Jinjiang Inn (Shanghai Zhangjiang Road Metro Station)

Excellent, clean, and hygienic! The front desk staff were very welcoming!

Amazing value for money! Great location with easy transportation, and it's situated near a residential area so it's quiet and peaceful. The facilities are very new and include a laundry room, making it ideal for business trips or short stays. Although there is no breakfast service for now, there are plenty of dining options along the nearby streets. Overall, a highly recommended stay!

The hotel environment is comfortable, and the facilities downstairs are complete, making dining and shopping very convenient. It's suitable for business travelers.

It was okay, generally acceptable. The only downsides were no breakfast, and when I asked for a twin room, they wanted me to sign up for a membership and pay extra, haha. But for the price, it was quite good, especially considering it's Shanghai.

I chose this hotel because it's close to my client. Downstairs, there are plenty of options like breakfast spots, snacks, late-night food, fruit stalls, and convenience stores, which is really handy. I even got a room upgrade when I checked in. The hotel feels very new, and the bedding was super comfortable. They also helped me with a late check-out since I hadn't finished my work, which I really appreciate!

The sound insulation is a bit poor; you can hear running water.

Good review, newly renovated and clean.

The stay was terrible. In short, aside from the decor, everything else was lacking. I'll be switching hotels as soon as my stay ends. 1. The hot water temperature in the showers was inconsistent, fluctuating wildly. I never had a comfortable shower. The hot water temperature was extremely high, and mixing hot and cold water caused a significant temperature shift. This issue remained unresolved until check-out. 2. The hotel staff's overall work attitude was perfunctory. For example, regarding the hot water issue, I reported it to the front desk and the manager, but after the front desk shift ended, no one seemed to know about it. They didn't record any guest requests. When I contacted the manager, the suggested solution was to ask the plumber, who said there was no problem and hadn't checked the room. When I asked why he hadn't checked the room, the manager gave an absurd excuse: "He didn't have permission to enter my room." I countered by asking why the housekeeping staff had access. Another issue was that a package I received on Sunday was missing on Monday. Upon inquiry, I learned that my package... After the package was signed for at the front desk, it was too big (shoes) to fit in the tea cabinet (there's no proper place to store packages), so it was left on the empty space next to the sofa in the lobby. Then, until the front desk shift ended, no one picked it up, and they ignored it. Eventually, the package couldn't be found, and the front desk didn't seem to think they were at fault. Finally, that evening, after a one-hour phone call with the manager to discuss a series of issues, the package was found and delivered to the room within 10 minutes of arrival. This clearly shows that it wasn't that they couldn't properly store the package, but rather that they didn't want to and were too lazy to care. Any issues encountered during check-in only resulted in apologies; nothing was resolved. The manager only makes excuses and tries to get guests to accept things, without genuinely trying to solve problems. 3. The laundry room is located in a rather remote area. The self-service laundry isn't automatic, and there's no detergent dispenser nearby; you have to get detergent from the front desk. I don't understand why laundry detergent is so expensive. The feedback was, as always, an apology. However, I suspect that if you're doing laundry for the first time and don't go to the front desk, you probably won't be able to find the laundry room yourself – it's a combination of methods (although I had to go to the front desk for laundry detergent the first time I looked for the laundry room, so I'm not sure how the staff's procedures are set up). 4. The restaurant is still under renovation. Breakfast consists of bread, milk, dried fruit, and apples. The apples are always shriveled; it would be better not to provide them at all. 5. The TV screen mirroring is restricted to certain channels. This is the first time I've encountered this in all my hotel stays, for example, ** doesn't allow screen mirroring. This is a new hotel that offers no hope from top to bottom. I'm giving 1 point for the environment.

走的時候忘記拍圖片了 這次來上海面試，附近其實有很多酒店可以選，現在回頭想想，真的挺慶幸自己選中了這家。兩百多一晚，本來想着衹要乾淨、住得舒服就行，沒想到這次入住體驗會這麼好，尤其是前台小姐姐的服務，真的讓我印象很深。 我是晚上十點多才到酒店的，第二天早上九點就要面試，結果簡歷還沒打印。當時就想着問問前台附近有沒有打印店，沒想到小姐姐直接告訴我，他們這裏就可以打印，還馬上幫我打印了六份。本來都做好這麼晚還要出去找打印店的準備了，結果在前台就解決了，真的方便了很多。 辦理入住的時候，前台還主動提出可以免費升級豪華大床房。我想着第二天要面試，就試着問了一下，能不能不升級房型，換成一份早餐，因為我訂的房間原本是不含早的。沒想到小姐姐也答應了，還告訴我不用特意趕早餐時間，第二天什麼時候睡醒，給前台打個電話就可以安排。這一點我真的挺喜歡的，尤其是前一天趕路比較累，早上不用着急忙慌的。 後來聊天的時候説到我是來上海面試的，小姐姐還提醒我晚上早點休息。知道我後面可能還要找房子，也跟我説如果租房之前需要過渡一段時間，可以考慮住在他們這裏，還介紹了其他房型和更優惠的預訂方式。甚至連怎麼訂更划算都會主動告訴我，感覺她是真的在幫我考慮，而不衹是簡單地辦理入住。 房間本身也很好，衞生做得特別乾淨，床鋪、衞生間，包括燒水壺這些細節都收拾得很整潔。裝修也挺漂亮的，設施比我預想的還要好，房間有智能化設備，馬桶是帶加熱功能的，床頭還有專門的閲讀燈。我還挺喜歡這個閲讀燈的，晚上想看點東西不用開大燈。雖然都是一些不太起眼的細節，但真正住進去之後會覺得很方便，也能看出來酒店在這些地方是用心了的。 還有一件小事讓我挺感動的。前一天晚上回酒店吃了桶泡麪，把房間裏的水都用完了。第二天面試回來想再買瓶礦泉水，發現前台的自動販賣機裏沒有，就想着問問前台能不能買一瓶。其實前一天已經麻煩工作人員很多次了，我自己都有點不好意思再開口，結果小姐姐直接拿了一瓶水給我，説不用買。雖然衹是一瓶水，也不值多少錢，但當時心裏真的挺暖的。 另外，我離開上海的車票是下午五點多的，所以就試着問了一下能不能延遲退房。前台也很痛快地幫我延遲到了下午兩點。這樣我面試結束回來，還能在房間休息一會兒，整理一下行李，不用一大早就拖着箱子去車站坐着等半天。對我這種來上海面試、行程又比較趕的人來説，真的幫了很大的忙。 其實回頭想想，從昨晚打印簡歷，到今天安排早餐、送水、延遲退房，我好像確實提了不少需求，但前台小姐姐一直都特別耐心，沒有表現出一點不耐煩。而且有些事情甚至不用我主動提，她就已經考慮到了。 我覺得一家酒店好不好，不衹是看裝修有多漂亮、設施有多齊全，更多時候就是體現在這些小事情上。尤其是一個人來陌生的城市面試，本來心裏多少會有點緊張，能遇到這麼熱心的工作人員，真的會覺得安心很多。 兩百多一晚，能住到這麼乾淨、舒服的房間，還有這樣的服務，我個人覺得特別值。附近明明有那麼多家酒店，偏偏選中了這一家，真的覺得自己運氣很好。也想認真感謝一下前台小姐姐，雖然不知道你的名字，但你的耐心和照顧我都記在心裏了。希望以後還有機會來上海，也希望這家酒店能一直保持這樣的服務！