BOJIANG Yunchu Hotel（Shanghai Expo exhibition hall）

Let me put it this way. After one of my business trips to rural towns, which was the worst experience over the years, this one ranked second. First of all, the room was very small, so small that it made people doubt the authenticity of the pictures on the Internet. We stayed in a double room. After entering, we were worried about where to put our suitcases. We could only put them in the aisle between the two beds. Then there was the table. No, it was not a table. It was a piece of wood. Half of the laptop was hanging outside. Secondly, there was a washbasin at the entrance. It should be called a mini washbasin. It was not square. If a fat person stood up to take a shower in the shower and toilet, it would be difficult. Such a small room, not to mention the size of the bed, you can use your imagination. And the Wi-Fi was so slow that it made people doubt that Shanghai was a rural area. The speed was only tens of KB, and it took you several days to upload files (I was doing photography and needed to send materials back). There was no way, I thought it was a problem with the room, so I moved the computer to the front desk, but it was of no use. During the period, the staff ignored me. Helplessly, I had to open the door of the room, use a mobile phone holder to set up the mobile phone hotspot at the door, and move the laptop to the door. People passing by thought it was funny and thought I was doing some secret work. Oh, by the way, there is a "window" in the room. If you open it, there is a wall outside.

The room is small but beautiful, but the desk is too small, making it difficult to work on a business trip 😂

The room is small and the soundproofing is poor. The bathroom may have been recently renovated, but the wallpaper in the room is old and makes people feel uncomfortable.

The service attitude of the girl at the front desk is really bad. When asked if there are extra cards, she directly refused with a cold face. God knows there are two of us! I also want to charge the battery inside when I leave! There is no greeting when meeting, and no questions when outsiders enter. The interior decoration is still OK, but the door of the hotel is so shabby that I was so upset when I saw it for the first time 😫 Secondly, the hotel sheets are a bit old, and the most unbearable thing is the shower room, which has many stains and a small water output.

The transportation is very convenient, just outside the door is Line 7, very close to Expo Bay. The hotel environment is good and the hygiene is relatively clean. The downside is that the sound insulation is not very good, you can hear the noise from the next room and the noise from the road. Overall, it is recommended.

The room is too small, and I don't know where the window faces (like a patio). I closed it immediately after entering the room, fearing that mice or something would crawl in. The most speechless thing is the network. The hotel WIFI is very poor. I used my own mobile data, but there was basically no signal...

It was a good place to stay when I went to watch a concert in Meiben. It was about a 10-minute walk. It was not very safe and anyone could enter. It was like a hotel at most. The front door was in a dilapidated state. It was a bit scary to live alone. The facilities inside are very compact. The washbasin is the smallest I have ever seen, and the sound insulation effect is not good. It is no problem to survive for one night. There is a small supermarket and a Malatang shop downstairs.