MOXY HOTELS properties in Shanghai

The shower in my bathroom was leaking, so I called the front desk, and they sent someone up pretty quickly. Then came the memorable scene: the engineering staff, wearing sneakers, walked directly into the bathroom. Wet footprints stamped all the way from the bathroom to the room door. While fixing it, he even turned around and asked me, ”How did this shower break?” For a moment, I didn't know if I had broken it or if no one had checked it during room inspections. I went to the front desk to give feedback, and the explanation I got was, ”Oh, the engineering department, they just don't pay attention to details.” With that one sentence, they pushed all responsibility for training and supervision onto individual employees. ”Youthful” should refer to style, not service stuck in adolescence. The shower was eventually fixed, but the experience wasn't, and there was no apology. Finally, a pile of cardboard boxes was left outside my door for two days, which certainly aligns with being young and unconcerned with minor details.

✨ [This retro-style hotel in Shanghai perfectly blends the gentle charm of old Shanghai with modern comfort] ✨ The moment I pushed open the door, I was captivated by the unique ambiance. The hotel skillfully merges the retro charm of old Shanghai with contemporary minimalist design, creating a gentle and relaxed living experience. Inside the room, the off-white bedding was soft and fluffy, complemented by warm yellow walls and a leather headboard, exuding a cozy warmth within its simplicity. The floor-to-ceiling windows and dark brown checkered door allowed sunlight to stream in unimpeded, with light and shadows slowly dancing on the floor, creating a lazy yet therapeutic atmosphere. Pulling back the curtains revealed the hotel's meticulously designed small courtyard – gray brick walls, vintage wall lamps, tropical greenery, and a cozy little nook for sitting, as if bringing the leisurely life of an old villa into the city. The bathroom design was equally clean and crisp, with white square tiles paired with wood-grain flooring. The wet/dry separation layout was clean and comfortable, making for an excellent stay. The vintage posters above the bed and the red brick walls in the hallway subtly tell the stories of old Shanghai, making every casual photo feel like an atmospheric masterpiece. Here, you can feel the gentle sedimentation of past times while enjoying the comfort and convenience of a modern hotel. It's an excellent choice for experiencing the unique Shanghainese style when visiting Shanghai.

Facilities: The room facilities are pretty good. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Environment: The lobby on the first floor has a large open area with space for relaxation and entertainment. The self-service breakfast is decent, though the variety isn't extensive. Service: The service is good; they're helpful and will assist with any issues.