One major complaint - this was the only hotel we stayed in in China that we could not find free internet even in the lobby. If you wanted internet service, you had to purchase it by the day. The rooms were good, the service was good and the location was good. Historic hotel and a little dated but not bad.
Priceline
Booking.com
Booking.com
Expedia.com
Booking.comBooking.comBooking.com
Booking.com
Booking.com
Booking.com
We too, stayed here as a tour group and for that purpose, it was fine. Located only metres from the Nanjing Rd shopping area and easy walking distance to the Bund. Also several adequate restaurants across the street. Rooms are on the small side but comfortable enough. Breakfast costs only RMB30 but it's a meagre offering and best avoided. Great for those on a budget or tour group who want to be close to the action in Shanghai.
We stayed here at the end of a group trip through China. The rooms are tidy and bathroom clean and acceptable. Beds are very hard and lifts can be slow. Staff were able to understand english. No wifi in lobby but rooms have wired internet it seems. They have a business centre, but when I went there the lady surfing the web said no internet hehe! I sat outside in the hall and got free wifi. Very very close to Nanjing Road shopping. Great dumpling house straight across the road. Street food hawkers set up in the late afternoon right at the hotel with some great pork skewers and the noodle guy on the corner is great.
Two and half star hotel but right in the centre of the shopping district of Shanghai. Room was old, but clean and the beds are quite hard. Breakfast in the hotel was very good for the price. 30 yuan per person for banquet breakfast. Very close to the subway which was terrific.
Stayed here for 3 nights and was quite disappointed. The rooms are OK and the location is excellent but it ends there. The staff are so incompetent it's not believable, the breakfast is terrible, no wifi - business centre is expensive. They tried to charge me for extras and fortunately knew they made a mistake. People smoke openly in the reception/dlevator even with signs saying not to. This hotel needs to lift it's game.
WE had a great Chinese meal in the old Jinjiang Hotel. It has a new part and the original hotel. It is full of charm, with elegant decorations, beautifully carved wood interior. Not much english among the staff but we ordered well. Appetizers of cold eggplant, fresh vegetables of the day, and a plate of sliced fish with Chinese sauce. We were tempted with so many dishes but two people can only eat so much. We had a table by the windows overlooking the beautiful gardens below. You were transported back to the days of the French Concession.
