Hotels in Baosteel Industrial Park, Shanghai

Extremely satisfied with our choice! We were participating in the cruise port parent-child marathon, and the location was incredibly convenient. The room was decorated warmly and adorably, and the bunk beds were a huge hit with the kids. It was clean, tidy, and well-equipped with amenities for families. The window offered a great view directly overlooking the cruise port! Parking was also very easy.

### An Elegant and Distinguished Stay 🏨✨ My stay at [Example Hotel Name] was absolutely perfect. The hotel was spotlessly clean, and the bedding was incredibly soft and comfortable, ensuring a wonderful night's sleep. The location is superb, very close to the subway station, making travel incredibly convenient. What really stood out was the staff's attitude – they were warm, attentive, and communicated smoothly. Every detail was handled perfectly, making me feel truly at home. Thank you for your thoughtful service; I look forward to my next visit! 🌟

Highly recommended for families with kids, the hotel is very family-friendly! Service: The service was excellent! We, two adults with a 4-year-old, were helped with setting up a spacious sofa bed. They were very thoughtful and even upgraded us to a higher floor! Facilities: The sea view room offered fantastic views of the horizon. The room layout was well-designed, with the toilet, shower, bathtub, and vanity all separated! You can even watch TV while taking a bath! Environment: The hotel's fragrance and air conditioning were pleasant. Downstairs, there's a Shanghai on the Sea outdoor kids' area, and a shopping mall, making it convenient for entertainment and dining! Hygiene: The room was clean!

It happened to be the Dragon Boat Festival, and the hotel's breakfast selection was rich, even specially preparing zongzi (rice dumplings) of various flavors like pork and red bean paste. The restaurant staff, particularly an older lady, had a great service attitude, asking us if we had any favorite flavors. Being away from home, it still felt like coming home, which was wonderful. The hotel was clean and tidy, and amenities like the laundry room and robot service were very convenient for guests. We'll definitely stay at your hotel again next time.

I booked this hotel for a one-night staycation to escape the summer heat. There were definitely some positives. Check-in was quick and easy, the complimentary minibar soft drinks and water were appreciated, the bathroom was decent, and the room itself was clean enough with a large, comfortable bed. The toothbrush kit was nice, along with many disposable extras. Comfortable robes, though not internationally sized. The hotel also delivered my food directly to my room, which was convenient. At under 300 RMB for the night, it was inexpensive, and in many ways, you get what you pay for. After reading that many guests had received room upgrades, I was hopeful, especially since the hotel seemed almost empty. I wasn’t offered one, which is perfectly fine, but I wouldn’t recommend expecting an upgrade. Unfortunately, there were several disappointments. After arriving on a 36°C day, I found the window open, apparently to air out cigarette smoke (smoke was prevalent when walking down the halls) and the air conditioning was turned off. Since I had booked more than 24 hours in advance, I expected the room to be cooled before my arrival, as that’s been standard at most hotels I’ve stayed at in this part of the world during the summer. The lack of a view wasn’t a big issue, but the main reason I booked this hotel was the bathtub. I was happy to see a disposable tub liner provided, but then noticed there was still water left in the tub from a previous guest. That really spoiled the experience. I was planning to take a shower instead, but after noticing mold in the shower and the absence of disposable shower slippers, I decided against it. I paid an extra 10 RMB for English movie channels, which ended up being one of the better parts of the stay since I kept the TV on for most of the evening. Unfortunately, getting any sleep was difficult because of noise from other guests and the air conditioning. I didn’t fall asleep until around 5:00 a.m., causing me to miss the breakfast service, which ran from 7:00 to 10:00. Since I had gone to bed so late, I hoped to sleep until checkout, but the housekeeping staff were talking loudly in the hallway early in the morning. The soundproofing is very poor, especially for noise coming from outside the room. Sleep was also missed due to the “screen” doors in lieu of actual bathroom doors that allowed light to come through from the bathroom. Overall, this wasn’t the worst hotel I’ve stayed in, and for the price there are some things to appreciate. However, the slight cleanliness issues, noise, and lack of attention to guest comfort mean I won’t be staying here again.

We stayed for two nights primarily to catch the drone show and fireworks. The weather was perfect, and the river view was incredibly relaxing. The room had all the amenities you'd expect, and the capsule coffee machine was a nice touch. We appreciated that the bed and sofa could be moved around to suit our needs, and the mattress was just right for our comfort preferences. The hotel front desk staff were very friendly and helpful, especially a young man with thick hair who gave us a detailed overview and assisted us with a safety concern for our child's sleeping arrangements. Of course, the most satisfying part was achieving our main goal for the trip – we thoroughly enjoyed the performance. However, it seemed like a lot of people who weren't staying at the hotel also came to watch, which made it a bit chaotic. Breakfast was just okay. The staff in the dining area were overwhelmed, and the young woman preparing noodles could use a bit more training. We also had dinner at the hotel, and encountered similar issues: it got quite chaotic when it was busy. I've already recommended it to friends because its strengths are really prominent. That said, the drawbacks are also quite noticeable, but thankfully, the service-related improvements are definitely fixable with a bit of effort.

The hotel's exterior looks like a castle, located behind the Jile Tang hot spring in Baoshan. The lobby is grand and very European in style, with high ceilings that make the rooms feel spacious and not at all cramped. The mattress was just right, not too soft or too firm, and I slept very comfortably. The front desk kindly upgraded me to an executive king room free of charge, which was a lovely touch. The only downside is that some of the hotel's switches and facilities are a bit dated. There are no USB plugs, and the light switches are old-fashioned. Also, one side of the shower curtain in the bathroom couldn't be pulled across, which was a minor inconvenience. Apart from that, everything else was excellent, and I would definitely consider staying here again.

This is the 2nd time staying at this hotel. It is perfect location for taking cruise. Shuttle bus is provided to send customers to cruise terminal, be sure to book when check-in. Shower caps and toothbrush all have to request at check-in counter. Breakfast selection is surprisingly good for asian. Walking distance to a mall that have great playground for the children.

Because I pay more attention to hotel hygiene, I compared several hotels before making a reservation. I felt that the decoration and hygiene of this hotel looked good. After checking in, I felt that it was really good, the hygiene was very clean, and the service was very considerate. It is highly recommended. I will come to Shanghai next time. When traveling, I will still choose this hotel.

The hotel's location is excellent, making getting around super convenient. It's quite close to Line 3's Baoyang Road Station, and right next to Baoyang Baolong Plaza, which offers plenty of dining and entertainment options. Plus, there's a Gokurakuyu spa right across the street for some relaxation.