Shanghai Changning District 5-star Hotels

Overall, the room offered excellent value for money. I really liked the charming retro decor – it's clear a lot of care went into the design. Having a smart toilet, a kitchenette, and a washing machine made it feel very well-equipped for longer stays. The breakfast was a definite highlight; it used high-quality ingredients, offered a great mix of Chinese and Western options, and they even focus on sustainability, which is a nice touch. The staff were also very friendly and provided great service. On the downside, there was a noticeable musty smell in the room, which was quite strong. We also spotted a few minor cleanliness issues, like dirty windows that made it hard to clearly enjoy the view outside. Lastly, the shower pressure was quite weak.

The room was well-appointed and impeccably clean. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, the staff and manager warmly welcomed me and helped with my luggage. A standout feature is their complimentary shuttle service to Disneyland, the airport, and the high-speed rail station. Exploring on my own was also very convenient, with the subway entrance just a short 400-meter walk away. All in all, I felt completely at ease and comfortable, and the hotel had a very upscale feel. I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip!

I was on a business trip to Shanghai during the Qixi Festival. I've always had a great impression of Hilton hotels from my previous stays abroad – their design, quality control, and hygiene are consistently excellent. So, when I saw this newly opened Hilton in the city center nearby, I immediately booked it. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay. As soon as I arrived, the doorman proactively opened the car door and helped with my luggage. The doormen were consistently observant and attentive whenever I entered or exited, providing seamless and unobtrusive service. The lobby had a pleasant fragrance, and the decor had a very 'Shanghai' feel – stylish, grand, and chic, featuring a magnificent spiral staircase and a statue of Venus. Many couples were taking photos in the lobby. I had originally booked a King room, but due to Qixi Festival, the front desk upgraded me to a quieter Twin room on the executive floor, and they also included complimentary breakfast. I had planned to try some local Shanghai breakfast specialties nearby, but I ended up having breakfast at the hotel instead. In addition to the standard Western hotel options, they also offered Shanghai specialties like large wontons, pan-fried dumplings, and savory soy milk. In the morning, there was also a Caucasian chef greeting guests at the entrance, likely from the hotel's Italian restaurant. The breakfast environment was very nice, though it did get a bit crowded sometimes with queues, and the layout for circulation was a bit disorganized. Overall, it was still very good. The room had a very stylish design. It featured a three-way dry/wet separation in the bathroom, and the toilet was a smart toilet with a remote control, which was very convenient. I was pleasantly surprised by the room's layout; where I expected mirrors, there weren't any, and where I didn't expect them, they were placed. This made the entire space feel very open and gave the design a fresh, innovative feel. The window offered city views, and I could see landmarks like Riyueguang Plaza and the Shanghai World Financial Center. It was perfect for watching the clouds drift by and simply unwinding. I made sure to go for a swim, and the pool was also quite good. The hotel's location is excellent, right in a central area. In the evening, I took a stroll to the Wukang Building and walked back along Huashan Road. The entire route was perfect for a city walk. Choosing this hotel for my Shanghai trip was a great decision, and it made my stay very comfortable. Wishing the hotel continued success!

I chose this hotel for my business trip, and the experience far surpassed my expectations – I can't recommend it highly enough! The front desk was incredibly efficient during check-in, completing the entire process in just a few minutes. There was a minor hiccup with my reimbursement invoice, but they promptly resolved it for me, perfectly catering to my business needs. The bedding was comfortably soft, allowing me to quickly relax and fall asleep after a busy workday and wake up refreshed the next morning. The breakfast selection was rich and well-balanced, with hot items consistently available, which saved me a lot of time. The hotel's location is also very convenient, and the restaurant on the second floor serves great food. This hotel will definitely be my top choice for my next business trip to this city!

This was my second stay here, and it was wonderful! The newly opened Aeon Mall is right next door, making dining and strolling incredibly convenient. During check-in, Nana and Bruce at the front desk were exceptionally warm, welcoming, and very helpful, showing excellent attitudes throughout. We were two adults and one child, and although our booking included only one breakfast, they generously provided an additional one for free, which was a really thoughtful gesture. We received a complimentary upgrade to a spacious deluxe room. The room was spotlessly clean, and they even delivered children's toiletries directly to our room – a lovely touch! The breakfast spread was fantastic and plentiful, and our child absolutely loved it! We're already looking forward to our next visit!

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.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! From the moment I arrived, I was warmly welcomed by receptionist Aubrey Jin, who was extremely friendly, careful, and patient. The location is excellent—just a short distance from the train station and Hongqiao International Airport, making it very convenient for travelers. The hotel staff is multilingual, which made communication smooth and easy. My room was spotless, well-maintained, and met high international standards, while also offering a touch of oriental hospitality that made the experience feel both professional and culturally rich. Highly recommended for both business and leisure travelers!

Beautiful hotel. My parents stayed with me this time. staff were super friendly. I have always chosen this hotel when i come to shanghai. It feels comfort able. And it is also quiet in environment. Strongly recommend this hotel.

My friends in China recommended this hotel and told me that she loves it because it’s relatively inexpensive compared to similar hotels in the area. She also stressed that it is a native Chinese brand hotel that it is easier for her to order food and just anything she needs. I was pleasantly surprised by its decor, service, cleanliness and modern amenities. Our room had a nice big tub, huge shower and toilet with bidet. It’s been a while since I visited Japan and I forgot how nice to have a bidet. The breakfast was a nice addition to our stay since it is included. It served both Chinese and American breakfast with some nice local dishes. The decor is modern Chinese Jiangnan style featuring paintings, Calligraphy, and 3-D animation of gold fishes. I enjoyed working out at the gym as well. Super clean and all equipment are easy to use. There is a Pilate room as well. I didn’t have time to enjoy it. The staff are friendly and helpful. Not to mention that I asked for a power cord, it was delivered by a robot. Five star experience! .

My stay at the Radisson Collection Hotel, Yangtze Shanghai was absolutely fantastic! Everything was impeccable – from the cleanliness and ambiance to the service and facilities, truly deserving of a five-star rating. The Executive Deluxe King Room was comfortable and spacious, with excellent quality bedding that ensured a wonderfully restful sleep. The hotel's convenient location offers superb transportation links and comprehensive surrounding amenities. The staff were incredibly warm, attentive, and highly responsive, making me feel truly valued and well-cared for. The lobby immediately stood out; it felt very relaxing, and the decor was quite chic. The hotel gym is also well-equipped, featuring billiards, table tennis, and a swimming pool. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone planning a trip to Shanghai!