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Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban
No.818 Zhangyang Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai 200052 China
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Welcome to Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban, your Shanghai “home away from home.” Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.
Nearby landmarks such as Pudong New Area (1.4 mi) and Old Town (Nanshi) (1.8 mi) make Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban a great place to stay when visiting Shanghai.
As your “home away from home,” the motel rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with internet access available.
Guests have access to room service while staying at Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban. In addition, Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Shanghai trip additionally gratifying.
While visiting Shanghai, you may want to try some dim sum at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Din Tai Fung (Shanghai New World), Jia Jia Tang Bao(Huanghe Road), or Hakkasan.
If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Shanghai Tower (1.0 mi), Shanghai World Financial Center (1.0 mi), or Jin Mao Tower (1.1 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance.
Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban puts the best of Shanghai at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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Business Centre with Internet Access
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No.818 Zhangyang Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai 200052 China
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This hotel is located just opposite Intercontinental Hotel and it is so convenient to get anything you want (as it is surrounded by shopping malls and lots of restaurants).
About the room, i stayed 2 weeks in executive room (old furniture but OK to sleep). My room's power saving device was not functioning properly, it was very annoying when the light kept turning off. So, i asked front desk about it....and they sent someone to fix it... and it was fixed in 10 minutes.
Nothing exciting about their facilities. Note: the kettles don't look very clean; don't bother to ask the housekeeping to change because they probably get lousier one for you.
About the room, i stayed 2 weeks in executive room (old furniture but OK to sleep). My room's power saving device was not functioning properly, it was very annoying when the light kept turning off. So, i asked front desk about it....and they sent someone to fix it... and it was fixed in 10 minutes.
Nothing exciting about their facilities. Note: the kettles don't look very clean; don't bother to ask the housekeeping to change because they probably get lousier one for you.
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Date of stay: September 2011Trip type: Travelled on business
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The hotel is good, even if the furnitures are not brand new, there is everything you need.
Some bottles of water are available every morning.
Unfortunately there is currently a yard just near the hotel and it is very noisy, but this is common for Shanghai.
The breakfast is mainly chinese style.
Some bottles of water are available every morning.
Unfortunately there is currently a yard just near the hotel and it is very noisy, but this is common for Shanghai.
The breakfast is mainly chinese style.
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Date of stay: February 2009Trip type: Travelled on business
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Stayed for 2 nights as the fist location during a China holiday. Good central location, close to ATM banking, reasonable street stalls and taxi access. Reception staff were pleasant and cold communicate sufficiently in English, although not overly enthusiastic. There was a reception saferoom for passports which worked well. Rooms were adequate and heating and showers worked well. Appropriately priced as a 3 star hotel.
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Date of stay: January 2013Trip type: Travelled with family
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CHECK-IN: The whole process took quite fast. My company secretary booked this hotel for RMB488 per night.
ROOM: Above average for a 3-star hotel. Have all the amenities you needed. Disposable slipper, shoe shine, tooth brush, cotton bud, etc. Towels are clean. No complimentary bottled water but there is a water dispenser in the room. Overall, 4 out 5 for the room cleanliness.
INTERNET: No complimentary internet. They charge RMB50/24 hours. However, you can walk to the nearest internet cafe next door for RMB4 an hour. They allow you to use your own laptop.
LOCATION: Not too central. Located in Pudong, convenient for those who wants access to New Shanghai International Expo Center which is why I was there for anyway. There are MacDonalds, Pizza Hut, Noshinoya, etc 100meters away from the hotel. Intercontinental Pudong is right opposite the hotel.
BREAKFAST: Not included with the room and cost RMB38/person which I think it is a rip-off.
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1) There are construction works going on nearby, right in front of the hotel. The first night was a nightmare. Need earplugs to sleep. I check out and switched to Pudong Shangri-La on the third day (although I am supposed to stay here for 5 days).
2) SPA: Avoid it. It is a [--] brothel. I walked in and asked about the massage and prices. Instead of getting a response, I was directed to the shower area. Took shower, put on robe supplied by the spa and was directed to a room with a few foot-reflexology-looking chairs and a big plasma TV with no massage bed. I told the waiter who brought me drinks that I want body massage not foot reflexology. He do not seems to understand much English and a minute later the manager appeared and asked if it is my first time there. I said yes and he explained that the spa offers no massage service only SEX. I was ready to storm the hell out of that place and he keep insisting that I try their service. After attempting a few times, the manager finally gave up. I put back my own clothes and was all ready to leave that place. I was asked to pay RMB100 for the bloody shower which no one tells me that it cost RMB100. I put on a good show of arguement in the spa entrance which might have scared other guests away. So I finally throw a RMB50 bill and walk out of that place.
