Hotels in Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center, Shanghai

Booked for postgraduate entrance exams, Zhouguo is very quiet and has no noise. The room is very clean and tidy, there is nothing wrong with it! ! Cleaning is done every day, and every time I open the door and see a clean room, I feel so good! There is a small robot for food delivery, which is very worry-free. I specifically praise the front desk guy who works the day shift! He took the initiative to help run errands to get the takeaway back when it was delivered to the wrong place, and his attitude was also very gentle! Very nice!

Overall, the facilities and services were quite good and worth the price. However, the room was a bit small, which made me feel quite uncomfortable (´•ω•̥`). 【Facilities】 1. The room had air conditioning, a toilet, a shower, toilet paper, and a hairdryer. The toilet flushing was very quiet, and there was no odor in the bathroom. There was some yellow limescale in the corner of the shower area. The shower water pressure was high; I scalded myself at first because I didn't adjust the temperature properly. The hairdryer had a strong airflow and provided hot air very quickly. 2. There were separate washing machines for men and women. There was a water dispenser, a refrigerator, and a kitchen. The water dispenser had paper cups for drinking. There were shared slippers, but I'm a bit of a germaphobe and didn't wear them o(´^｀)o 3. There was a shared clothes-drying area in the hallway. Although there was no direct sunlight, the clothes dried in just one day (I was a bit shocked). 4. The room was a bit cramped, with a wooden cabinet and a combination lock. The room door was opened with a room card. The bed is the kind of small box bed, with a power outlet, a light, a small hook, and a small railing. The light is partially blocked by wood, so it's not too bright. There's also a table that can be folded down on the bed. The blankets and pillowcases are changed for each person. 5. There are tables and power strips in the lobby; many people eat, play games, and chat there. 【Service】 Unbelievably good, evidence as follows: 1. On the first day, I noticed the power outlet on my bed was loose. I asked about it, and they came in and fixed it for me the next second. 2. I accidentally lost my room card. I paid 10 yuan in compensation, and they didn't say anything. They immediately helped me get a new card (sorry, I didn't lose it on purpose). 3. Some people in the six-person room stayed up very late, so I moved to a four-person room. The staff patiently showed me several rooms, analyzed their pros and cons, and let me choose one I liked. 【Transportation and Location】 Pretty good. 1. Very close to Metro Line 9 and bus stops. There are also shared bike parking spots nearby, and parking spaces for motorcycles downstairs. 2. There are many restaurants and vegetable vendors nearby. If you're like me and don't like sitting on a toilet, there's a public restroom about 500 meters away with squat toilets. 3. It's very close to the Tech Oasis and also very close to ByteDance, a temporary place for office workers (^^*) However, I prefer a bigger room. Due to work, I'll be staying in Shanghai for a while, and considering price and sleep, I still think renting is better (I was lucky enough to rent a big room with a balcony! It's near the hostel, and the price is about the same, hahaha!). Pictures are below. I only took pictures of the inside of the room; I'm too embarrassed to take pictures of the outside because I'm socially awkward (´•ω•̥`): Picture 1: Inside of the bed Pictures 2 & 3: Toilet Picture 4: Bed sheets and curtains; the focus is definitely not on my plush dog Picture 5: Inside the room, taken from a high vantage point

The location is unbeatable. It's super convenient – just take the escalator up to the second floor from the Purple Vine Road metro station exit towards MixC, and you'll see the hotel. It would be even better if there was a convenience store nearby. The hotel environment is also excellent, with large floor-to-ceiling windows that provide amazing natural light in the morning. The room itself is very tidy. The only downside is that the hallway decor is a bit peculiar, especially the wallpaper – it actually startled me the first time I stayed here. Overall, it's great value for money, and I'll likely stay here again next year when I come to Shanghai.

It was very convenient to come here for the exam. All the rooms are on the second floor. The front desk staff were very polite and greeted us warmly. There are also free luggage lockers downstairs. The rooms were very clean and cozy. Excellent value for money! This will be my first choice for the next exam. The front desk staff were very welcoming. Thumbs up! 👍

This was probably the worst experience I've had staying at the All Seasons Hotel; there was a problem with the power supply in the room, and it would trip every 15 seconds after the card was inserted. I called the front desk, and they sent a lady who couldn't solve the problem. She told me to wait for the engineering department to come and fix it. So I waited and waited, but the engineering department never showed up. During this time, I called the front desk twice to ask them to come, and then they told me that there was no one in the engineering department. So why should I wait? ! I asked the front desk to change my room again, but because the room was fully booked that day, I could only get a lower-class king-size room. The hotel did not apologize or refund the price difference.

I was here for an exam at Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center, and this place was really convenient. It's just a short walk from Cao Bao Road Metro Station, right past the Ri Yue Guang Center. The room was clean and perfectly adequate, though I do wish the bathroom had a squeegee or something. After a shower, my room had a significant amount of standing water, and my shoes would get wet every time I used the toilet. I could hear people coming and going in the next room, but it wasn't particularly noisy.

I am a patient who came to Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital from other places to seek medical treatment. I booked Shanghai Chalin Hotel (Sixth People's Hospital) through Trip.com . This hotel is within a few hundred meters from the exit of the subway station and the Sixth People's Hospital. It is very convenient to seek medical treatment and travel. The living facilities around the hotel (small supermarkets, pharmacies, catering, community canteens) are also within 200 meters. Hotel prices, for working-class people from other places, patients who come to Shanghai for medical treatment, short transition residence can also be accepted. Very suitable for patients with diseases in the waist and legs.

This price can no longer be bicycles, it is convenient to travel around, there are many restaurants, canteens, supermarkets, large traffic, and the price is OK. . . . .

The hotel is 10 meters away from Wal-Mart. It is quite convenient to buy cooked food/fruit/bread/drinks. It is about 5 minutes walk away. It is Guilin Road Station of Metro Line 9. Wal-Mart is diagonally opposite to China Industrial and Commercial Bank. There are ATMs to withdraw money. There are many restaurants nearby to choose from.