Where to start ? Best location! Shanghai is a very nice place to be and people there are very friendly.

We found this hotel to be in a great location for everything we needed in Shanghai. It was 3 blocks to the Metro, the Bund and just a few more than that to all the shopping you could possibly want on East Nanjing Road! We had both a twin room and the "business suite". Both were well equipped and quiet.... More

We have been on a tour of China for the last 2 weeks. The New Asia Hotel in Shanghai, was our first stay in the country. While it's not in the upscale part of town, we felt totally safe there and its only a short walk of two blocks to the bridge where you can cross to walk onto "The... More

This hotel is great value for money. Rooms are small, however are clean and most of the amenities are quite new. Everything works, its got a nice, comfortable bed. Staff are nice and helpful. About a 5-10min walk to McDonalds and KFC (Near the metro). Only downside is that it is a bit far from the touristy areas, but if... More

This hotel was my final stop after 3 weeks of travelling around China with a tour group (Exodus). I found the hotel and the hotel room to be clean. The staff were very helpful. We had a problem which was amended immediately. I personally did not experience any noise in the room though my fellow travellers from the tour group... More

This property is located close to city downtown and Bund. It ha a solid reputation and experience. The staff is used to deal with international clients. I stayed several times here and have been always happy. There internet service sometimes have been poor if not absent. The area surrounding the hotel has some authentic corners.

Just stayed at the New Asia hotel , last time was 22 years ago , hasn't changed a great deal , still has that old shanghai feel to it the room was smashing and cleaned everyday , would stay again , good value if you book on line .Breakfast a little expensive but you can stuff yourself What an amazing... More

Within walking distance of Bund and Nanjing Road. Wired internet in rooms, for a modest fee. Breakfast buffet typical, nothing to rave about. The rooms were clean and unlike many hotels in China, the mattresses were not rock hard. Our room faced Tiantong Road and was noisy. The a/c in the room was inadequate, and the room never did cool... More

We spent 3 days in Shanghai, and the hotel was good and clean. The outside looks old, but the inside is rather new. It seems it was recently renovated. Breakfast is rather good, provided you like Asian food, for European it was maybe less adequate. Service was ok, however, no one spoke english for the breakfast.