Yiju Hotel

The facilities are simple, there is a parking lot outside the window, the water pressure in the bathroom is seriously insufficient, there is only a little water, I got sick when taking a shower at night, alas.

The hotel is in a prime location, very close to Raffles Square and Dragon Dream Plaza. It has a high cost-effectiveness, cheap prices, good front desk service attitude, and is located on the roadside. The store sign is very big.

Very satisfied, the location is very good, very close to the subway entrance, very convenient to the business district, the environment and the overall are very good, suitable for one person or with friends to live, the cost performance is relatively high in all aspects

I came to this hotel after finishing my business in Shanghai. It was already night when I arrived. This hotel is on the roadside. The door is not big and the lobby looks ordinary and has no style. When I checked in, they said they would upgrade me to a room with a large window. Although it was night, they still provide you with thoughtful service👍. But what surprised me after checking in was that I had to climb stairs? My God, climb to the third floor. The corridor of this hotel is very similar to the structure of a small alley in Shanghai. The carpet is a bit black. It is recommended to replace it. There is a terrace on the third floor. There are a lot of clothes outside. Why did I feel so messy when I came up? It feels shabby. It is recommended to close the terrace door so that the corridor will look better. The air conditioner is very hot, which can be added points. The water is a little slow and not so immediate. The overall feeling is a bit poor. Given the geographical location of Shanghai, the hotel is still good value for money. Recommended for young people to stay and exercise. 🤭

When booking, I chose a 1.8-meter bed, which was false advertising! All the beds were 1.5 meters long, which was totally unsuitable for children. It was too late and the children fell asleep again, so there was no way to change. There were many mosquitoes and the hygiene was average. There was no elevator. If you really can't find a suitable one, I don't recommend this hotel.

I forgot to read the reviews when I made the reservation. I almost vomited when I entered the hotel. It smelled so bad. The smell came from the sewers. I told the front desk, but he told me to open the window and blow it out. I spent the whole night in the smell.

We were given the last room when the room was fully booked. It was estimated that no one had stayed there for a while. It smelled bad when we entered. The room rate also went up during holidays. There was no way to deal with the noise in the middle of the night. There was an uncleaned room and they didn't know how to clean it, so we had to move to it temporarily because we had an exam the next day. We couldn't find another hotel to stay in, but fortunately it didn't affect our exam state the next day.

There are restaurants outside the window, garbage everywhere, bad smell, rubbish in the room, just an old Home Inn with a new name, nothing is there, really rubbish

Be sure to avoid lightning! The worst value for money hotel I have ever stayed in on a business trip in Shanghai. 1. There is no hot water for bathing 2. The bedside lamp is damaged 3. The air conditioner does not heat up in the middle of the night 4. The front desk distributes cheap toothbrushes from a hotel in the 160 price range 5. No one answers the call to the front desk. The most important thing is to give feedback to the front desk when checking out. The front desk said "no call was received" and ignored it. Monitoring is available. I have already complained to the platform. Later, the platform intervened and said to go to the front desk to solve the problem at any time. Is the user spending hundreds of dollars to supervise the hotel's maintenance work? Worst experience ever