The Mike Apartment (Changshou Road Subway Station) provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Shanghai will find that the Mike Apartment (Changshou Road Subway Station) is a fantastic accommodation choice. With Shanghai Railway Station just 3km away and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport only 12km away, transportation is very convenient. In addition, Changshou Road Metro Station is just a short walk away. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Star Culture Center · Dream Theater, Jing'an Temple and Shanghai Art Theater all nearby. When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. This Shanghai hotel provides parking on site. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards. This hotel is a popular accommodation for guests traveling with families.
"The place was really comfortable, and ordering takeout was super convenient – just leave a note, and they get it right. You need your room card to use the elevator, so make sure not to forget it! It's a good safety measure, and there are cameras in the hallways too. The room itself was very cozy, and well-equipped, which is why I extended my stay for another day, making it a three-night visit. Having a washer-dryer combo was incredibly handy. If it didn't have that, I honestly probably would have only stayed for two nights, but the laundry facility was a huge plus, and a big reason I stayed an extra day. The only drawback is that walking to the subway station can be a bit tiring. If you have the budget, a taxi is an option, but I didn't consider it at the time – most of my money was going towards food! So, I usually only went out closer to sunset when the temperature dropped a bit. It was just too hot during the day. Don't go out during the day on the 19th, Shanghai is scorching! I should have gone out later on my last night, the 19th, when I went to the Bund. My feet were so sore afterward because my itinerary was quite hectic, which also led me to extend my stay for another day. Be careful of the steps near the bed; you could easily trip, but don't worry, I never did. You get used to it after a day. Also, watch out for the lamp above the bed when you get up; you might bump your head. I was originally with my family, but they had to go back to work that night, so I stayed by myself. There are tons of takeout options nearby, and lots of delicious food. However, takeout generally takes about half an hour to arrive, which was quite noticeable. I doubt I'll be back in Shanghai for a second time anytime soon, probably several years from now, as I plan to explore other cities for my next trips. I didn't use the hotel's shampoo or shower gel, but I saw other reviews saying they were pretty good. As for cleaning, the staff (who finish at 6 PM) usually knock on your door around their shift end to ask if you want your room cleaned. If you're not there, they'll go in themselves, tidy up, and replace disposable items and towels. If you're heading out, just hang the 'Please clean my room' sign on the outside doorknob. When you return, your room will likely have been cleaned."