Hotels in Hengshan Road Area, Shanghai

Location wise, it is perfect. Walk 10 minutes and you found the IAPM high end mall. Also so many food choices! The street next to this hotel have michelin bib gourmand Scallion Noodles place. So convinient. Room wise, it is enough for us. The toothbrush is soft and I have a crazy good night sleep here. The robot for food is also cute! Staffs are helpful. I asked them to keep my huge bags for 2 nights and they were super accomodating. They also help me with my ******* (food delivery app)! Everyone works hard and it shows, even the cleaning ladies.

A week at Ascott Hengshan Road felt like having a home nestled under the shade of plane trees. The apartment-style rooms truly cater to the needs of longer stays—the open kitchen allows for simple cooking, and a washing machine and dryer are fully provided. Spending weekends lounging on the sofa, watching the plane tree leaves sway outside the window, felt so much more comfortable and relaxing than a standard hotel. The location is absolutely superb; Hengshan Road Metro Station is just a three-minute walk downstairs, making it convenient for getting to Jing'an Temple and Xujiahui. In the evening, a stroll to the nearby old villa district, as the streetlights came on and the shadows of the plane trees danced on the red brick walls, created an absolutely enchanting atmosphere. The concierge staff were incredibly thoughtful, even providing a handwritten list of recommended local shops. My only minor suggestion would be for the bedroom curtains to be a bit more blackout. But overall, it's absolutely perfect for anyone wanting to experience Shanghai at a leisurely pace. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit.

The location is excellent, and the garden villa setting is quite charming. There's a quaint cafe and a villa-style restaurant right at the entrance, giving off a very vintage vibe. It seemed like a popular spot for young women to take photos. However, perhaps due to it being an older property, our room had a distinct musty smell. The room was small; if you're traveling with a lot of luggage, I'd highly recommend booking a larger room type, as there wasn't even enough space to properly open our suitcases. The bedside table and walls showed visible signs of mold, which was extremely uncomfortable. I strongly suggest the management addresses this issue. Regarding service: We arrived past 9 PM and couldn't find parking. We called the front desk, and a staff member came out. But after watching us park, she simply vanished, leaving us to search for the reception for quite some time. We were expecting complimentary welcome drinks or restaurant vouchers, but neither was offered nor even mentioned. They didn't even tell us when or where breakfast was served 🥲😂. Breakfast was also very basic. While it was enough to fill us up, it wasn't anything special.

Let's start with the positives. The hotel's location is extremely convenient; it's just a few hundred meters' walk from the subway station, making it easy to get around by both subway and taxi. The surrounding area is full of quiet, charming streets, which made for a very pleasant stay. We spent two days just strolling around the neighborhood and absolutely loved it. Hengshan Road and Wukang Mansion are both within easy walking distance. The room wasn't huge, but it was clean and comfortable. Any issues we encountered during our stay were also resolved quickly and efficiently. The only drawback is that the hotel's two more famous, historic villa buildings were closed for renovation, and we had specifically chosen this hotel for its historical charm.

