Name: Hi Inn Shanghai The Bund Fuzhou Road
Address: 120 Fuzhou Road Huangpu,Fuzhou Road, Shanghai, Shanghai, Shanghai, 200002, China
Rating: 6

Air conditioning

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No parking

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Pets Not Allowed

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Nanpu Bridge

Downtown Shanghai

The Bund

Shanghai Natural History Museum

Yu Yuan Garden

Old Town God Temple Snack Street

Yuyuan Bazaar

Shanghai International Convention Centre

Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom

Oriental Pearl Tower

Shanghai Museum of Pen and Ink

Jin Mao Tower

Nanjing Road Shopping District

South Yunnan Road

Shanghai Museum

People's Square

Shanghai Art Museum

Taikang Road

Jing An Temple

Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

Shanghai Botanical Garden

Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport

Disneyland Shanghai

Airport Pudong

Shanghai Pudong International Airport

Hi Inn Shanghai The Bund Fuzhou Road

Shanghai

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bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

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park-view

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pool-view

river-view

sea-front

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sunset-view

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annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

This place is great. At first I was a little skeptical because of the reviews but the lady at the front desk has been very helpful even after I went back down after getting my room and finding the bathroom stank like public men's restroom. Apparently, the room I was assigned hadn't been ready. She was very nice and changed me into another room for me. My second room was clean and the ac was a blessed relief from the humidity outside. 
Side note: 
Leave your ego at the door!Even if you're frustrated, treat people with respect and kindness and you'll get the same in return. So the staffs English isn't very good, but they're trying!
Make sure you some sort of translating device like Google translate (download the chinese language function before coming to China so you can use offline).
This place is literally 4 minute walk away from the bund. Just walk one and a half blocks to the left when you exit the hotel.
For a pretty cheap hotel, this place was pretty awesome! 
All in all, I will come back again.

GREAT SIMPLE ROOM 4 MINUTE WALK FROM THE BUND

Just a few blocks away from the bund and Nanjing Pedestrian street. The room is small but well equipped with TV, air conditioning/heater, kettle, phone. Cleanliness level is average. The staff could comunicate in English for basic information.

Good price for a good location

Admittedly, my party was travelling on a budget and therefore went for the cheapest room but what we found has coined a new phrase in our personal hotel rating system.. 'is it a Jingda?'

I'm by no means a fussy traveller and just expect a the basics of a clean, well kept room.

We were given two very small rooms with no windows, exposed wires and appliances hanging off the walls. The headboard seemed to be from circa 1900 and the bathroom was barely big enough to stand up in and having a shower soaks the whole bathroom. Despite this, there was a half decent tv, although I had no desire to stay in the room long enough to watch it. 

Overall, the location of this hotel is great and we knew at the price we paid, it was bound to not be glamorous but it was dirty and smelly which are the basic no-no's for any hotel.

Stay here only if you're desperate or go for the higher rate rooms.

Smelly, dingy and dirty

We (me/my wife and 2 kids) landed in Shanghai Pudong International Airport at 05:30Hrs on the 20th Dec'13 and we were having the confirmed booking of Jingda Hotel for a family room (2rooms) for 4 Nights. The language is a main problem in China. We managed to reach the Hotel around 07:30Hrs and the hotel reception was happy to receive us and immediately gave us the room (no discussions on early check-in or extra money). The rooms were very good, one Queen + twin bed (2 rooms) and the en-suite bath was not up to the mark. 

The Bund area was hardly 5-7min walk and the Walking Street was really 10min walking distance from the hotel, we were amazed with the location and the hotel standard was good got money. 

Major Hotel drawback: Hotel reception staff was sitting mum... and the room services staffs were mum.. and doing their work sincerely....reason for mum, language problem...."No English" only they know is "YES" / "NO", even in the streets you will not find a local person who can talk to you in English. You have to manage by dancing and showing them the actions, for getting a small inquiry.
 
Vegetarians have to survive on bread and butter or fruits only. Of course we enjoyed small oranges a lot (it's very famous), it tasted like honey.

We enjoyed our stay in Jingda Hotel and we will recommend this hotel to all our friends and relatives too.

if you can understand English, then "thanks Jingda hotel for giving us a memorable stay".

Hotel in the heart...of Shanghai

I stayed here for 2 nights, the location was great. The room was fine. Air con didn't work but it wasn't a big deal. They spoke a little English, not really enough to discuss any problems but enough to get by.

The problem was, at the time I was staying, they were having a lot of work done. Both mornings at 7:30am there was a guy with a hammer and a drill making tons of noise right outside our doors. A lot people on our floor omplained in English but they ignored it until a Chinese person requested them to please stop because an elderly family member really needed some sleep.

Apart from all the noise all the time, it wasn't too bad, we didn't spend a lot of time in the Hotel, we only needed it for a place to sleep. I think it's fine to stay here for a couple of days as the noise would have been only temporary from the renovating they were doing.

Hi Inn Shanghai The Bund Fuzhou Road

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