The St.Regis on the Bund,Shanghai Reviews

I tried to check in at 2pm, was informed that the room was not ready for at least 1 more hour. Asked the receptionist for a restaurant, and instead of pointing out the ones from the hotel, she sent me to Yu Gardens... Come back after an hour and was informed that I need to wait for another 30 min at least. I was given a voucher for a soft drink, and I headed to the lounge to get this drink, I showed the voucher to lady and she said for me to have a cold tea that I agreed. At 3:35 stand up to get my key and the waitress ask me to pay for the tea, I pointed out that I got a voucher and she said that voucher was not good for cold tea and I need to pay aroung 230RMB for a tea I didn't want at the beginning, I was there just for the absurd waiting time for the room to be ready! I asked the manager, and they said no need and they would take care... Arrived in room 1771, a well-appointed room, tried to make a coffee, and the machine was not working... I called the concierge and informed about the machine, after 5 min a lady call me to offer me a bottle.of wine, that I declined as I don't drink offer fruit and at the end an upgrade to the room, I went to the toilet and left the room at 16:00 as I had a meeting. I arrived at the meeting with sweaty clothes and without taking a shower as I got the room over 90 minutes later... I received the key of the new room before I left, when I come back I tried to use the key but was not active, i headed back to reception to check what happened and they activated but didn't apologise for the mistake. The new room had a view of the Bund, so there was no upgrade of the room itseld was just an upgrade of the view... The hotel is nice, has good amenities, and breakfast is solid, fresh, but not as much choice as compared to Shangri-la Pudong. The pool changing room and showers need better cleaning and mantenience. The people at the reception and at the lounge need better training and level up their English to a better standard, hotel is 5 star, experience is far from it.

Stayed in the last remaining hotel along the bund that I did not. Obviously opulent and luxurious. For someone who now comes of age and having travelled around the world - their hospitality and warmth is overwhelming. Located south of the main intersection, it sees less of the tourist buzz which is great - quiet and serene. Still, it is only 5 mins walk to No. 1 Bund which is start of the entire stretch. Would rate E for it even in TripAdvisor and obviously greatness on this trip.com.

设施：nice 卫生：nice 环境：nice 服务：nice

bella and summer are perfect assistants at the front desk.

I booked the ***** ***** for my wife's birthday and we had an incredible time staying at the hotel. The view of the river and other side was incredible, especially at night when the city lights up. The bed was clean and comfortable, and all amenities (bathtub, bathroom, tea+coffee) were top notch. The room itself was very spacious and a good spot to unwind and relax after busy days touring Shanghai.

The lady at the front desk is very friendly and has answered all my questions and accommodated all my requests. If I remember correctly, her name is Kitty.

kitty nice good!

Kitty nice 好

Beautiful view of Waitan sky cripples. Particularly in the evening with all lights on. Stylish decorated room. Feel wonderful.

Booked this hotel for my family visiting me in Shanghai. The service was excellent, the room was big and extremely comfortable. The breakfast was also great. The view from the room was perfect and its location is good enough, close to Yu Garden metro station and the bund. Excellent option in its price range

Location of the hotel was great, it was near the attraction areas. The view from the hotel was wonderful we could see both the bund and the river ! The hotel breakfast was scrumptious there was wide selection of different cuisines. The interior of the hotel was high technology, clean and very comfortable and relaxing ! The house keeping service was great.

Some of the staffs are nonchalant, far from being a 5 star hotel

Overall a lovely experience, very luxurious. The check-in process was particularly notable—it didn’t feel like many hotels where you stand at a counter to check in, instead your luggage is taken to a counter and you’re seated in armchair while the concierge checked you in. A nice touch! The rooms are extremely spacious, with even the fairly basic room I booked having a seating and dining area. Everything in the room (curtains, lights, AC) is controlled via an iPad, which also felt very nice. The bed was comfy, view of the Bund was stunning both at night and during the day, and the bed was comfy. The added amenities like a Nespresso machine, selection of Chinese teas, and bath salts for the huge circular bathtub were all greatly appreciated. The breakfast had a good variety of Chinese (especially Shanghainese) and western options, mostly on-par with other 5-star hotels in China. Not bad but nothing to make it stand out. My complaints are few, but worth mentioning: 1.) the AC in the room just wasn’t that effective. Even though the weather is cooling down in Shanghai, the room seemed stuffy. I cranked it all the way down to 15 C but still woke up too warm. 2.) I left my room in the evening briefly to grab some takeaway I had ordered and when I returned there was a staff member in my room!! He was placing a plate of fruit on the table (which id lovely and not the reason I’m complaining). I was quite startled and said “hello” in Chinese and looked a bit shocked but he didn’t say a word or apologize and just ran out while staring at me. Perhaps he only speaks Chinese, saw I was a foreigner and thought I couldn’t speak Chinese…not sure. It was definitely a strange encounter.

good location. breakfast quite good but can be better if there are nore varities of food.