metro – Fast, clean, and budget-friendly. Fares kick off at just 3 RMB (~0.5AUD)!
Maglev Train – Need to zip over to Pudong Airport in a flash? The Maglev gets you there in just 8 minutes! Tickets are 50 RMB (~10AUD) for a one-way trip or 80 RMB (~16AUD) for a round trip.
Bus - It’s an even more budget-friendly option than the metro, with fares starting at just 2 RMB (~0.4AUD)!
[10% OFF] Top Shanghai Hotel Picks for Your Next Adventure
Shanghai Hotels
5 star
Outstanding11896 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.54km from downtown
I specifically booked this room for a client. The front desk was very helpful and arranged the room and check-in procedures before their arrival, making the check-in process smooth and efficient. The room was clean and quiet, perfect for working and resting. The front desk service was attentive, and the transportation was convenient. The overall arrangements were thoughtful and well-executed, perfectly suiting business travel needs. I will definitely choose this hotel for future business trips.FromSEK 902
Outstanding6456 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.47km from downtown
The Radisson Blu Hotel Shanghai New World is grand and spotless overall, with an unbeatable location. Oliver and Vanida provided gentle and professional service; the check-in process was smooth, and they patiently and thoroughly answered all my travel-related questions. They were friendly and considerate, and their service throughout was very patient. This stay was extremely comfortable and is highly recommended.FromSEK 1,067
Outstanding8323 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.7km from downtown
Facilities: The cleaning staff did a great job; everything is very clean and convenient to use. The bed is super comfortable. The hotel also has a breakfast restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, a Japanese restaurant, and more – the facilities are complete.
Hygiene: The bed, floor, and walls are all very clean and look great.
Service: The front desk staff are responsible, enthusiastic, and have excellent service attitudes. I'm very satisfied, especially with the robot that delivers takeout to your room – it's really fun!
Environment: The hotel is very clean overall, and there's a pleasant aroma in the lobby that smells very comfortable.FromSEK 1,692
Very Good5248 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|1.78km from downtown
I stayed at the Garden Hotel again during the May Golden Week holiday to watch the Longines Global Champions Tour in Shanghai.
My first stay at the Garden Hotel was 30 years ago. The marble in the lobby, the Rose restaurant, and the small mosaic tiles in the corridors still maintain their grand and elegant style. That's why I always come back to this familiar place whenever I return to China.
It was a family member's birthday on the day we checked in, and the hotel gave us a box of rich chocolates. I was truly touched by the hotel's thoughtfulness, it made us very happy!
**Facilities**: The TOTO toilet at the Garden Hotel is my favorite because of its washlet function, making going to the restroom so comfortable! The depth and length of the bathtub are also perfect for me. The slippers are very thick and durable; I always feel reluctant to throw them away when checking out. I even take the used slippers with me to wear on planes or high-speed trains.
**Hygiene**: The hygiene details are impeccable. The towels are soft and comfortable, with dense loops, making them very reassuring to use on the skin.
**Environment**: The hotel has its own garden, where you can enjoy a rare tranquility in the city of Shanghai during a morning stroll! Just one traffic light to the left of the hotel entrance, there are many small bars and restaurants! There are even two Michelin-starred restaurants! It's definitely worth a walk and exploring.
**Service**: I bought many things online, and they were delivered to the hotel in batches. The concierge meticulously recorded everything and delivered them to our room! When we left, the concierge helped put our luggage in the car trunk, opened and closed the doors, and politely bid us farewell.
**Welcome Package**: We received canned drinks and snacks, which was a nice surprise!FromSEK 942
Outstanding10541 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.4km from downtown
My stay at the Pullman Jing An was a delightful surprise! The hotel offers a peaceful retreat amidst the city bustle, with a grand and comfortable ambiance. Every corner of the room was meticulously clean. The bedding and bathroom facilities were excellent and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and attentive, responding quickly to any requests. It's a perfect choice for both business trips and short getaways. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Shanghai.FromSEK 868
Business travel
Outstanding11944 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.73km from downtown
I recently stayed at Yitel Premium and absolutely loved it! The location is amazing—right in the heart of the pedestrian street, so it's super convenient to walk anywhere. It's also really close to a famous Xiaolongbao restaurant, and DiDi drivers can pick you up right in front of the hotel.
The hotel itself is very clean, and housekeeping did a great job cleaning my room every single day. The best part was that my stay coincided with my birthday, and the staff was so sweet to upgrade my room for free! The service here is top-notch. I also loved the complimentary tea and coffee in the lobby, and the free washing machine was a huge plus.
