Shanghai Hongkou District Hotels

Just checked out of this esports hotel, and I have to rave about it! The PC setup is top-notch; the graphics card runs games buttery smooth, and the 2K high-refresh-rate monitor makes for an amazing experience. The room was clean and tidy with absolutely no weird smells, and the gaming chair was really comfortable. The internet speed was lightning fast, perfect for playing with friends with zero lag. The front desk staff were super friendly and quick to respond to any issues. This is definitely a hidden gem for gamers – I'll be back!

The hotel has a great environment, it's very close to the Bund, making it convenient for getting around. It's clean and tidy, and the service attitude is excellent.

The room was spotless, tidy, and well-organized, with excellent amenities and high-quality toiletries. There was free TV and the air conditioning kept the room cool. The front desk staff and cleaning ladies were incredibly thoughtful, making it feel like a home away from home. The price was also very reasonable. I've stayed here twice now, and if I'm in the area again, I'll definitely choose this hotel. The experience was fantastic, and I highly recommend it!

After 2 months in China accros multiple hotels, it was definitely my favorite !! The room was really spacious, clean and the intelligent room features were really convenient. The staff was also very helpful and professional ! Finally this is one of the best location in Shanghai, the metro is literally 10m from the hotel and People Square is super close.

Cleanliness, the age of the building, and language barriers are common in China, so you can't travel if you worry about those things! Just having a valid reservation and being able to stay without any problems was enough to increase my satisfaction. Although communication was difficult due to the language barrier from check-in to check-out, the 24-hour open doors and 24-hour staff presence made it worthwhile just for that. I was impressed by the guests' excellent awareness of travel safety. The air conditioning worked well, and the shower was warm. The fact that the place I stayed was in the suburbs meant it was quiet and safe, which was an unexpected bonus. Thanks to that, I grew to love this town and the area around the accommodation.

This hotel offers a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle, nestled in an older residential area of Hongkou. It's a bit of a walk to the subway station, but both bus and subway connections are convenient, making it about a 20-30 minute ride to the city center. While not in the absolute heart of the city, there are plenty of attractions nearby to explore, such as Lu Xun Park, Duolun Road (home to former literary figures), Tian’ai Road, and Hongkou Football Stadium. Further north, Fudan, Tongji, and Shanghai University of Finance and Economics are all within 3-5 kilometers. Essentially, it's still central Shanghai, offering a very comfortable stay. The property has three to five rooms spread across a couple of floors and can accommodate up to 11 people, making it perfect for families to book all rooms when traveling together. You can also cook here, and places like North Bund are easily accessible for a stroll. The place is clean, and the host is very warm and attentive. The rooms are comfortable and have an antique charm, giving you that old Shanghai feel – a truly immersive experience! The price, for Shanghai, is quite reasonable. All in all, it was a great experience and I highly recommend staying here.

I usually choose hotels or guesthouses when traveling, but this time I chose an apartment quite by chance, and I was very satisfied. Since I wanted to stay near Ruihong Taiyang Palace for a day or two, and there were three of us traveling together, we wanted to share a room, but suitable hotels were hard to find. I happened to find Xianghe Apartment, which was renovated in 2020. It has two double beds and can accommodate four people. The facilities and location seemed good, so I booked two nights. The apartment lobby is small and simple; you need a room card to use the elevator, so security is good. The room is large, with a sofa and another row of sofas against the wall, enough for a large family. The apartment doesn't provide disposable toiletries proactively, but they can be delivered if you call. The bedding is clean and comfortable, and it's very quiet at night. The apartment doesn't offer dining, but you can find shopping and dining options near Moon Bay and Taiyang Palace downstairs. Linping subway station is also just a few minutes' walk away, super convenient. This gives me another accommodation option for future trips; I recommend it.

The hotel is very basic. We knew what we were booking, so it's a good value for the money. But it's quite dirty; we saw a cockroach. The walls are stained with dirt, and the renovations are very old. The shower has no curtain or railing; you just wash next to the toilet. One of the towels they gave us had holes in it. The hotel's location is good, just 1.5 blocks from the metro. The hotel itself is located inside a block, and we didn't immediately figure out how to find it because there are no signs and the GPS led us in the wrong direction. The staff was friendly.