The hotel room is okay. The so called 'spa' makes me feel so disgusted that I have decided not to return to this hotel again.
ROOM: Above average for a 3-star hotel. Have all the amenities you needed. Disposable slipper, shoe shine, tooth brush, cotton bud, etc. Towels are clean. No complimentary bottled water but there is a water dispenser in the room. Overall, 4 out 5 for the room cleanliness.
INTERNET: No complimentary internet. They charge RMB50/24 hours. However, you can walk to the nearest internet cafe next door for RMB4 an hour. They allow you to use your own laptop.
LOCATION: Not too central. Located in Pudong, convenient for those who wants access to New Shanghai International Expo Center which is why I was there for anyway. There are MacDonalds, Pizza Hut, Noshinoya, etc 100meters away from the hotel. Intercontinental Pudong is right opposite the hotel.
BREAKFAST: Not included with the room and cost RMB38/person which I think it is a rip-off.
CONS:
1) There are construction works going on nearby, right in front of the hotel. The first night was a nightmare. Need earplugs to sleep. I check out and switched to Pudong Shangri-La on the third day (although I am supposed to stay here for 5 days).
2) SPA: Avoid it. It is a [--] brothel. I walked in and asked about the massage and prices. Instead of getting a response, I was directed to the shower area. Took shower, put on robe supplied by the spa and was directed to a room with a few foot-reflexology-looking chairs and a big plasma TV with no massage bed. I told the waiter who brought me drinks that I want body massage not foot reflexology. He do not seems to understand much English and a minute later the manager appeared and asked if it is my first time there. I said yes and he explained that the spa offers no massage service only SEX. I was ready to storm the hell out of that place and he keep insisting that I try their service. After attempting a few times, the manager finally gave up. I put back my own clothes and was all ready to leave that place. I was asked to pay RMB100 for the bloody shower which no one tells me that it cost RMB100. I put on a good show of arguement in the spa entrance which might have scared other guests away. So I finally throw a RMB50 bill and walk out of that place.
The hotel room is okay. The so called 'spa' makes me feel so disgusted that I have decided not to return to this hotel again.
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Date of stay: April 2008Trip type: Travelled on business
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I stayed at the Changhang Merrylin Hotel from Jun 22 - Jun 31 2006 for a business trip accompanied by my wife. This is my second stay in this hotel. The first was in Nov 2005 for 3 nights. I was staying in the business room with attached free broadband. The room is rather spacious except for the air-conditioning which is emitting air instead of cool air. Some guests complained and it was fixed momentarily for a day and the situation was back to (ab)normal. The location is excellent for both business and leisure as it was in the middle of downtown Pudong where there are lots of restaurants and cafes. Access to Puxi by taxi is about RMB20 to Nanjing East Rd and about 20 mins (off-peak). The trip to Puding Int'e Airport is about 45 mins to 1 hr (depending on traffic) and costs RMB 130-140.
The waiters at the 22nd floor (breakfast buffet) is not customer-friendly and the spread is similar everyday. Be prepared to jostle with the local Chinese for food as this seems to be a popular hotel for them. There are also foreigners as well. This primarily is a business hotel. For exchange of currency, there is a Bank of China next to the hotel. Be prepared to queue for at least 45 mins and bring your passport. The hotel provides this facility (without the queue) and the rates are compariable with the bank. The nearest metro is about 10 mins walking distance (Dongchang Station). There will be a nearer station, Dongfang Station which is under construction and is expected to be ready by Oct 2006.
Inter-Continental is just opposite this hotel and there is a large well-organized mall selling computers and its accessories. There will be street vendors outside the hotel on the pedestrain pavement usually at about 5pm onwards. They sell intersting items. This trip, both my wide and I bought quite a number of artifacts from Tibeatans selling their ware - beads, combs made of goats' horns, etc. The rule of thumb is 30% of their asking price.
