Shanghai Marriott Marquis City Centre

This hotel reminds me a bit of Japanese hotels – the facilities aren't brand new, but they are clean and tidy. The location is excellent, perfect for exploring Nanjing Road. A big shout-out to the breakfast; both the Chinese and Western options were delicious. Also, the service from Aurora was outstanding.

The service was excellent, and I even got a free upgrade. The location is super convenient, perfect for strolling from Nanjing Road all the way to The Bund. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time.

Plenty of staff on hand, and Tony was especially warm, thoughtful, and prompt with his service. The restaurant offers both Western and Chinese cuisine, with a good balance of meat and vegetables. Our room was bright, clean, and tidy. The hotel is conveniently located, making it super easy to go shopping.

The front desk service was incredibly attentive. Check-in was efficient and welcoming, and they proactively provided a super detailed introduction to all the facilities. The gym had a full range of equipment and was clean, making for a perfect workout experience.

The hotel's location is excellent, and Jeffrey at the front desk was very professional. Definitely worth staying here again.

The front desk staff were warm and helpful during check-in and check-out, making for a pleasant experience. The room cards have a sleek design with a matte, non-slip backing that feels good to the touch. We were given two cards, which was convenient for separate entry and exit, and the power-saving card was already inserted in the room, so no extra steps were needed. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, with separate Chinese and Western sections that you could choose from freely. However, the two sections were a bit far apart, requiring a walk back and forth if you wanted to get items from both. We booked an Executive Bund View King Room (on floors 25-30) and were assigned a corner room on the 26th floor. The room was spacious and very clean. The wardrobe had plenty of hangers, easily accommodating four outfits, and there was even space on the left for ironing. However, there were a few drawbacks: a moth flew out from behind the headboard as I approached it, some facilities seemed a bit dated, and the indoor lighting was a bit dim. Additionally, despite being called a “Bund View Room,” the window primarily faced the city, with only a small section near the TV wall offering a view of the Bund and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower. Furthermore, the curtain on the right side was fixed at the top and could only be pulled towards the corner, meaning the section by the TV wall couldn't be opened. To enjoy the Bund night view, I had to walk behind the curtain or manually pull it aside, which made the viewing experience somewhat inconvenient.