ruibo properties in Shanghai

My experience at this hotel was excellent. I arrived around 2-3 AM, and it was very late and dark. I called the front desk for directions, feeling a bit scared due to the darkness. The staff noticed the concern in my voice and immediately reassured me, asking me to wait right where I was for a couple of minutes, as they would come down to pick me up. So I waited, and shortly after, a young man came over and asked if I was checking into the hotel. I nodded. He then led the way, thoughtfully using his flashlight to light my path and even helped me with my luggage. Once in the lobby, he also brought me some water, allowing me to settle down a bit. Check-in was quick, and his service was outstanding. The room itself was quite good. I showered and quickly fell asleep; it was very quiet. The next day, the front desk staff, considering my late arrival, kindly offered me a complimentary late check-out until 2 PM, though I declined as it wasn't necessary. That day, I had originally planned to photograph the morning light at Wukang Building, so I woke up around 6 AM to catch the subway. Only after exiting the station did I realize my navigation had led me astray. I spent forty minutes wandering around the old villa district. By the time I finally found the place, the morning sun was already hidden by clouds, and the building was obstructed by construction scaffolding, filling my lens with messy steel pipes. At lunchtime, eager to try some shengjian bao (pan-fried buns), I found a highly-rated old establishment based on online reviews. After queuing for half an hour, when it was finally my turn, I was told the shengjian bao were sold out, and only cold guotie (potstickers) were left. Reluctantly, I ordered a portion. Upon biting into them, I found the meat filling tasted fishy. I called over a staff member, who, without even looking up, retorted, ”This is how they taste. If you don't like it, don't buy it!” In the afternoon, I went to Yu Garden, and just as I pulled out my camera, an auntie wearing a red armband stopped me, declaring that photography was not allowed there. I pointed to other tourists around me who were constantly taking photos with their phones, but she stubbornly insisted, ”They are them, but you cannot.” During the argument, the ice cream in my hand melted all over the ground, splashing and dirtying my new white skirt. That day, Shanghai's famed elegance and prosperity became a blurred backdrop, leaving behind only a series of mishaps and frustrations.

The room is clean and hygienic, and the front desk has a very good attitude. They say hello every time we pass by. There is laundry detergent in the laundry room, which is a perfect solution to the problem of washing clothes when going out. The cleaning lady is also very polite. When we go out in the corridor, she takes the initiative to ask us if we want to extend our stay. They took the initiative to help with the cleaning. The food downstairs is full of delicious food. I couldn't eat it even after staying for two days. There is a film and television city next to it. It is a 1-minute walk away and the transportation is convenient.

The hotel is newly opened. The facilities are very new. There is also a large sofa, including the toilet. The large bed of 1.8 meters is also fully automatic and constant temperature. The paper cups are covered with disposable plastic bags.

The hotel is very close to Hongqiao, just a 10-minute drive away, and the price is very affordable. The front desk lady was very kind and sweet, and offered to help me with my very heavy luggage. My initial room smelled a bit like smoke, but she quickly arranged for me to move. Her attitude was very positive. I'll definitely stay at this hotel again if I need it!

The room was very clean, the disposable supplies were complete, and all the equipment was easy to use. Thank you very much for the late check-out upgraded by the front desk lady. It is close to the subway and it is very convenient to travel. Opposite is Hema and Yipincang shopping.

I came here to attend the exhibition. It's very close to the exhibition hall. It's very convenient to get there with a taxi starting at the starting price. The room is simple and clean. I think it's good that the room has an independent washing machine that can be used, and it can also be dried. The front desk lady is very enthusiastic. She took the initiative to inform me of the wireless password and the surrounding dining situation. In the evening, I came back from the exhibition and had a drink and chatted with several colleagues at the food festival next to it. It took only 3 minutes to walk back to the hotel, which was very convenient. It's cost-effective. It's difficult to live in a hotel with such complete facilities at this price near the Expo Park. Highly recommended to everyone!

I stayed there for a few days. The hardware was OK. On the last day of my stay, a friend from Jiaotong University came to see me. An older female front desk (with short hair) had to ask him to show his ID card. Her attitude was very serious, which was really not the attitude a front desk should have. If the attitude was good and she explained with a smile, we would understand. Later, after negotiation, my friend went upstairs for ten minutes. At this time, the security guard sat on the sofa and asked in a questioning tone, ”Which room are you from?” (This ”you” is extremely impolite, at least you should say sir) I reported the room number. Less than ten minutes after my friend went upstairs, the security guard knocked hard on the door directly outside, knocking several times in a row (I want to ask: won't the front desk call to notify?) It's really annoying to hear such a hard knock on the door! ! Staying in a hotel is not monitored by you! The management and service level needs to be improved!

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The location was easy to find, and although there was free parking, spaces were scarce; it was just a small area behind the hotel, and I almost couldn't find a spot at night. Also, the TV had no model number, and despite trying various networks and frequencies, it couldn't get a signal. The 5G signal on my phone was very weak... The whole process of washing my face, getting covered, and going to sleep...

The room was clean and tidy, the front desk service was very thoughtful, there was a service attitude, and every staff member was professional. In Shanghai, the price is very high and it is worth everyone's choice.