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Shanghai Yaoting Lingju (Nanjing west rd branch)
4.6/59 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road
The room is very neat and clean, with modern decoration, which is in sharp contrast to the feeling of the old bungalow outside, making it feel like you are in an illusion. The location is very good. Just walking from the alley is the subway station and Zhangyuan. It is also very close to Huaihai Road and Nanjing Road. The transportation is very convenient.
Shanghai Kuke Zhishang Hotel (Nanjing West Road Subway Station Store)
4.3/5861 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road
The lady at the front desk was very nice. It was originally the cheapest room with a 1.2-meter bed on the corner of the market and was very noisy upstairs, but it was upgraded to a quiet room with a 1.5-meter bed in the middle for free. Suitable for a temporary stay for one night on a business trip, close to the subway station. Although the room is small and the corridor is not very soundproofed, it is fully equipped and very affordable. The Xiaotaoyuan breakfast shop next to the hotel is good and has everything to eat.
Longchen Holiday Hotel (Shanghai Jiangsu Road Subway Station)
4.4/552 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road
Traveling and living in the hotel is very convenient. Although the facilities cannot be compared with star-rated hotels, the service staff are still very dedicated, especially the front desk, who treat people warmly and warmly. I give it five stars
楊毛同學公寓(愚園路分店)
4.7/51 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road
The room facilities are very new, the location is very good, the traffic next to it is very convenient, there are several shopping malls next door, it is convenient to eat and buy things, you can go to the cafe in Zhang Ailing's former residence, the landlord beauty responded quickly, especially satisfied with the washing machine in the room, with drying is very convenient, I will come to live in Shanghai later.
Xinxi Hotel Apartment (Shanghai Tongji Garden)
4.1/52 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road
It is cheaper than renting a house, and the landlord dealt with the problem in a timely manner. The unnecessary electric fan and quilt came to help me take it away after nine o'clock at night. The garbage was also collected every day and the towels and bath towels were replaced. It is more suitable for short stays! !
心寬兩尺六特色民宿(南京西路分店)
4.6/59 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road
The location here is really good, it is very convenient to go anywhere, and there are many places worth visiting around. The room environment is small and the sparrow is complete, and the preparation is very complete. The room is an electronic lock. The landlord will tell you the password before you check in. The reason for choosing this homestay is mainly to see his small balcony, especially the atmosphere, very suitable for breakfast and taking pictures. The first time I lived in this old bungalow, I felt very novel. There was no elevator. I had to carry the box to the third floor. The key was that the stairs were shaking, narrow and dark. There was no light at night. I felt that my grandmother's old house was not so old. But the interior of the room is very satisfactory In addition, if you are a light sleeper, it is recommended not to sleep on the upper floor, because the upper floor is close to the ceiling, the sound insulation is not good, the upstairs Abe walked around 6 o'clock in the morning and it was very loud.

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Shanghai Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Hotel Guide

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Convenient Locations for First-Time Visitors

The Bund: A picturesque waterfront area offering stunning views of the city skyline and iconic landmarks.

Nanjing Road: China's premier shopping street, lined with a plethora of stores, malls, and luxury boutiques.

Xintiandi: A trendy entertainment district with a blend of traditional Shikumen architecture and modern establishments.

Yu Garden: A peaceful retreat showcasing classical Chinese gardens, intricate pavilions, and charming tea houses.

Oriental Pearl Tower: An architectural marvel that provides unparalleled panoramas of Shanghai from its observation decks.

Tianzifang: A labyrinth of narrow alleyways bursting with quirky shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes.

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Shanghai boasts a well-connected transportation system that ensures hassle-free exploration of the city. Upon arrival at Shanghai Pudong International Airport, travelers can conveniently access the city center via the high-speed Maglev train or opt for a taxi service.

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After satiating your appetite, immerse yourself in Shanghai's vibrant nightlife scene. From trendy rooftop bars with awe-inspiring views to lively jazz clubs and traditional tea houses, Shanghai offers an abundance of entertainment options to suit every taste.

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