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Ji Hotel (Shanghai University Hutai Road Hotel)
4.8/5719 Reviews

Ji Hotel (Shanghai University Hutai Road Hotel)

Gucun Park Area Shanghai|0.36km from Nanjinglu Shang Haobalian Shiji Exhibition hall
Spiders are almost ubiquitous, they can use the wind to find a suitable networking site, the network will lose stickiness after a period of time, so they have to often replace the networking site, re-weave new nets, so long not cleaned, or abandoned houses are full of spider webs. I hate cobwebs. I think everyone knows very well. Sometimes I encounter spider webs when I walk, whether it is floating on the body or floating on the face. So it is very uncomfortable to clean up often, and cleaning the cobwebs in the house is still very necessary. But, in ancient times, there was a emperor who allowed spiders to forage freely in the palace, but did not clean it. When Zhu Yuanxuan was young, the Yuan Dynasty military division would go out: the next noon, the real dragon heaven would appear at the south gate of Fengyang City. So the Yuan emperor sent an army to guard the south gate of Fengyang City. The army division and the officer who led the team said: ”This son is wearing a red robe, feet on black boots, holding a green umbrella, riding a big green horse.” At noon the next day, I saw a child with lotus leaves on his head, bare buttocks, red, two feet of sludge, riding a sugar cane, and jumping out of the south gate of Fengyang City. This man is Zhu Yuanxuan. The officer who led the team saw that he was a little ass child, and he didn't mind it, so he let it go. After a while, the sergeant came to ask the officer if there was such a characteristic person out of the city, the officer replied that there was such a look of a child out of the city, the sergeant said, ”This is the person.” So, immediately ordered the officer to chase the cavalry, Zhu Yuanxuan saw the dust behind, Scared to rush into an abandoned dirt house on the side of the road to avoid, the house is full of spider webs, Zhu Yuanxuan went in to avoid, the big and small spiders immediately ran out to spit the web, waiting for the Yuan army to arrive to find the spider web in the house has been densely knotted, there is no doubt that someone is hiding, and chased along the road. Zhu Yuanxuan escaped this attack again. Later, Zhu Yuanxuan made the emperor and allowed the spider to forage freely in the palace, without cleaning it.

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Ji Hotel (Shanghai University Hutai Road Hotel)
4.8/5719 Reviews
Gucun Park Area
Spiders are almost ubiquitous, they can use the wind to find a suitable networking site, the network will lose stickiness after a period of time, so they have to often replace the networking site, re-weave new nets, so long not cleaned, or abandoned houses are full of spider webs. I hate cobwebs. I think everyone knows very well. Sometimes I encounter spider webs when I walk, whether it is floating on the body or floating on the face. So it is very uncomfortable to clean up often, and cleaning the cobwebs in the house is still very necessary. But, in ancient times, there was a emperor who allowed spiders to forage freely in the palace, but did not clean it. When Zhu Yuanxuan was young, the Yuan Dynasty military division would go out: the next noon, the real dragon heaven would appear at the south gate of Fengyang City. So the Yuan emperor sent an army to guard the south gate of Fengyang City. The army division and the officer who led the team said: ”This son is wearing a red robe, feet on black boots, holding a green umbrella, riding a big green horse.” At noon the next day, I saw a child with lotus leaves on his head, bare buttocks, red, two feet of sludge, riding a sugar cane, and jumping out of the south gate of Fengyang City. This man is Zhu Yuanxuan. The officer who led the team saw that he was a little ass child, and he didn't mind it, so he let it go. After a while, the sergeant came to ask the officer if there was such a characteristic person out of the city, the officer replied that there was such a look of a child out of the city, the sergeant said, ”This is the person.” So, immediately ordered the officer to chase the cavalry, Zhu Yuanxuan saw the dust behind, Scared to rush into an abandoned dirt house on the side of the road to avoid, the house is full of spider webs, Zhu Yuanxuan went in to avoid, the big and small spiders immediately ran out to spit the web, waiting for the Yuan army to arrive to find the spider web in the house has been densely knotted, there is no doubt that someone is hiding, and chased along the road. Zhu Yuanxuan escaped this attack again. Later, Zhu Yuanxuan made the emperor and allowed the spider to forage freely in the palace, without cleaning it.
Hi Inn (Shanghai University Hutai Road)
4.4/5290 Reviews
Gucun Park Area
The geographical position is superior, it is very convenient from the bus station, not far from the subway station, the surrounding facilities are complete, there are food and shopping, the hotel is clean and clean, the environment is good, and the service attitude is good. Stay in this hotel next time!
7-day Hotel (Shanghai University)
4.3/5190 Reviews
Gucun Park Area
Hotel location is very good, parking is convenient, the room is clean and the facilities are very new, there are many restaurants next to it, the taste is also very good, it is recommended! Room facilities forgot to take photos, very new! The bedding is also very clean
Jintu Hotel(Shanghai University)
4.5/5177 Reviews
Gucun Park Area
The room is clean and tidy, the health is very good, the air-conditioning TV is all, the wireless network signal is very strong, each room is independent network, the place is quite big, the parking lot is large, the surrounding food is available, especially convenient, the most important thing is that the front desk lady service thief warm service attitude is very good, I will come to live often in the future, 🥰
LEO2003公寓(鄂爾多斯路分店)
4.7/51 Reviews
Gucun Park Area
The room is consistent with the description, and the surrounding supermarket convenience store restaurants meet daily needs and are very satisfied with this journey. Recommended recommendation. The landlord communicated very well and liked it.
Jinjiang Inn (Shanghai Changzhong Road Subway Station)
4.5/5317 Reviews
Gucun Park Area
The room conditions are very good, check in at 4 in the morning, there is a master to direct the parking space The only downside is that when you check in, you should register after 6 o'clock, and the result is 4 o'clock. I originally planned to check out the next afternoon, but the result was that I would check out at noon that day. In order to save money, I didn't renew it. It is recommended that when registering in the future, you can remind me first, even if you wait for two hours, it doesn't matter, otherwise it will be very passive.

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