Top Hotels Near Baoshan Luodian Scenic Resort in Shanghai from NZ$96

"The Hotel doesn't look like the photos. There is no normal hotel entrance, only a small elevator. The first floor is belong to the bank. The hotel is only has two levels. The photo shows which is a high rise. Actually, the above levels are other people's appartment. Terrible experience. There is no parking for a taxi to stop, it is not allow to stop for any car. The room is very small."

"Esoectacular el hotel"

"The property is clean and in a great location, the communication was a bit difficult,"

"Excellent breakfast"

"Hotel was decent, nothing special. Breakfast was ok - not fresh for sure. I was there for 1 week and it was the same everyday, I could tell it wasn't fresh. Only fresh thing was the guy making egg omelette. Surprisingly hardly anybody at the hotel spoke English. Very difficult to communicate, I didn't expect it as you would expect a high end hotel to. I personally wouldn't pay all that money to come here again, would rather pay less/half and go elsewhere. It was my 1st time in China/Shanghai. If I had of known it would be been like that then I would have rather stayed elsewhere and saved some money. As I've mentioned it wasn't anything special."

"Great breakfast and fantastic location. Will stay again if ever back in Shanghai."

"The hotel staffs were extremely helpful and nice! Especially the doormen were super nice with the taxi and handling the luggages. When we called Didi, they talked to the Chinese drivers and explained everything. The hotel was very close to the Yu garden and the metro station."

"Nice hotel, beautiful lobby. Great breakfast and nice rooms. I wish the staff would speak a bit better English. That would help our foreign visitors a lot."

"Excellent location, good breakfast with a lot of options, very clean, attentive and caring staff, excellent concierge support. Within 5 minutes walk to two metro lines and in the heart of the vibrant upscale Xintiandi area, nice walk to parks, and the TianziFang neighborhood and shopping "