I was staying here almost a week during a business trip and was very happy to found this hotel. It's pricing is pretty affordable compared to others and the service is good. My room had around 20 meters wide window with a view to the hotel entrance and the walking street. It's near the malls and even near international restaurants... More

Great location. It is located around the corner from Nanjing Road which is about 10km and lined with shops. Mostly boutique stores but there are some great department stores. There's a Beard Papa nearby (It's been closed down in Australia) The bed was hard but I got a good nights sleep nonetheless.. just don't fall onto the bed. The bathroom... More

We chose to stay in a non-Western hotel because the hotels are more affordable. This hotel is comparable to many of the mid-priced hotel chains that I am accustomed to in the US. Comfortable, clean rooms; good service. The Taiwanese bakery across the street was a much better alternative to the hotel breakfast. The free WiFi in the lobby was... More

Right next to subway with good variety of restaurants and eateries.

Very neat and comfortable hotel just off Nanjing Rd. Walking comfortable stroll to People's Square. Large beds. Our deal included breakfast which was a mix of western and Chinese items. Great value for the money.

This hotel was comfortable but not luxurious. A very good value for the price I paid (RMB 480 for the cheap "cave-like" room and RMB 588 for the room with a view). I would stay here again, although I might look for something nicer if I feel like spending more. Pros: + close to everything: public transit, food, shopping, nightlife;... More

Was recommended this hotel and enjoyed the stay of 4 nights and then a further 4 nights....On arrival fast check in.pleasant staff.The room on the 11th Floor was large clean and had all the facilties you would want.the hotel also kept my large bags when I went on a tour for 2 days. The hotel is in a great location...close... More

This hotel is very well located. If you want to have shopping, go to the Bund by Metro, ... That's perfect. Nevertheless, staff is not nice, rooms are very standard and the most important, the breakfast is just horrible : chemical orange juice, very bad cafe, no yahourt, ... I advice it just because of the price and location.

We stayed for 5 nights in Rui Tai (Jing-an) Hotel during our visit to Shanghai for the World Expo. We had reserved the room via the Internet, and the check-in process upon arrival was painless. The rooms were spacious and the double room had two queen-size beds, aside from the typical amenities one expects in a mid-range hotel, including a... More