Shanghai Suning Universal Courtyard Check-in Experience

This time, I wanted to find a hotel to escape the summer heat with my parents for the weekend, so I specifically chose the Shanghai Suning Universal Courtyard Hotel. The hotel's location is relatively quiet amidst the hustle and bustle, about 5 kilometers from Zhongshan Park, which is quite convenient. 🚉Transportation Guide: There is no subway at the hotel entrance, the nearest subway station is Beixinjing Station on Line 2, and it takes about a little over a kilometer to walk after crossing a bridge. If you are going to Zhongshan Park and Yuyuan Road area, taking a taxi actually costs just a little over ten yuan. 🌟Highlights: The hotel's external environment is quite good, with a large lawn, making it very comfortable to walk around. The overall external architectural style is also European-style. 🛏Room Facilities: The room facilities are relatively complete for a Courtyard. This time, we were upgraded to a higher floor but did not experience the executive room. The room has two 1.35-meter large beds, which is very nice. Additionally, the amenities are fairly complete, but there is no bucket for used towels in the bathroom, which makes it a bit messy after use. 🏨Hotel Facilities: We had breakfast and dinner at the hotel. The restaurant's offerings are okay; the noodles are made by a robot, you just need to tap on the electronic screen. The gym is on the basement floor, and the facilities are quite complete, with mineral water available for self-service. The executive lounge is in a building opposite the check-in area, which is a bit inconvenient to access, and the lounge has very little, just drinks and cookies. 📝Tips: Overall, the hotel's cost-performance ratio is quite good. It may not be stunning, but it is acceptable. The treatment for Marriott Platinum and above members is average, possibly because there are too many Platinum members now.