Broadwaymansions Hotel Shanghai

I booked a river view room, and the stunning scenery of both banks of the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek was right outside my window. The room decor is full of old Shanghai charm, featuring an exquisite cabinet from 1934 that is cleverly integrated as part of the room's decoration. It was a wonderful travel experience. The surrounding environment, transportation, and dining options are all very convenient and distinctive. It is definitely the hotel with the best value for money to enjoy the Bund river view.

Location: Superb, right in a prime spot. From the window, you can see the Bund and Lujiazui across the river. The 16th floor offers an even better view of the Bund. Service: Excellent. From the front desk staff to the greeters in the elevator lobby and the team who explained the history of the Bund and the hotel, everyone was professional and patient. Facilities: It's an older building, constructed many years ago, so some facilities show their age, but they are all very durable. Cleanliness: The service is great and it's clean, but because the facilities have been used for a long time, some corners and edges appear a bit worn, which also reflects the hotel's long and rich history.

Fantastic location! Right next to the Garden Bridge, with the Bund's historic architecture and Lujiazui's iconic skyline ("Three-Piece Suit") just steps away. Getting around is extremely convenient. Highly recommended!

The century-old historic building is rich in cultural heritage and timeless charm, and the overall service and atmosphere definitely deserve five stars. The only downside was the breakfast, which felt like an afterthought—there were very few high-quality options, definitely not living up to the 128 RMB price tag.

The scenery is great, and every staff member is very friendly and gentle. Overall, the experience was excellent. The only minor drawback is that there's only a regular power outlet by the bed, no USB or Type-C ports.

The location is excellent, right by Waibaidu Bridge downstairs, and it's convenient to walk to the Bund. The hotel's terrace offers breathtaking views of the city at night. The building itself is historic, and staff members give daily talks at set times. The breakfast selection is plentiful, and guests receive a complimentary photo.

I had long been looking forward to enjoying the magnificent view of the confluence of the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek from the rooftop. On the second day of the National Day holiday, I checked out of my downtown hotel and moved to Broadway Mansions Shanghai early in the morning. Although my room wasn't ready yet, the handsome lobby manager, Mr. Wang, specially arranged for my luggage to be stored and sent me up to the rooftop. From there, I took in the panoramic views, starting from the Embankment Building, overlooking Suzhou Creek, Waibaidu Bridge, the Bund's historic architectural complex, Bund Park, the Monument to the People's Heroes, the Lujiazui 'three-piece suit' (Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Shanghai Tower), and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower – the scenery was absolutely stunning. After enjoying the tranquil Suzhou Creek, I returned to the hotel around 2 PM. There still wasn't a suitable room available, but the front desk immediately upgraded my room type, giving my family and me the fortunate opportunity to enjoy the Bund light show from a wide-angle perspective on our terrace. It was truly a stroke of luck.

A nostalgic stay, the facilities are a bit old but still exquisite. The views are unbeatable, and the night scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River is captivating. The early morning photo shoot with 'Zaoxiang Time Travel Photography' was an unexpected delight. The makeup artist was beautiful, kind, and skilled; her work perfectly captured the essence of old Shanghai. The handsome photographer was very professional, quickly guiding us through each scene, patiently directing our poses. Almost every shutter click resulted in a perfect shot! He also repeatedly reminded us to watch our step for safety. In the end, every photo was so wonderful it was hard to choose. It was a fantastic experience, and they even printed the photos into an album for a souvenir. Although the price was higher than expected, it was worth every penny spent. Definitely a bonus to staying at the Broadway Mansions!

This is my second stay here, and I've always loved the hotel's location, being so close to the Suzhou River and Huangpu River. Besides Waibaidu Bridge, there are many century-old buildings nearby, such as the Astor House Hotel (Pujiang Hotel). Recently, new additions like the World Expo Museum have also appeared. It's just a stone's throw away from the 'Three Masterpieces of Lujiazui' (Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Center), and strolling along the riverside is incredibly relaxing!