Rayfont Shanghai Nanpu Hotel, Shanghai

The hotel is located in the heart of the 'Tailors District,' just a short walk from the nearest MRT station. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, offering a shower and a long bath for a relaxing stay. However, the noise level early in the morning can disrupt your peace, and the dining experience falls short of expectations. On the bright side, the location offers easy access to the metro and is close to the city center, making it convenient for exploring.

The hotel offers a mix of positives, including clean and spacious rooms but suffers from some drawbacks like the lingering smell of cigarettes. Despite this, the bathroom was large and well-equipped. The service had its hiccups with booking errors and lackluster assistance, while the location is a bit distant from major attractions but ideal for tailored clothing shopping. Dining was below par and overpriced, while the facilities met expectations.

I absolutely loved my stay at the hotel! The rooms were surprisingly quiet and pleasant, making it a great spot to sit on the windowsill and enjoy the view. Although not extremely spacious, they were very comfortable. The location was convenient, not too far from the city center and just a short walk from the metro station. On the downside, the dining experience was the worst I've ever had, with stale and unpresentable food. However, the Dim Sum was a saving grace, albeit around the corner.

The hotel is situated in a very convenient location in the center of Shanghai 'Old City,' close to the Metro station Nanpu Bridge. The rooms look quite old and worn out, needing a renovation, with some issues not being addressed even for a stay in a 'Deluxe suite. ' The service was a mix of attentive daily bottled water deliveries but also confusion over pricing and deposits. The dining options were below expectations, with unappetizing and stale spread. The location is a bit of a mixed bag being close to a metro station but also in an old residential neighborhood away from touristy areas.

The hotel rooms were in a very poor state, lacking maintenance for years, but surprisingly great in comfort and cleanliness, meeting my needs. The service was unhelpful and disinterested, failing to assist with basic requests, making me feel unwelcome. The location, though needing a taxi for access, was convenient for the 'Tailors District' and public transportation. The dining options were unsatisfactory, with unappetizing and stale offerings. Despite the hotel's shortcomings, the facilities were adequate, earning some points.