Shanghai Changning District Hotels

Overall, the room offered excellent value for money. I really liked the charming retro decor – it's clear a lot of care went into the design. Having a smart toilet, a kitchenette, and a washing machine made it feel very well-equipped for longer stays. The breakfast was a definite highlight; it used high-quality ingredients, offered a great mix of Chinese and Western options, and they even focus on sustainability, which is a nice touch. The staff were also very friendly and provided great service. On the downside, there was a noticeable musty smell in the room, which was quite strong. We also spotted a few minor cleanliness issues, like dirty windows that made it hard to clearly enjoy the view outside. Lastly, the shower pressure was quite weak.

It's been an overall great experience staying at Citadines Songhong Road. Rooms are new and comfy, good location and convenient, though several basic stuff (eg. washing detergent, laundry detergent, utensils etc) have to request from reception instead of available in the rooms.

The room is hygienic, the environment is quiet, the service is not, and there is no need. It is almost the same for renting a homestay in Hong Kong.

My parents stayed here while visiting. The location is close to our apartment while being well connected to the rest of the city by the nearby line 10 Yili Station. They had breakfast every morning and enjoyed it each time.

We absolutely loved our stay at Citadines Shanghai. The room was incredibly spacious and comfortable, feeling like a true home away from home. The bed was so comfortable we slept wonderfully every night, and the bathroom was modern and clean. A special mention must go to the staff, who were consistently kind, welcoming, and incredibly helpful with all our questions. The location is also fantastic, making it easy to explore both the bustling city and quieter, charming neighborhoods. Highly recommended

Exceptional Stay at Heyitang Hongqiao I recently had the pleasure of staying at Heyitang Hongqiao, and it truly exceeded all my expectations. The hotel strikes a perfect balance between modern design and traditional Chinese aesthetics, creating a serene and luxurious atmosphere from the moment you step inside. Its convenient proximity to the Shanghai subway makes it an ideal base for families and tourists alike. A special bonus was the complimentary city tour offered by the hotel, which included highlights like The Bund and Yu Garden—an unexpected and thoughtful touch that added great value to our stay. The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and consistently went above and beyond to ensure we felt comfortable and well cared for. Our room was impressively spacious, spotlessly clean, and equipped with smart features that made everything feel effortless and modern. Overall, Heyitang Hongqiao offers an exceptional experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Shanghai.

Caption by Hyatt Shanghai is a stylish, vibrant hotel that offers great value for its price. The modern design throughout the property feels fresh and welcoming, with thoughtful touches that make the stay comfortable and unique. Compared to other hotels in the area, it’s very reasonably priced without compromising on quality or service. The location is another highlight—set in a lively neighborhood with malls, boutique shops, and lots of charming cafes nearby. It’s easy to explore the area on foot and enjoy everything from local eats to shopping. Overall, it’s a fantastic option for travelers looking for a trendy, affordable stay in a fun part of the city. I’d definitely return on my next trip.

