Hotels in The North Bund Area, Shanghai

The location is convenient, right by the North Bund, and Raffles City is next door. The environment is great, and Coco is very helpful.

This was my second stay here, primarily because I felt it offered a slightly better value for money compared to other hotels in the area. However, I still want to give an objective review of its pros and cons. **Pros:** 1. **Excellent Location:** It's very close to the subway station and Raffles City North Bund. This time, I got a room directly facing Dongdaming Road, which was quite spacious, well-lit, and offered a great street view. 2. **Convenient Wi-Fi:** The Wi-Fi connection was easy, though I had to reconnect every time I entered the room. Forgetting to do so could be a bit of a hassle. 3. **USB Ports:** Despite other facilities being decades out of date, it did have USB ports. **Cons:** 1. **Outdated Amenities:** The musty smell in the corridors is probably hard to change given the age of the building, but other things could be updated. They still use small bar soaps for handwashing and tiny bottles for toiletries. It feels wasteful if you don't take them, but they're a nuisance to carry if you do, not to mention environmentally unfriendly. Also, the shower caddy in the shower stall wasn't very stable. 2. **Confusing Shower Faucet:** The shower faucet was perplexing. You'd typically assume red and blue indicators mean hot and cold water, but here, blue was for water volume and red for temperature. I suggest adding clear labels. 3. **Misplaced Anti-Slip Mat:** For some reason, the anti-slip mat was hung on the towel rack above the bathtub, which looked terrible. Couldn't it be rolled up and placed by the tub or in the shower enclosure? It almost felt like they didn't want guests to hang towels there. 4. **Disappointing Service:** I had to call housekeeping because I couldn't figure out the hot and cold water. I waited for nearly half an hour, and no one came, so I had to give up as I needed to leave. When I called again later, someone came quickly. The next day, I pressed the ”Do Not Disturb” light as I didn't need cleaning, but I still received a call confirming if I truly didn't need service, which felt unnecessary.

Took my mother to Shanghai for a few days. The location is excellent, with convenient transportation, making it easy to get to the North Bund, museums, art galleries, and more. The overall hygiene was clean and comfortable, and the service was great! 👍👍👍

Facilities: Well-maintained, everything feels brand new. Cleanliness: Spotless throughout, clearly the hotel prioritizes hygiene. Environment: Both the indoor and outdoor environments are excellent. Service: There are multiple washing machines and dryers available, but I'd recommend going early. The hotel breakfast was quite ample, offering all the essentials. The hotel is surrounded by many dining options, providing a wide variety of choices. It's also very close to the subway station, just a few minutes' walk, making it convenient to get anywhere. I'll definitely stay here again on my next trip to Shanghai.

The hotel has a great location in the heart of Shanghai, just a 15-minute walk to East Nanjing Road. The hotel is elegant and refined, with attention to detail everywhere, like the choice of room fragrances! The receptionist, Serena, was warm and attentive, which was really impressive. The laundry service was excellent too. The room was spacious, comfortable, and well-equipped. Breakfast was abundant and delicious, served in a beautiful restaurant on the sixth floor. Overall, it was a perfect stay, and I’d be happy to stay here again.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, right next to Exit 1 of Pingliang Road subway station, making it super convenient to get around. It's only about a 20-minute taxi ride from Shanghai Railway Station, and getting to attractions like the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and IFC is also very easy. The hotel, opened in 2025, has brand-new facilities, and the staff, mostly young and handsome guys and pretty girls, are all super helpful. The breakfast selection is quite varied, especially the noodle soup with the chef's special minced meat topping – it's so delicious, I had two bowls every morning!

This hotel is right next to Dalian Road metro station, just a five-minute walk away, making it super convenient to get to North Bund Riverside and The Bund. The rooms are spotless, bright, and airy, with soft and comfortable bedding. The soundproofing is excellent, ensuring a very peaceful night's sleep. You can cast your phone screen to the TV, and the toiletries are comprehensive. The self-service breakfast offers a good balance of meat and vegetarian options. Check-in at the front desk was efficient and thoughtful, and they offer free luggage storage. For this area, it's incredible value for money. It's a great place to stay when visiting Shanghai.

I chose this hotel because I enjoy running along the Bund promenade in North Bund. The transportation is super convenient; it's about a 500-meter walk from Metro Line 12. Raffles City and Magnolia Plaza are also nearby. The streets outside the hotel are very quiet as well. The hygiene is good, the lobby is clean, and they even provide drinks, coffee, and snacks.

Atour Hotel, as always, everything is great. The hotel is very central, within walking distance to Waibaidu Bridge, the pedestrian street, and the Bund. The transportation is also excellent; if you're driving, it's green lights all the way – no need to wait at Shanghai's traffic lights, just continuous green for over 100 seconds. Highly recommend!

The front desk service was excellent. Staff greeted us proactively whenever we entered or left, and were always ready to replenish anything we needed, even delivering items to our room with a robot. Breakfast was good, with a mix of Chinese and Western options, and the dividers between tables offered great privacy. There was also free laundry and a gym, though I didn't have time to use them. Our upgraded room had a small river view, and we could see the colorful lights on the river at night.