Hoteller nær Lujiazui Jingting

"Ingen morgenmad"

"Centralt beliggende hotel. Lidt slidt nogle steder, men der er alt hvad der skal være. Pænt renoveret, så alt i alt en god oplevelse "

"The room was clean every day and the staff very friendly."

"Fint Hotel, god placering. Venlige personale."

"Very nice place with a clear sense of detail. We opted for the Deluxe room — spacious, beautifully decorated, and with a big bathtub and a super-size bed. Breakfast was very Chinese/Asian-oriented, and after a few days we decided to skip it — the coffee was terrible, and simple Western items like cheese or granola were missing. The rest of the buffet looked fine, just not to our taste for the morning. Staff were friendly in a typically Chinese way — not many smiles, but attentive and efficient despite limited English. With translation apps, communication was no problem. The fitness facilities do exist, but as in most hotels, they are quite limited: a few cardio machines, a dual cable tower, a bench, and some medium-range weights. A bar for the tower, and a barbell for chest with weight plates would have been great. Location is excellent — an easy walk to the Bund — and the cute autonomous delivery robot roaming the halls and taking the elevator on it's own is just magnificent. Overall, we were very satisfied. Thank you, Blossom House!"

"Pros: The hotel is in a perfect location, just a short walk from The Bund and Nanjing Road. A great roof terrace bar that adds a significant plus to this hotel. Cons: NO internet in the room at all. I've complained several times to the reception, but limited ability of receptionist who doe not speak well English resulted in no help. I tried to speak with manager as well, but they never arranged that. I was at the reception 3-4 times during my 6-night stay, but nothing changed. They did not help at all. I am still waiting for the manager to reach out to me, but nothing has happened. Another thing - the breakfast setup looks more like 3 star hotel than 5 5-star. I've tried other hotels in Shanghai, and they were more luxurious (seating, the atmosphere, etc) than the Hyatt on the Bund. It is very crowded in the morning and it is a bit dirty with massive production. "