The waiters at the 22nd floor (breakfast buffet) is not customer-friendly and the spread is similar everyday. Be prepared to jostle with the local Chinese for food as this seems to be a popular hotel for them. There are also foreigners as well. This primarily is a business hotel. For exchange of currency, there is a Bank of China next to the hotel. Be prepared to queue for at least 45 mins and bring your passport. The hotel provides this facility (without the queue) and the rates are compariable with the bank. The nearest metro is about 10 mins walking distance (Dongchang Station). There will be a nearer station, Dongfang Station which is under construction and is expected to be ready by Oct 2006.
Inter-Continental is just opposite this hotel and there is a large well-organized mall selling computers and its accessories. There will be street vendors outside the hotel on the pedestrain pavement usually at about 5pm onwards. They sell intersting items. This trip, both my wide and I bought quite a number of artifacts from Tibeatans selling their ware - beads, combs made of goats' horns, etc. The rule of thumb is 30% of their asking price.
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Date of stay: May 2006Trip type: Travelled on business
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the first time i ever chose such awful hotel, well should call that a "motel" !!! I looked up the comment here before I booked, actually coz I need to stay close to my relatives, and they said this motel is close to them but they never lived here, if i have known that was so awful, I would be booking intercontinental just opposite to this awful one. there is no freezer, no safe, no air-conditioning and they are providing me heat when outdoors temp is just 20 degrees??? the only impressive thing is the 55 inch TV in the room, and yes the location is good, that is all. close to 90 usd per night, and
providing such "facilities" is so worse 我第一次住糟糕的酒店，應該稱之為“旅館”！ 我在預訂前查看了這裡的評論，其實因為我需要住近我的親戚，他們說這家離他們很近但是他們從來沒有住在這裡過，如果我知道這那麼差，我寧可會預訂對面的洲際!!! 唯一令人印象深刻的是房間裡的55英寸電視，是的，位置很好，就是這樣。 每晚接近90美元，和提供這樣的“設施”是如此糟糕！沒有冰箱，沒有保險箱，沒有空調，當戶外溫度只有20度時，它們正在為我提供暖氣。
providing such "facilities" is so worse 我第一次住糟糕的酒店，應該稱之為“旅館”！ 我在預訂前查看了這裡的評論，其實因為我需要住近我的親戚，他們說這家離他們很近但是他們從來沒有住在這裡過，如果我知道這那麼差，我寧可會預訂對面的洲際!!! 唯一令人印象深刻的是房間裡的55英寸電視，是的，位置很好，就是這樣。 每晚接近90美元，和提供這樣的“設施”是如此糟糕！沒有冰箱，沒有保險箱，沒有空調，當戶外溫度只有20度時，它們正在為我提供暖氣。
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Date of stay: December 2018Trip type: Travelled on business
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Room Tip: very awful !!!!!
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We are from overseas and needed a not so expensive place to hole in for 2 weeks while we helped our nephew move in the university- not bad at <$40 per day per room, without breakfast. Rooms are standard in size, old, smelled of cigarettes. Front desk staff speak English and are always accomodating. Best thing is the location - an asian fast food shop a few steps away,, a convenience store, Family Mart 10 m away, a digital electronics mall, McDonalds and a big Foodmall a block away.More importantly, it is walking distance from the Century Avenue metro station where almost all train lines pass, including the direct train to Pudong Airport. ( only for 6 yuan compared to the taxi which cost 150 yuan) Although it's not in the heart of the popular shopping and tourist spots of th metros are very cheap, efficient and clean. Taxis are unreliable and you might get lost if you dont have someone write your destination in Chinese characters.
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Date of stay: August 2014Trip type: Travelled on business
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Room Tip: Ask for a nonsmoking room. Bring your own air freshener or air purifier.
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The hotel is said been built in 2015 so all is very new. Clean and tidy. Big room and big bed, friendly staff. I can't spot anything bad- it's opposite Intercontinental Hotel and surrounded by a lot of restaurants and cafes. Tube station is 5 min walk away, with a few lines to go anywhere cross Shanghai. Interesting, if you have the hotel app you can book through it and get some cash back if you top up loyalty card. Room rates changes everyday and free cancellation till 6pm. Very flexible and easy going.
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Date of stay: April 2016Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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The rooms were pretty average...bed, shower, TV etc...there were many cable channels, so that was a plus point! However one point to note is all the channels were in Mandarin...except BBC...
