Name: Piao Ying
Address: 71 Zhapu Road, Shanghai, Shanghai, Shanghai, 200085, China
Rating: 6

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Nanpu Bridge

Downtown Shanghai

The Bund

Shanghai International Convention Centre

Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom

Oriental Pearl Tower

Nanjing Road Shopping District

Shanghai Museum of Pen and Ink

Shanghai Natural History Museum

South Yunnan Road

Jin Mao Tower

Yu Yuan Garden

Old Town God Temple Snack Street

Yuyuan Bazaar

People's Square

Shanghai Museum

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

Piao Ying

Shanghai

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We are presently staying at the Piao Yiang Hotel in Shanghai, at a cost of abour $40 a night. We are on a business trip, and the company we visited is located in the same building. We have a room with a queen size bed, wonderful heating, pleasant decor, and a modified minibar with tea and fridge. The bathroom is decently decorated, with a large shower and marble sink area. There is a large closet with some hangers and shelves. A large television, but hardly anything to watch in English. I did note there is a restaurant and salon on the fourth floor, but the salon does hair only. No manicures. The staff at the reception desk are very nice, and clearly took good care to ensure our rooms were stocked with tissues and bathroom paper, the wire for internet, and brought us a new remote when the one we had did not work. 

While it is true that the area around the hotel is not as beautiful as other areas, we had a great time meeting people at the stores and at the food kitchens. I found the people pleasant and accommodating. We found good deals in some clothing and a pair of slippers, in this area. Our friend from Shanghai was telling us that the property where these old houses and businesses are located, are still there because the property is too expensive to build new buildings on.Still, travel is not always about perfection, and we enjoyed our time around the neighborhood. 

The front of the hotel is also a great place to catch cabs. As I am writing this, I hear below our room someone singing. This is not too uncommon, as we noticed a place right outside the hotel where novice singers come and sing. Where they sing is in an open area, maybe in the same block as the grocery store. The grocery store is called Lotus, and has everything you could possibly need. We went in and purchased oranges, breat, cheese, and some hair shampoo and conditioner. The price was reasonable. They sell everything including electronics, alcohol, bedding, diapers. Similar to Carrfour or Lulus.

Reasonable Cost, nice rooms

We booked five rooms for our family. Our room was not clean. There were paint work flaking and falling on the carpet in a corner of the room. We checked out after one night to go to Huangshan mountain and return the third night to the same room. The paint work flakes on the carpet was still there,not been clean.The towels were disgusting,no bath mats provided. The air conditioning in my sister's room was not working. The staff not friendly at all. The food stall outside the hotel looked dirty. We stayed at this hotel not by choice as it was booked by our main tour agency.

Not a nice hotel.

I unfortunately stayed here, 1st night was the worst, beds were so freaking hard could not sleep to save my life, staff NEVER offered to bring up cushions and place on bed once, there were cockroaches crawling over the nightstand and all over the bathroom, at 1130pm, I finally had to go downstairs and ask for another room with a softer bed, told this is how China is, they "like hard beds".  The housekeeper who showed me from room to room, didn't understand any english and was quite rude, as I later found out, many Chinese people have no clue how to talk to people, especially Americans.   Each morning I asked for the manager who mysteriouly was never there, and I was told to "[--] OFF", by front desk guy the next day.  I couldn't get out of there fast enough.   Way overpriced for the area and what you get (NOTHING)!!

NEVER STAY HERE!!   Nasty rooms and staff, cockroaches

out side of the hotel is a construction area the noise frome the outside is very har

noise.........

This is a nasty overpriced dump of a hotel that is surrounded on 3 sides with huge construction sites that are in operation 24/7 and that means a lot of noise and bright lights from the sites as well as a constant coming and going of cement and gravel trucks.  If you idea of a great view is a building being constructed then this is the place for you.  The desk staff will lie to you and are belligerent and arrogant. the cleaners and security are thieves. It is likely your room will be burgled.  At night the corridors fill with Russian and Chinese hookers badgering you for business.  There is a gay brothel/bath house on the fourth floor that attracts street business.  The wall paper is peeling from the walls, the carpets are filthy, and the beds are as as hard as a sheet of plywood covered in burlap.  You have to pack a lunch to get to get to any place of interest and the taxis refuse to go to this area.  Be warned.

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