I was on a business trip to Shanghai during the Qixi Festival. I've always had a great impression of Hilton hotels from my previous stays abroad – their design, quality control, and hygiene are consistently excellent. So, when I saw this newly opened Hilton in the city center nearby, I immediately booked it. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay. As soon as I arrived, the doorman proactively opened the car door and helped with my luggage. The doormen were consistently observant and attentive whenever I entered or exited, providing seamless and unobtrusive service. The lobby had a pleasant fragrance, and the decor had a very 'Shanghai' feel – stylish, grand, and chic, featuring a magnificent spiral staircase and a statue of Venus. Many couples were taking photos in the lobby. I had originally booked a King room, but due to Qixi Festival, the front desk upgraded me to a quieter Twin room on the executive floor, and they also included complimentary breakfast. I had planned to try some local Shanghai breakfast specialties nearby, but I ended up having breakfast at the hotel instead. In addition to the standard Western hotel options, they also offered Shanghai specialties like large wontons, pan-fried dumplings, and savory soy milk. In the morning, there was also a Caucasian chef greeting guests at the entrance, likely from the hotel's Italian restaurant. The breakfast environment was very nice, though it did get a bit crowded sometimes with queues, and the layout for circulation was a bit disorganized. Overall, it was still very good. The room had a very stylish design. It featured a three-way dry/wet separation in the bathroom, and the toilet was a smart toilet with a remote control, which was very convenient. I was pleasantly surprised by the room's layout; where I expected mirrors, there weren't any, and where I didn't expect them, they were placed. This made the entire space feel very open and gave the design a fresh, innovative feel. The window offered city views, and I could see landmarks like Riyueguang Plaza and the Shanghai World Financial Center. It was perfect for watching the clouds drift by and simply unwinding. I made sure to go for a swim, and the pool was also quite good. The hotel's location is excellent, right in a central area. In the evening, I took a stroll to the Wukang Building and walked back along Huashan Road. The entire route was perfect for a city walk. Choosing this hotel for my Shanghai trip was a great decision, and it made my stay very comfortable. Wishing the hotel continued success!

For a trip to Shanghai with kids, this hotel is perfectly located right next to Metro Line 2 Songhong Road Station. You can see the hotel as soon as you exit the subway. It's right next to Huiju shopping center, and Lujiazui and Nanjing Road are both on Line 2, making shopping incredibly convenient. We mainly visited Legoland, and the hotel is only two stops away from Hongqiao Station, making transportation very easy. The breakfast was also good. The lovely lady at the front desk gave us a complimentary room upgrade, which was spacious and clean. My child even said they want to stay here again on our next trip to Shanghai!

subway: Line 2: Subway Exit 1 Line 15: Exit 7. It's a bit of a walk from the hotel, but it's quick and safe to walk late at night. front desk: If you can assist with parcel collection and takeout, the front desk staff will notify you. If you do not have a mainland phone number, the front desk will notify you via WeChat. This time I asked them to help send the package, and the service was very good! If you haven't checked in yet, you can send the package here in advance, tell the front desk, and pick up your package from the shelf when you check in. They make a pot of tea every day, and you can bring a thermos to fill it before going out, so you can drink it when you go out. Inside the room: The equipment is very complete, but the disadvantage is that there is no humidifier or air filter or clothes deodorizing spray. When I come back from eating in a restaurant, the clothes are very smelly and they never go away. People who are sensitive to smell can bring their own Housekeeping: Make the bed, replenish water, take off shoes, tissues, change garbage in the room and toilet every day, and change toilet floor mats every day (this is something that many hotels cannot do) The floor aunts will mop the floor every day, and the room will smell good when you go back at night. Other facilities: The gym is 24 hours a day, but I didn't use it, and I don't know about the sauna either. We arrived early that day and were allowed to check in early. Thank you very much. The facilities are actually very complete and there are no problems with allergies or pillows on the bed to sleep on. The only problem was that it was very noisy the night I checked in. I didn’t know where construction was going on, and the house would vibrate. From the construction at night to the morning, it was noisy all night long... Another small disadvantage is that the plug next to the bedside is old-fashioned and can only use USB. The plug in the kitchen is relatively strong. I'm 15cm tall, so the shower head in the bathroom can only be hung back up. It's awkward to wash my hair and apply shower gel. I wish I could have a shorter shower head hanging next to it so it won't spray onto my face. The toilet supplies are very fragrant, and I especially liked the pictures. I want to buy the same ones. If you want to cook your own vegetables, you can take Exit 2 of Line 2. There is a large supermarket there with many vegetables to choose from. The fruits in the underground supermarket at Exit 1 are not delicious. When I left, the front desk also gave me a small gift. The service here is really worth it! There are Bawang Tea Ji, Mixue, Starbucks, coffee shops, shopping malls, supermarkets, and Watsons nearby. It is relatively close to Hongqiao Airport, and it is also very convenient to go to Shanghai West Road Railway Station, and it is also very convenient to transfer to Suzhou!