Facilities: The hotel is well-equipped with all the hardware you could need, including a refrigerator, washing machine, and wardrobe. The bathroom features a completely separate sink, shower, and toilet. We didn't choose a street-facing room, so we had a small balcony. In Shanghai's hot and humid summer, having a washing machine and a balcony to dry clothes is absolutely perfect. The room also came with complimentary bottled water, Coke, Sprite, tea, and coffee. The kettle even has a built-in keep-warm function, which is a great touch.
Cleanliness: The room was quite clean, and staff would ask daily if we needed it tidied up.
Environment: The hotel is located on Huanghe Road, not far from the Bund. Nearby, you'll find New World City and Shimao Plaza for shopping. Since 'Blossoms Shanghai' became popular, Huanghe Road has been very lively, making dining extremely convenient. This street boasts a variety of delicious food, bubble tea shops, fruit stores, and authentic Shanghai local cuisine. At the end of the street, there's a 24-hour convenience store, a photo spot from 'Blossoms Shanghai,' and the International Hotel's Fan Sheng Bakery which always has a queue. If you're sensitive to noise or cooking smells, avoid street-facing rooms. You can opt for rooms facing the residential area at the back. When you open the balcony door, the old Shanghai-style alley houses with their red roofs are incredibly charming.
Service: The front desk staff, one man and one woman, were quick to answer any questions we had. The service was excellent, and I'll definitely choose this place again when I return to Shanghai.
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