Shanghai Miller Villa Hotel

1) **Service:** Professional and attentive, as it should be. 2) **Ambiance:** Exactly what you'd expect and hope for from an ancient castle – exquisite and thoughtfully designed. 3) **Facilities:** Given it's a castle, you need to appreciate the era it was built and the material limitations of that time. For its period, it was absolutely top-notch. In this progressive age, it evokes a sense of nostalgia and is a delight to behold. 5) **Cleanliness:** Very clean. The complimentary snacks, fruits, and mini-bar drinks in the room were all very well-considered. 6) **Breakfast:** Though small, it's very rich and satisfying – a European-style breakfast that is both refined and abundant. The main draw is enjoying a mix of Western and Chinese breakfast options within this castle, which is more than enough reason to stay here. Overall, I highly recommend this to visitors who want to experience staying in a castle. It's very suitable for children, with a garden and castle treasure hunt, plus adorable cats. May your hotel business flourish. I have no ulterior motives; this is a sincere review, nothing more.

Extremely satisfied with this trip! So many pleasant surprises, it truly exceeded my expectations. The hotel is unique and distinctive, the breakfast was abundant, and the service was excellent. Plus, it felt very secure. I'll definitely choose the Moller Villa again in the future and will recommend it to others.

The architecture and rooms are absolutely stunning! So retro and exquisite, every little detail is beautiful. The bedding is comfortable, and the room service is excellent. They even thoughtfully provided toiletries and slippers for our little one.

The location is fantastic! It's perfect for first-time visitors to Shanghai, right in the heart of the vibrant Julu Road, Changshu Road, and Fuxing Road area. It's easy to get to the historic Julu, Changshu, and Fuxing Roads, and also very convenient for Huaihai Road and Shaanxi Road – ideal for a city walk! The hotel isn't huge, so it's never too crowded and is very quiet. If you have time, it's a great place to relax and enjoy some afternoon tea. The staff are also very enthusiastic; they take care of everything for you and even share the hotel's history. Highly recommended!

As a national key protected heritage site, this place boasts a rich history and unique architecture, imbued with a strong historical atmosphere. The staff were very welcoming and attentive, and the breakfast was incredibly varied. The service had a very Western style to it.

On the first day, the minibar had a good variety of drinks, more than enough for us. Since it was my child's birthday, they even sent up a small cake. The toiletries were miniature L'Occitane bottles, a lovely little detail that really made us happy. We stayed in Building 2, which is a newer addition. The room wasn't huge, but the overall ambiance was the main draw. My child's excitement and cheers when we first walked into the castle were priceless. Breakfast was in Building 1. While the selection wasn't vast, it covered the basics well. The sunlight streaming through the stained-glass windows made breakfast even more enjoyable. At 10 AM, there was a castle tour. The guide, a lovely lady with the surname Shen, was very enthusiastic. The children loved the treasure hunt and passport stamping activity.

It was pretty good overall, even though some of the facilities are a bit old. The breakfast was decent, but the layout was really messy. Items were scattered in three different places, and I only found the coffee and yogurt at the very end. It would be much better if everything was more centralized.