The only minor things were a slight cigarette smell that probably came through the AC vents, which was understandable. However, the only real downside was that my room faced the main road, so the traffic noise was quite loud. Overall, it was a wonderful stay and I highly recommend it!FromSEK 769
Good2553 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.85km from downtown
I stayed at this hotel back when it was still the Kempinski and always had a pleasant experience. This time, under the new IHG Vignette Collection branding, the stay fell far short of expectations.
Upon arrival, there was no one outside to assist with luggage. Staff members only rushed out after they saw me already pulling my bags from the car myself. The check-in process was noticeably slower, and I wasn’t offered an upgrade — which used to be a regular, appreciated gesture during my previous stays. I was given one of the smallest rooms I’ve ever had in this hotel.
The room itself had several issues. The microwave didn’t work at all, so I couldn’t heat up the takeaway I’d brought. The bedroom TV remote wasn’t responsive; I struggled with it for a long time and eventually just managed to turn the TV off, but not control it. The worst part was the noise from the room above — constant, disruptive sounds that went on until well past midnight, severely affecting my sleep. I did call reception about it, but the noise continued.
Checkout felt impersonal and rushed. No one asked how my stay was. I simply handed over my room key and that was it. When my pre-ordered car had trouble finding the hotel entrance, I handed the phone to a staff member expecting them to guide the driver. Instead, he simply found out where the car was parked, handed the phone back, and left me to drag my luggage there on my own.
The only positive is the central location, which remains excellent. But for service, room comfort, and attention to detail, this was a letdown. I hope they can bring back the standards they used to have.FromSEK 1,580
Excellent9321 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.73km from downtown
The service was exceptionally thoughtful, and the front desk staff were very well organized. The complimentary travel photoshoot turned out great, offering excellent value for money. The location is also superb, being close to Yu Garden and the Bund. Truly five-star service. Highly recommended. The breakfast had a great variety too.FromSEK 1,196
8617 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|2.55km from downtown
I’m so glad I chose the Mehood Elegant Hotel. It was the perfect location — close to everything, not too crowded, yet not too remote either. I traveled solo with my 14-month-old toddler, and he was absolutely spoiled by all the hotel staff. Everyone treated us with so much kindness and care.
Jerry checked us in and out and even gave me a cute fridge magnet. The breakfast was delicious with so many options to choose from, the rooms were cleaned daily, and bottled water was always replenished.
Xiao Jun also took great care of us, and Yinhe Juan felt like an auntie to us. We looked forward to seeing them every morning at breakfast. They all made my stay feel so warm and welcoming — truly like a home away from home.
I’m incredibly grateful for their hospitality, and if I ever find myself back in Shanghai again, I’ll definitely be booking Mehood.
PS: the view from my room was incredible!FromSEK 1,133
Good3785 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.27km from downtown
I’ve stayed here for the second time ( first was before Covid lockdown) in January 2020, both times I got an upgrade to the Pearl tower and bund view!!! This time i. May because I needed to be closer to the vfs consulate embassy service for an appointment ( roughly 10 min slow walk)
Thank you so much.
The room is neat and tidy, and the front desk service is excellent, I called to get toothbrush & toothpaste and they responded in a couple of minutes.
The shower is a little worn out but clean and the view out of the bathroom is spectacular.
I ordered room service dinner because I am on a diet and the dumplings were so yummy.
The hotel is beautiful and smells really good.FromSEK 1,399
Breakfast
Outstanding10441 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|35.83km from downtown
The Sapphire Room is definitely a lot better than the Ruby Room.
Brought my family here for lunch on a weekend. The ambiance is great, quite elegant and quiet. We arrived early, so there weren't many people around.
The dishes have a nice fusion cuisine touch.
The Roasted Pigeon: The skin was incredibly crispy, clearly freshly roasted, much crispier than what you usually find elsewhere. The skin alone was amazing.
The Snow Pea and Honey Pepper Beef Cubes: The snow peas were the star, truly glistening. The beef cubes were well-done but very tender.
The Rich Chicken Broth with Bamboo Shoots and Old Tofu: This local specialty old tofu was quite unique.
The Seafood Poached Rice: Very fresh, packed with ingredients, and hearty.FromSEK 2,185
Very Good2520 Reviews
Wujiaochang Commercial Area Shanghai|9.08km from downtown
The hotel's location is excellent, and cleanliness wasn't an issue.
