B's Service Apartment Hotel Reviews

come here to have some sightseeing, come stay here, really with bathtub, wow i like it, and big spacious room, come with fridge, washing machine and microwave other amenities. air-conditioning comes with heather, enjoy my stay here, front desk help me to store my luggage after check out, thanks

Strategic location about100 meter away from MRT exit 10, nearby many shopping mall raffle city changing. But a little bit noisy with the train station.

They gave me a new room which was really nice and clean. Bed super comfortable and good smell. Staff was friendly and made me feel welcome I would definitely stay again there.

The room is dated and slippers were not provided.  My sleep was interrupted by noise from the aircon blower and the passing-by train. It proximity to the metro station is really a big plus.

I like the location. Value for money

I've had a long month. I stayed at a hotel in Shenzhen, three in Hong Kong, and two in Shanghai. This place was the best. I was a bit surprised because after I booked, I read some bad reviews about this place. I'm not sure why the reviews were so bad, though. Sure, the metro line nearby is a bit noisy, but in that case, every hotel near line 3/4 will have a bad review. This place was a lot better than that Spacetime Kingtown place that's in the same building. (It was cheaper AND had a refrigerator, too.)

Location is superb, it’s only 5 mins from subway line 2 zhongshan park, exit 10 Under the subway also have connection with mall. There are many shops likes mcdonalds, dairy queen, tesla etc.

It’s Been a very convenient stay easy trip by line 2 to the financial district and city center. It was fun

Service is very easy. If you can’t understand any Chinese language this stay will be very difficult.

Nice place, I’m pretty satisfied. You can hear the train, but if you have one of the higher floor apartments, then you’ll be fine. Totally recommend.

This hotel has a great location right on the central subway line 2 with 100 meters walking from the subway exit. The room had all facilities mentioned yet there was no detergent for the laundry machine. Bed covers as well as towels were clean and dry but noticeably overused. The AC worked properly but the central ventilation system worked horribly. We turned it off after a couple minutes after its usage. It spread all the dust from the central ventilation collector. The reception desk service could be much more efficient. We had a situation. We left our paper bags from our train journey with some desposable (packed and unused) utensils and other personal stuff (a book). The room service for unknown reason decided that those huge accuratly storaged under the table bags are rubbish and threw them. The receptionist found nothing better than call to the service room and gave me a phone to talk to the person who cleaned it. Like it wasn't her concern at all proposing me dealing with hotel service. Nothing was compensated. They just don't give any meaning to it. For that reason that my book that I read in the train with all carefully prepared small and usefull things for the long journey gone the curent rating was given.

The location is great , it’s just a minute walk to line 2 subway station ( Zhongshan park ) . There is an ABC bank, Starbucks , restaurants around. The receptionists don’t speak English , however they can call a manager who speaks English very well. The deposit is 50 yuan which you can get back at the end of your stay ( just don’t lose a receipt ) . Enjoy your stay 😉

Budget hotel. You get what you spend. The location is great nearby subways malls and restaurants. The room was just enough to sleep for a night. Privacy also good but amenities almost zero. The heater worked bad as well.

Close to Zhongshan Park Station, the junction of subway lines 2, 3 and 4. Great location with direct access to major tourist sites, Shanghai South Highway Station, Hongqiao Station, and Hongqiao Pudong Airport. If you take exit 10 at Zhongshan Park Station and cross the road, the building is right in front of you (1 minute, 20m walk). There is a Lawson on the 1st floor and a Family Mart opposite. The entrance to the hotel (and the building itself) is not on the first floor, but on the second floor (there is only the entrance to the parking lot, a ramen shop, and a yakiniku restaurant on the first floor). There are two escalators and stairs to get to the entrance, but one escalator is clearly broken and the other one is sometimes working and sometimes not (it seems to stop at night and on rainy days). I arrived at midnight, so I wandered around for about 20 minutes not knowing where the entrance was. (The stairs leading up to the second floor were deserted, so I only had a few things to do.) (It's dark, so it looks like a ruin) The lobby counter on the second floor handles check-in and check-out for all the hotels in this building. So you have to not only show your passport, but also declare what hotel you are a guest of. A 50 yuan deposit is required for the card key. There are four elevators, but they are old and slow, and they get crowded because delivery riders get on all the time. Also, the delivery riders go directly to the rooms, so security is not good. The rooms are designed like one-room apartments, with a sink and a two-door refrigerator/freezer, and some rooms even have a microwave. There is a washing machine (no detergent) in the bathroom, and an indoor clothes dryer is also provided. In addition to the bed, there is a dining table, dining chairs, and a sofa that seems to be almost never used. There is a separate desk and chair where you can work or study. It seems that this room was originally intended for long-term residents (business travelers). The shower and toilet have no problems with the amount of water, hot water, or temperature. There is a TV, but it is tunerless and seems to be listened to with a LAN-connected tuner unit. I tried various things, but as a Japanese person, I could not figure out how to operate it. The free WIFI has a strong signal, but unfortunately it does not connect to anything Japanese people need, such as Google, X, or LINE. The bed is double, and although the sheets are clean, after sleeping overnight, it feels itchy as if I have been bitten in several places by something (not a mosquito). I couldn't find the culprit, but there may be something there (it's an old building and not cleaned well, so it's not surprising that something has been there). It's an old building, so I'm surprised that the windows are not sealed well. You can hear a lot of outside noise. I stayed on the 21st and 26th floors, but even though we were on fairly high floors, the noise from the elevated train directly below was very audible. Also, the doors were not airtight, so the sounds of sex in the rooms leaked out into the hallway, which was surprising. Couples should be careful (lol). The entire building is non-smoking. There are two large malls, three convenience stores, and countless restaurants nearby, so you won't have any trouble finding food. The location is great, but I'm not sure if I'd come back. It wouldn't be bad if there were no bugs. Overall review: Worth the price. If you want such a good location in the big city of Shanghai, with a clean environment, security, and well-trained employees, you'll probably need to pay at least twice as much. So for this price and location, you'll have to put up with the rest.