Top Hotels Near Hongqiao Golf Club in Shanghai from NZ$60

"Didnt hv breakfast "

"My second time here and the proximity to the Metro a plus for me.. There are few shops nearby, mostly restaurants, but a very helpful pharmacy next door. 15 minute stroll to two malls. I’m fairly sure the room had a small fridge last time but not any longer, despite rooms being advertised with refrigerator. Really helpful staff and will stay again"

"Staff were wonderful during our one-night stay during a busy national holiday: professional, proficient, but also proactively friendly and helpful. Much thanks to Lynda, Tom, Michael, and pretty much everyone we encountered. A very special thanks to Lynable, whose friendly welcome and farewell at check-in and check-out bookended very nice impressions of our brief but very pleasantly memorable stay. Thanks!"

"Good"

"The English was poor. Only some of the staff were able to communicate. The a/c was erratic and other than CNN there was little English speaking western content on TV."

"We stayed for three nights at the Radisson Collection, and overall it was a good experience. We didn’t have breakfast there, but we did have the buffet dinner, which offered all kinds of seafood, sushi, and traditional Chinese food. They also had beef, chicken, lamb, and several salads. The buffet included desserts as well as alcoholic beverages such as wine and beer. For the price, we highly recommend it. Unfortunately, we can’t rate it five stars, as the service still needs improvement for a hotel under the Radisson brand. A lady called Alice, who was in charge of the dinner buffet bookings, was very rude and disrespectful for no apparent reason. Besides that, we had a good experience overall at a reasonable price. The hotel is also close to a nice boulevard full of restaurants, Starbucks, and convenience stores. It’s roughly 30–40 minutes from The Bund with traffic when using DiDi, which is very cheap."

"Courteous staff, high quality room details. "

"This "

"Ubicacion ruidosa, no variedad de comida occidental en restaurantes"