Hotels in She Shan, Songjiang University Town, Shanghai

Location: Very close to Hongqiao Airport, only ten minutes away Decoration: modern style Bedroom: There are seven or eight rooms in the whole building Living room: super big, can accommodate forty or fifty people for meetings

I booked Atour in advance for my boyfriend's birthday. When I walked in, the bed was perfectly made, not a speck of dust anywhere, and the room had a fresh, clean scent. The front desk lady was incredibly nice; she checked me in quickly and patiently answered all my questions without any hesitation. Staying here was truly comfortable. The bed was also very soft, and my sleep quality improved significantly. The housekeeping staff does an excellent job cleaning the rooms. You can't go wrong choosing Atour.

Greiss e-sports just opened, the first time the environment is full, the play Wukong is really smooth, the experience is very good, the price is favorable, the monitor 4060, it is really good to go again next weekend.

The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Songjiang Wanda Plaza, offering a wide array of shopping and dining options. The hotel restaurant only serves breakfast, with a limited but sufficient selection. The room size is decent, and the bedding is clean and odor-free. A particular highlight is the shower, featuring a Moen handheld adjustable showerhead with strong water pressure, making for a truly refreshing shower—an unbeatable advantage.

The room was clean and modern, and the balcony offered a great view. The front desk staff proactively upgraded me to an executive room, which got plenty of sunlight. The service was excellent, and the location near the Songjiang attractions was very convenient thanks to the PATA house.

The hotel (Songjiang Branch) is located in the commercial center of Songjiang New Town, Shanghai, adjacent to Happy Valley and Central Park; the surrounding environment is beautiful, the hotel is surrounded by dining and shopping, close to the Shanghai-Hangzhou Expressway and the No. 9 subway station, which can lead to Shanghai and Songjiang University Town. The transportation is very convenient. The hotel (Shanghai Songjiang Branch) offers a humanized design with different styles of quality rooms, which reflect comfort and elegance everywhere. Perfect business facilities,

Very good stay experience, convenient parking, due to the overnight car, the front desk lady arranged the room is quieter, and the check-out is delayed until 2 pm. When I arrived at the parking lot, I called the front desk and found that my son's toothbrush set was in the room, very intimate

The place is decent with all basic needs covered. Private bathroom, towel, shampoo, a/c, and so on. They don't speak English or are used to have foreign tourists, it took them such a long time to check us in. Is good if you are taking a train from the nearby train station. There are no signs at all in English, so finding it is such a challenge. Is right beside a bank (everright or something) there's a spa in the same building. Recommended.

I booked Atour Hotel for tomorrow morning, but I don't know if I misunderstood Atour or if this is just how they are. The escalator wouldn't move. Under the 37°C sun, I dragged my suitcase up to the platform, only to have to go down 5 or 6 steps, and then circled around without finding it. I called again, and they said it was Atour Apartment check-in. Finally, I checked in, but they refused because I didn't have a room key and could only scan a QR code on a mini-program. I'd been forced to scan the same mini-program at other hotels in the area before, and then I'd been constantly harassed by scam calls. There was no water in the room; the usual two free bottles of water had to be asked for over the phone. Then there were slippers—clearly four slippers, not two pairs. No disposable slippers, so I had to ask again. No towels or bath towels, only disposable ones, which I didn't get. Okay, then I took a shower. No shower cap, and again, I couldn't get one. They just said they didn't have one. The water pressure from the bathroom faucet was like it had prostatitis. The spray was barely there. I couldn't turn on the large overhead showerhead no matter what I tried. At least I got to shower. The actual room photos were more than just a matter of angle; in my opinion, it was a case of misleading photos. I saw a ”**Business” sign hanging on the door, but I don't know what it means. That's all I'll say.

I rarely write reviews for so many years on business trips. This experience was really bad. Because it rained that afternoon and I didn’t want to run too far, I just saw a hotel on the Internet. It happened to be right next to it. The room WiFi was not available. There was no front desk to buy mineral water. There was no cup for brushing teeth. The paper cups are all taken by the front desk and there is no hair dryer. The most basic thing for a room of more than 100 yuan is to be matched with cockroaches. The attitude of the front desk staff is also poor. The tone of speech feels like he owes him money. The room hygiene is also poor. The bathroom sandals and slippers are not equipped with shower mats. Can you go to your feet? Why don’t you change the dirty mat? Generally speaking, it’s bad, it’s bad.