I had a one-day staycation for National Day. I spent the week before the holiday searching for a hotel and was overwhelmed by the options available in Shanghai. Even the most expensive hotels often have discerning guests who are dissatisfied. I felt anxious after looking so much, so I finally followed my instinct and chose CHAO. I had been to Shanghai Film City many times before, but I hadn't realized there was a hotel behind it. The hotel just opened this year, and the interior is brand new. Inspired by the film ”Seventy-Two Tenants,” it has 72 rooms, each simply named with numbers. This led to numbers like 14, 44, and 13, which are often considered auspicious in Chinese and Western folklore. The staff initially assigned me room 13, but I didn't like it. I asked if I could choose the lucky number 28, but was told it wasn't possible because it was a more expensive suite with a significant price difference. I was then assigned room 25, which wasn't a good number either (at least it was 25, not 250...), but I didn't want to embarrass the staff, so I agreed. The staff said I could ask for a lucky number card at the front desk before checking out the next day. When I checked out today, no one at the front desk mentioned this, so I gave up. I was quite satisfied with the room itself. There was a takeout stand outside the door, so the staff could bring food upstairs without leaving it on the floor. The 2-meter king-size bed was soft and comfortable, making it a relaxing place to watch a movie. The mini bar had a large bottle of Evian water, and there were drinks like sugary cola, sugar-free cola, sugary soda, sugar-free soda, juice, and oat milk. I hope they'll stock up on milk in the future. I can't get an oat latte, but I love lattes, and seeing the capsule coffee machine, I was disappointed I couldn't make my own. Thankfully, they also had tea capsules, and the hot Lanxiang oolong I made with the machine was delicious and perfectly heated. The welcome dessert was spotless; the korma, nut tart, and snowflake crisps were all delicious. The bathroom, shower, and bath were separated, and the toilet temperature, showerhead water flow, and bathroom drainage were all impeccable. The only problem was a stubborn black stain on the wall below the sink next to the toilet. I wiped it, and it looked like a mildew stain, not a stain I hadn't cleaned properly. I hope the hotel can find a way to clean it up. The bathroom was fully stocked with amenities. Besides the standard toothbrush, comb, and shower cap, they thoughtfully provided a small bottle of mouthwash, dental floss, and cotton swabs. A housekeeper provided turndown service, setting out cups and slippers, and even gave us two extra bottles of Evian (which came in handy the next day on the City Walk). The semi-buffet breakfast, which lasted until 2 PM, was a key reason I chose CHAO. For those who prefer not to wake up early, brunch is a real relief. There were three all-you-can-eat menus in Chinese, Japanese, and English, each with a perfectly balanced portion and delicious flavor. I highly recommend the Jianbing (Chinese and English)! The restaurant staff was also very helpful, always clearing away empty plates. Due to time constraints, I didn't explore the public areas like the gym or library. We'll see you there someday.

Traveled with friends. The location is excellent, super close to Hengshan Road Metro Station Exit 3, just around the corner. The ambiance is really good, and the service is excellent too. Would definitely stay here again if I have the chance. The only minor downside is that the TV is a bit old, with only a few channels and no screen mirroring functionality.

I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel! It appears to have been recently renovated, as both the public facilities and guest rooms are spotless and very comfortable. They offer self-service laundry facilities, which was incredibly convenient. Its location is excellent, being very close to the metro station, with numerous shopping malls and historical sites all within easy reach. The breakfast truly deserves a special mention – it offered a wide variety of delicious options, and the mini wontons were absolutely outstanding! Highly recommended!

We had amazing 4 night stay at Blackstone. I have been to Shanghai for 30+ times and this stay is the best one! The location is convenient, right in the middle of French Concession. All cool spots are within walking distance and all farther destinations in Puxi are within 10 mins DiDi ride (15-20 RMB) Although breakfast line is small, it is just right what you need. I love the freshly made sunny side up and dumplings. Salad are very fresh. Croissant is phenomenally great. Hotel staff are helpful and very attentive to details — service with warmness. Totally recommend for those who really want to embrace the “real” Shanghai experiences.

The hotel is in a unique location, located on Tai'an Road, in the middle of a group of historical buildings. It is very close to Wukang Road on foot, and you will pass by a very good Shanghai restaurant. Environment: The overall building is a historical building, old but unique, with its own small garden. It was very comfortable to sit downstairs at night in April. Or walk to the nearby streets, which are all great historical buildings. Hygiene: Overall it is okay, but there is a lot of dust under the bed, and there are oil spots on the small sofa fabric, which has room for improvement. Service: There is a refrigerator in the room, and the drinks placed in advance can be enjoyed for free. Small gifts such as foot patches are also given, which is very warm. Although there are not many types of breakfast, the taste is good and it is comfortable to eat.

The inherent luxury of Capella Hotel is a truly profound delight! The standalone villas are elegantly designed, with every decor detail whispering understated luxury, making every corner utterly captivating. With only 55 rooms, privacy is paramount, and the service is incredibly attentive and personalized, making us feel utterly pampered from check-in to check-out. Our kids absolutely loved it here! What truly amazed us was breakfast, served in a Michelin-starred restaurant! The dishes were exquisitely presented, like works of art, and the taste was simply divine – every bite a delightful surprise. This experience is definitely worth revisiting multiple times!