However, the facilities had some significant drawbacks. The bathroom door was very problematic; the toilet and shower shared the same glass door, which was extremely difficult to slide and very inconvenient (as shown in the picture). There were too few power outlets, making charging devices a hassle. The light switches weren't clearly marked, and the night light shone directly into your eyes.
Regarding service, the younger male front desk staff member was rude and unprofessional. When I checked in, I wasn't the only guest, and he was impatient and impolite with everyone, not using any basic pleasantries. He also didn't inform me about any of the hotel's facilities; I had to find the laundry room myself later. At one point, a hotel call came in to the female staff member opposite him. She wasn't sure about the situation, hung up, and then asked the male staff member, who directly mocked the guest who had called for inquiries – that was completely out of line. He also made a point of pretending to be busy with other things (even though guests could see his screen and he clearly wasn't busy) before grudgingly responding to guest requests.
Although the hotel's physical amenities aren't a major issue, I will not be staying here again due to the service attitude. Being next to a university, I'm sure they won't miss one guest.FromSEK 771
Outstanding549 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|15.59km from downtown
The Jiayu Hotel is right next to Jiaxuan, essentially two types of accommodations under one brand. Jiayu is more like an apartment-style hotel, which is a great option if you're traveling with children or elderly family members. You can choose a suite with a kitchen, complete with an induction cooktop, range hood, and dishwasher.FromSEK 894
Very Good1664 Reviews
Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center Shanghai|12.35km from downtown
My overall experience with the business I conducted at this location was incredibly pleasant, and I absolutely have to commend Audrey, the front desk staff member. Her thorough and thoughtful service throughout left a deep impression on me, and I'm writing this review to express my gratitude.
As soon as I walked through the door, the front desk staff immediately stood up and greeted me warmly. Her tone was gentle and friendly, and she maintained a sincere smile, instantly easing any awkwardness I felt as a first-time visitor. I hadn't brought all the necessary documents with me and had many questions about the process, required materials, and fee standards. I was worried it would take a long time and that the staff might become impatient, but she was incredibly patient throughout, without a hint of perfunctoriness or laxity.
She clearly explained each step of the process item by item. For technical terms I didn't understand, she rephrased them in easy-to-understand language and explained them repeatedly. Thoughtfully, she took out a pen and paper, wrote down a detailed list of materials I needed to provide, and noted important considerations for each item, saving me from making multiple trips. While I was waiting for the procedures to be processed, she saw me standing and proactively guided me to the seating area, even offering me drinking water. Her attentiveness was evident in every detail.
When handling the business, she was skilled and efficient, verifying information carefully and meticulously. She double-checked every detail with me to prevent any errors. Midway through, I added several additional questions related to various different services, and she answered each one in detail, proactively informing me about related benefits and precautions, showing incredible thoughtfulness.
Throughout our entire interaction, her demeanor was appropriate, polite, and humble, and her speaking pace was just right. She showed empathy for the customer's difficulties and displayed no impatience or perfunctoriness. Her professionalism and service awareness were impeccable. It's precisely because of such a diligent, responsible, and thoughtful front desk employee that the overall image of the establishment has been greatly enhanced, making my entire process smooth and worry-free.
Such excellent service deserves high praise. If any friends or family have similar needs in the future, I will definitely recommend this establishment, and I hope the store will generously reward this dedicated staff member!FromSEK 371
Excellent1938 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|8.21km from downtown
I've found a real gem in this modern tower. The hotel occupies floors 15 to 18, and the reception is a 10/10 – the staff are super friendly, they offer coffee, tea, and little pastries, and there's also a very comfortable coworking area.
The rooms are like a small studio with a kitchenette: microwave, washing machine, dryer, a full-size fridge, and plenty of closet space. The bed and pillows are extremely comfortable, and the shower… wow! The water pressure is amazing, absolutely wonderful. The door is floor-to-ceiling, so steam from long showers doesn't escape into the rest of the room. The sink area is a bit small, but it's fine for one or two people. Special mention: the magnifying mirror and the Japanese toilet – a real luxury that I really appreciated.
We were so comfortable that we ended up extending our stay by 3 more days.
The only downside: the metro is about 1 km away, maybe a bit more. But the value for money is so good that what you save on the hotel easily covers a taxi ride. From now on, this will be my go-to place in Shanghai.
Highly recommended. I'll definitely be back.FromSEK 546
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