The Suju Service Apartment (Shanghai International Tourism and Resorts Zone Zhoupu Wanda) provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Suju Service Apartment (Shanghai International Tourism and Resorts Zone Zhoupu Wanda) is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Shanghai. Shanghainan Railway Station is located approximately 17km away while Shanghai Pudong International Airport is 27km away. Just a short walk from Zhoupu Metro Station, traveling to most city destinations is a breeze. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the XiuXian MeiShiJie, Xiao ShangHai LvYou WenHuaCheng and Boyah Water Club Bathhouse all nearby. At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. This Shanghai hotel provides parking on site. When it comes to Shanghai hotels, the Suju Service Apartment (Shanghai International Tourism and Resorts Zone Zhoupu Wanda) is highly regarded for its excellent facilities. For guests traveling as a couple, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.
"I brought my mom and sister to Shanghai this time and booked this two-bedroom apartment at Wanda Pudong. The moment we stepped in, I knew we made the right choice.
The warm lighting wasn't like a cold, impersonal hotel. The host had placed a bouquet of dried flowers on the coffee table, and there was a floor lamp by the window. When we turned it on in the evening, the whole room was filled with a soft, orange glow. Outside the window, Nanjing Road was bustling with lights. The three of us snuggled on the sofa, watching the flow of people and cars below. My sister said it felt like we were in a movie.
The two bedrooms were on opposite sides, ensuring complete privacy. My mom usually goes to bed early, so my sister and I could chat quietly and have a late-night snack without worrying about disturbing her. The bedding was very soft and comfortable. My mom woke up saying the pillow height was just right and she slept wonderfully. My sister's room even had a small desk, where she leaned over to write postcards to her friends in the evening.
Though the kitchen wasn't large, it had all the pots and pans we needed. In the morning, we went downstairs to the supermarket, bought some vegetables and eggs, and cooked three bowls of clear noodle soup. We enjoyed them slowly at the dining table with the pan-fried buns we'd packed the night before. My mom said it felt just like home, not like the rushed feeling of staying in a hotel.
The washing machine with a dryer function was incredibly convenient. We could wash our clothes and dry them immediately, ready to wear the next day. Plus, the subway station is right downstairs.
This kind of cozy apartment is so much more comfortable than staying in two separate hotel rooms. The next time my whole family comes to Shanghai, we'll definitely stay here again."