I specifically chose to stay at The Upper House Shanghai because I saw it offered the Trip.com Black Diamond WOW Privilege. I had originally planned to bring my mother here for her birthday, but she had a last-minute conflict and couldn't make it, so I brought my friend instead.
The hotel’s Black Diamond WOW Privilege was very well prepared: as soon as we opened the door, we saw the Trip.com Black Diamond WOW welcome letter. The Upper House Shanghai's Black Diamond WOW Privilege was clearly outlined, including a complimentary room upgrade, 300 consumption credit, and more!
Hotel service was exceptionally good. Since we received a complimentary room upgrade, the upgraded room needed to be cleaned. Leo, the front desk attendant, proactively invited us to the 3rd floor for complimentary drinks and let us order anything we wanted from the menu. He also informed us that we could check into our original room immediately, or we could wait on the third floor for the upgraded room to be cleaned while enjoying our drinks. He gave us multiple options, which was a very accommodating and efficient service approach.
The hotel's Sui Tang Li restaurant was delicious. The 'Bull Demon King' dish was very filling; the two of us were completely stuffed from the two-person Black Pearl set menu. We couldn't even eat supper afterwards. It was exceptionally tasty. Charles, a waiter, also had a fantastic service attitude and kept introducing us to various dishes. He even prepared extra desserts for us at the end.
I also want to especially thank Alex, the duty manager. Alex personally escorted us to our room and introduced it. His introduction was engaging and knowledgeable, not at all rigid. He also personally helped us inspect the room's cleanliness. The room was truly spotless!
This was my first stay at The Upper House Shanghai and my first experience with the Black Diamond WOW hotel privilege. I sincerely thank Trip.com and all the staff at The Upper House Shanghai for their assistance.
Hotel parking was very convenient. You need to drive to HKRI Taikoo Hui P1, and although it's called P1, it actually seemed to be on basement level three or two. Just keep driving down, and you'll see the P1 sign. After seeing the P1 sign, you'll see the signs for The Upper House Shanghai; just follow them, and it's very convenient.
Thanks again to Leo, the front desk attendant, Alex, the duty manager, Charles, the restaurant waiter, and all the other staff at The Upper House Shanghai on October 6th and 7th.
The hotel is beautiful, facing the large LV flagship store.
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