Soho Garden Villa Hotel (Shanghai Jiaotong University Metro Station Flagship)

Excellent service and a prime location. The Western restaurant on the first floor serves delicious food.

Despite the poor soundproofing, I booked this hotel again because of its exterior and elegant surroundings. However, the internet in the room was terrible, making it impossible to stream videos smoothly. Mosquitoes were rampant; I don't know how they maintain the facilities or handle pest control. After three restless nights, I decided to move to another place.

The place is a bit old, but the location is excellent. The room was very small, and the bathroom layout wasn't great. It's probably best for young people who want to experience an old building. The road outside the hotel is really not suitable for guests with several large suitcases. However, the front desk service was excellent.

Immersive living in an old Shanghai 'longtang' (alleyway house), with convenient parking. It's a peaceful oasis amidst the hustle and bustle, situated on a sycamore-lined street where every corner is picturesque. The front desk lady was incredibly gentle and warm, kindly recommending local tips for dining, drinks, and entertainment. Her suggestions were super helpful, saving us time and ensuring we avoided any duds. We received welcome fruits and a lovely little gift that felt very Shanghainese 😍. When we didn't go out, just sitting in the courtyard was pure bliss. The hotel's location is excellent, with Wukang Road just a 10-minute walk away. We're already planning to come back for a few months to experience Shanghai's spring, summer, autumn, and winter…

This hotel has a charming old Shanghai villa vibe. The environment and location are both great; it's just a few minutes' walk to Wukang Building and the subway station.

This was our first time staying at such a beautiful hotel, and its peaceful environment created wonderful memories for my child and me during this trip.

I've been to Shanghai a few times, and before I always stayed around Nanjing Road, Hongqiao, or Disneyland. This time, I wanted to explore the area near Wukang Building, so I booked this hotel, and I absolutely loved it! It's an old Shanghai villa with its own small garden, and there's a cafe and restaurant right in the courtyard, attracting many young people for photos and check-ins. The room even has a mini-fridge stocked with beer, eight-treasure porridge, drinks, coffee, and tea – all complimentary. The hotel restaurant's breakfast is also excellent. The location is superb; the famous Wukang Building is just 200 meters away, and the former residences of Soong Ching-ling and Ba Jin are nearby. There are also many trendy cafes, restaurants, and bars in the vicinity, as well as plenty of interesting small shops to browse and lots of delicious food. The front desk staff was incredibly kind; they even gave me mosquito repellent and a very cute umbrella, and a farewell gift at checkout, which was so heartwarming! I stayed for two nights and had a wonderful time. For anyone visiting Shanghai, I highly recommend staying here; you definitely won't be disappointed.

The room was very clean, and this old villa offers photo opportunities everywhere! The breakfast was also very rich and diverse. Plus, it's right by the Wukang Building. I'll definitely choose this place again next time.