Stayed 8 days in the hotel while visiting family in Shanghai. This "hotel" is definitely a disappointment. Room was large because it's a suite but the use of space was horrible. Bedroom was tiny and we can feel cold air coming through the window at night, which makes it freezing cold at night even with the heat blasting. Never stayed... More

The hotel is well located at a busy street, near to restaurants, many convenient shops around. The only cons are: not near to any shopping mall, and not near to any subway station. The hotel is in between of 2 subway station:- the first is JiangSu station (line number 2), which is about 1km or 15 mins walk, and another... More

It's a reasonable hotel with a good breakfast. Location is good for getting to industrial area. Price is okay, but there is no wifi in rooms which ain't great for iPads. I wouldn't stay here for holidays but for business it's fine. Rooms are "suites" but the actual bedroom is tiny, bed just about fits in.

I stayed here for 5 months whilst working in Shanghai. There are a few long stay people in the hotel but most are there for a few days on business or holidays. The hotel staff are very friendly, especially those on the concierge desk. Whilst not all staff are confident in speaking english they certainly have a good go. Rooms... More

It's OK. Just. The rooms are definitely quite large but the space is utilised extremely inefficiently so it becomes very annoying. Examples: - There are two wardrobes in this room (1808), one in the bedroom where you'd expect but it is triangular (that is both walls inside the cupboard slope inwards) so you can hang about 3 things in it.... More

Well, the first thing you learn when you arrive in the "cubicle" lobby, is that this was never intended to be a hotel, but rather an apartment building. The Reception service was very disappointing, with a "couldn't care less" attitude. There were no directions to the elevators which happened to be at the end of a maze of corridors. The... More

Spent two nights there in July 2012. We got the room for approx. 500CNY/night through a Chinese booking website, room 1820 in the east wing. Negatives: The buildings are clearly converted apartment buildings, which is not a big problem but still affects the overall (i.e. the gas-driven water-heater that makes it hard to keep the water on a medium-warm temperature... More

This is a very inexpensive option, the suite has a queen size bed, a kitchen with stove top, refrigerator, microwave, a livingroom w/ couch, desk with internet, and a large bathroom and even a small balcony to allow outdoor access. The breakfast in the morning is open for 4.5 hours and has a chef to make eggs to order. English... More

We stayed here on two separate occasions, once in May and most recently in June. I notice no real differences between the east and west wings of the hotel. The room was a pleasant surprise, much larger than your standard hotel room with a separate bedroom and living room. The TV in the bedroom is more modern and larger than... More