Jinjiang Metropolo Hotel Classiq, Shanghai, Peoples Square

The decision to book this hotel was due to its very convenient location. The hotel is located in the city center, between the metro station exits. Each of them can be reached on foot in 3-5 minutes. In walking distance, the main shopping street of Shanghai, up to the Bund is a 20-minute walk. On this, all the pluses from staying at this hotel end ... (We arrived at the hotel late at night, and although we booked the room 2 months before when we were driving, our reception was not found at the reception.) The searches continued for 20 minutes, after which the reception staff Offered us to book a room for 1 night. At the same time, they explained that tomorrow our reservation will be found! But for tomorrow the reservation was not found, however we stayed at the hotel for a reserved time. I do not want to look like an old grumpy, but what for then generally there are Bооking. com and Tripdvisor? We were lodged in a small dark room and every morning we were woken by Chinese neighbors who were slamming doors, laughing loudly and talking in the corridor, why is it opposite the door of our room ... To finish with the number I will say that the pillows were terribly uncomfortable ... (((The hotel has a pseudo-French café where you can drink coffee, eat cake and yogurt, but the cost of such a breakfast is several times greater than in a cafe near the hotel. We were also very upset by the reception staff, who could not solve any of our problems or answer the questions. I do not speak English very well myself, but in the language spoken by the reception staff is not exactly English!) They carefully listen to your question, then talk to each other in Chinese, and then they say something to you in English, as they think ... And they absolutely do not know their city!!! Absolutely! All the sights of Shanghai I seek through the Internet. By the way, wi-fi in the hotel disgusting !! It is almost not in the room, the connection was constantly interrupted, and when you addressed to the reception staff, what I wrote earlier started - serious people - talking among themselves in Chinese - the problem does not dare. One example as an illustration. Earlier on the embankment of the Bund, fireworks were staged with the onset of the New Year. A few years ago there was a crush and many people suffered, after which the salute was canceled. The whole of Shanghai and the hotel staff know about it. But when we left the hotel on December 31 to go to the Bund embankment, we were told that the salute would not be simply not said, in the result we just took a night walk to the embankment and back ... Shanghai is a wonderful and interesting city, my wife and I liked it very much, but if we come here again, we definitely will not stay at this hotel. As usual, I apologize for my English language, which is not for me native and I express great gratitude to Google translator for help in writing this post!)

A great hotel at an even better price. Can't beat the location - the Bund in one direction, Yu Gardens in the other. Dashije metro stop is right around the corner - choose the Ninghai Road Exit. Service was great. AC worked great. Room came with a Keurig style coffee maker. The hotel is located in the former YMCA, so the entrance is a little different. I liked the historical aspect of the building. Booked in a corner room on 7th floor...overlooking the intersection below. Some street noise, performers, etc, but by 10:30 its just a normal street intersection (with big screen advertisements). Did not opt for breakfast - too many good and cheap options within walking distance.

Everyone cringed when I told them I stayed at this YMCA. It's located right next to the trains. So convenient to restaurants and shops. English spoke at front desk. Lobby is located on second floor. Had no problems getting a taxi. I did have problems on the first night. Woke up in the morning with bug bites. Showed and requested that my rooms be changed. When I returned late morning , they upgraded me to another room and send us a bowl of fruits. We stayed only 3 nights. Can't beat location.

could u imagine a hotel that doesn't provide ac during april! could u imagine the frontdesk would not tell you ac is not on while you check in! this hotel will not turn on ac until mid summer, they will procide u with an electric fan if u cannot stand the heat and only if stock last! poor !! poor!!!

Choosing a neighborhood BEFORE visiting a city is always a gamble . This time I gambled right . The hotel is right on a subway line 8 DASHIJIE and only one stop from People's Square . You can actually walk to the Xintiandi or to the Yuyuan garden and the old town - or East Nanjin Road - or the Bund if you have better feet than I have . The room was spacious , the bathroom as well , the staff friendly and helpful , most of them speaking excellent English . Breakfast is not worth it . Eggs , beans and bacon are cold and due to reconstruction in the restaurant - served in a stuffy , hot and windowless room . Maybe the quality will be better then the works are finished.

The hotel locate in the very center of town with subway station right beside. Easy Access by both subway and cab, more over it is not too far from Shanghai Railway Station. The room is neat and clean, good renovation of the old antique building. The breakfast is very disappointed, low quality and very few varieties. The street right behind the hotel offers many good traditional breakfast.

great rooms but a little hot. We visited in December 2016 so it wad cold but we had no way of turning down heat in room. Breakfast was good and consisted of some western food. Close walk to the Bund and East Nanjing Road but away from the crowds. A good place to stay

When arrived at late night, first look out of the taxi I thought this hotel looks old and dummy. But as soon as you enter you notice that all parts are renovated and well equiped. This is definitely an old historic building and feels great to be part of it as a visitor. My room was pretty large and clean. Great location to one of the few city centres of Shanghai.

Right across the street from People's park in a 1930s renovated YMCA building, nice rooms, very clean. The staff was helpful, spoke English well. The ground floor lobby is not impressive however the second floor is very nice. Breakfast was nice. A solid, clean affordable 3-4 star hotel.