The staff speak mainly in Mandarin. Whatever level of English they can speak is very low...so if you can only speak in English...and no Mandarin...I hope you won't have many requests...or you might end up frustrated.
However this is not to say the staff are not helpful. On the contrary, I find them very service-orientated. Like when I tried to travel to certain tourist destinations, they were ready to advise on which was the best mode of transport to go (Eg. MRT, taxi) and what the approximate cost would be. They were also quick to deliver the electrical adapters for our usage and there is free broadband internet. But you have to use your own computers.
The location is pretty decent. Taxi will bring you to most tourist destinations for about 12 - 20 yuan. (12 yuan is the starting price for a taxi ride). Most taxi drivers who start their meters will not cheat you. The only drivers who would cheat you are those who DO NOT start their meters. Always insist on the meter and take the receipt from them. The hotel is near shopping malls (Yaohan!) and food places.
The spa at the 3rd floor certainly looks dubious. When the lift doors open, I see paintings of naked women on the walls (I don't know if they can attribute it to artistic value). I certainly didn't dared to step out to find out.
On the whole, I wouldn't mind staying at this place again for the location and helpful staff...but that would be all.
The staff speak mainly in Mandarin. Whatever level of English they can speak is very low...so if you can only speak in English...and no Mandarin...I hope you won't have many requests...or you might end up frustrated.
However this is not to say the staff are not helpful. On the contrary, I find them very service-orientated. Like when I tried to travel to certain tourist destinations, they were ready to advise on which was the best mode of transport to go (Eg. MRT, taxi) and what the approximate cost would be. They were also quick to deliver the electrical adapters for our usage and there is free broadband internet. But you have to use your own computers.
The location is pretty decent. Taxi will bring you to most tourist destinations for about 12 - 20 yuan. (12 yuan is the starting price for a taxi ride). Most taxi drivers who start their meters will not cheat you. The only drivers who would cheat you are those who DO NOT start their meters. Always insist on the meter and take the receipt from them. The hotel is near shopping malls (Yaohan!) and food places.
The spa at the 3rd floor certainly looks dubious. When the lift doors open, I see paintings of naked women on the walls (I don't know if they can attribute it to artistic value). I certainly didn't dared to step out to find out.
On the whole, I wouldn't mind staying at this place again for the location and helpful staff...but that would be all.
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Date of stay: March 2010Trip type: Travelled with family
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Stayed here due in part to my colleague who wanted to be in the Pudong New Commercial district. Got jostled around a bit with the cost of the room, mine ended up being cheaper than his by about 100RMB, although the rooms were the same. You have to pay the fee for your booked accommodation in advance plus a little extra as a deposit, which you get back on check-out. The breakfast is Chinese variety, which I usually like, although the quality of the food here is ok to poor depending on the items your select from the buffet.
All in all I think you could do better regarding quality and price, as there are many new or newly refurbished business hotels proper in the vicinity.
All in all I think you could do better regarding quality and price, as there are many new or newly refurbished business hotels proper in the vicinity.
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Date of stay: August 2009Trip type: Travelled on business
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AU$69 - AU$91 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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上海浦东美林阁, 上海美林阁酒店, 浦东美林阁大酒店, 上海美林阁大酒店, 长航美林阁桑拿, 上海长航美林阁, 美林阁大酒店, 长航美林阁, changhang merrylin shanghai
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Frequently Asked Questions about Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban
Which popular attractions are close to Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban?
Nearby attractions include 96 Square (0.1 km), No.1 Food Zhangyang Road Shop (0.4 km), and Shanghai Feng Tianxing Stone Museum (0.5 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include an on-site restaurant, a spa, and room service.
What food & drink options are available at Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, complimentary tea, and free instant coffee during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban?
Conveniently located restaurants include Shanghai Haidilao Hot Pot (Zhangyang Road), Level 1 (InterContinental Shanghai Pudong), and Quanjude Roast Duck (PuDong).
Does Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban offer any business services?
Yes, guests have access to a business centre and meeting rooms during their stay.
Are there any historical sites close to Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Jing'an Temple (7.3 km), Shanghai Temple Of the Town God (Chenghung Miao) (2.9 km), and Shanghai Former Provisional Government Site of the Republic of Korea (4.7 km).
Is Ji Hotel Shanghai Lujiazui Babaiban accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.