ruibo Hotels in Shanghai

Although the sparrow is small and complete, the room is clean, the facilities are OK, and there are disposable bath towels! Wi-Fi speed is also fast! Convenient transportation, turn right out of the hotel and walk a few steps to the subway station, there are many dining shops downstairs! The front desk ladies are very good! Also help late check-out for free! Great!

This stay was very satisfying! The room was spacious and bright, the decoration style was stylish and simple, the mattress was moderately soft and hard, and I had a good night's sleep. The bathroom was clean and tidy, and the hot water was sufficient and stable. The staff was friendly and the service details were very heartwarming. The hotel is in a great location, a 2-minute walk to the subway station, without having to cross the road, and it is very convenient to eat and shop around. There is also a braised beef noodle restaurant downstairs, which tastes great. The hotel is very cost-effective and I will definitely stay again! I was in a hurry to catch the plane and didn't have time to take pictures.

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My experience at this hotel was excellent. I arrived around 2-3 AM, and it was very late and dark. I called the front desk for directions, feeling a bit scared due to the darkness. The staff noticed the concern in my voice and immediately reassured me, asking me to wait right where I was for a couple of minutes, as they would come down to pick me up. So I waited, and shortly after, a young man came over and asked if I was checking into the hotel. I nodded. He then led the way, thoughtfully using his flashlight to light my path and even helped me with my luggage. Once in the lobby, he also brought me some water, allowing me to settle down a bit. Check-in was quick, and his service was outstanding. The room itself was quite good. I showered and quickly fell asleep; it was very quiet. The next day, the front desk staff, considering my late arrival, kindly offered me a complimentary late check-out until 2 PM, though I declined as it wasn't necessary. That day, I had originally planned to photograph the morning light at Wukang Building, so I woke up around 6 AM to catch the subway. Only after exiting the station did I realize my navigation had led me astray. I spent forty minutes wandering around the old villa district. By the time I finally found the place, the morning sun was already hidden by clouds, and the building was obstructed by construction scaffolding, filling my lens with messy steel pipes. At lunchtime, eager to try some shengjian bao (pan-fried buns), I found a highly-rated old establishment based on online reviews. After queuing for half an hour, when it was finally my turn, I was told the shengjian bao were sold out, and only cold guotie (potstickers) were left. Reluctantly, I ordered a portion. Upon biting into them, I found the meat filling tasted fishy. I called over a staff member, who, without even looking up, retorted, ”This is how they taste. If you don't like it, don't buy it!” In the afternoon, I went to Yu Garden, and just as I pulled out my camera, an auntie wearing a red armband stopped me, declaring that photography was not allowed there. I pointed to other tourists around me who were constantly taking photos with their phones, but she stubbornly insisted, ”They are them, but you cannot.” During the argument, the ice cream in my hand melted all over the ground, splashing and dirtying my new white skirt. That day, Shanghai's famed elegance and prosperity became a blurred backdrop, leaving behind only a series of mishaps and frustrations.

A decent and clean hotel with many choices of food within walking distance. Light hint of smoke although I requested for a smoke-free room. Will consider staying here again.

During my recent event at the Shanghai International Convention and Exhibition Center, I chose Home Inn Baiyun as my place to stay. The overall experience was quite good. The location of the hotel is excellent, close to the convention and exhibition center, which greatly facilitates my travel. The interior decoration of the room is simple and generous, the facilities are complete, the beds are comfortable, and the environment is good for rest. The service staff is enthusiastic and responsive, and both check-in and answer questions are very professional.

I chose this store when I was on a business trip before. After this renovation, the style has changed drastically and the quality has been raised to a higher level. Take-out is delivered by robots, and there is an elevator upstairs so I don't have to walk up the stairs 😂 There is also a dedicated laundry room with a dryer and ironing machine, which is very user-friendly for people like me who are on business trips. There is also a lounge area in the lobby, where you can have breakfast in the morning or sit down while waiting for the bus. All in all, very satisfied. Will continue to support

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The room is clean and tidy. The price/performance ratio is very high. It is very close to the convention center. There are many restaurants nearby. There is also a small shopping mall called Shishang Tiandi. There are also delicious restaurants. The front desk service is pretty good. The lady is very gentle. Will stay again in the future

The sanitation service in the room was good. The takeaways were delivered by robots. The front desk was also ok. It was very dark even with all the lights on. The toilet in the bathroom could not be flushed after using the toilet two or three times. The pillows on the bed were low and soft. I had a stiff neck after sleeping for three days. The front desk said there were no higher pillows. The location was good, about ten minutes walk from the subway station. Overall, it was average.