Shanghai Hotels, Changning Hotels

this hotel I believe is part of a chain, we liked it here and they had thought of everything one could need for a stay, The room was comfortable and the English speaking staff were efficient and professional. The only let down was that the food here was expensive, I wouldn't really bother to eat here, and the coffee was exp too. The location isn't too bad, we found the train ok, but it is a bit of a hike, however taxis in Shanghai are cheap enough and the metro is fine once you walk there.

Fantastic staff they have there. I went there as a discontent client, but the front desk supervisor served me very well and sorted out the room issue. Would definitely go there again.

I was looking for a hotel in the area that would be clean, easy to use, and not cost hundreds of dollars. The Grand Mercure was perfect. Free wifi, good working space in the room, and even a laundry machine in the room for extended stays. Highly recommended for foreign visitors who want a hotel they don't have to worry about at a good price.

I have stayed in this hotel several times. On a scale of 1-10 its about an 7. Most of the staff speaks english. Some of the rooms are still being renovated.The ones that have been renovated are very nice. A new restaurant and bar opened on 5th floor. The location is good, only a few blocks from major shopping. About 45 minutes from the Pudong airport.

A lovely, tranquil hotel in the midst of a busy cross-cultural city! Wonderful breakfast buffet and restaurant. Great spa services. I highly recommend this hotel.

This highrise hotel located about 1-2 blockes from Line 2 in Shanghai was very convenient for our short stay in Shanghai. Line 2 allowed us access to both the downtown Bund area plus the airports (especially the Hongqaio airport) and the railroad terminal. There was also shopping and access to restaurants in the area. Even though we weren't in the downtown we still enjoyed the view from the window and we enjoyed the less hectic atmosphere of this neighborhood. If you do take the subway to terminal 1 at the Hongqaio airport and have only a one time pass remember to stay on the subway until it reaches the railway station stop. You can then transfer to line 10 to reach the airport.

My place of choice, either you are in Shanghai with your family or just for business ... it is very centrally located and just an amazing facility. Rooms are great, the in house restaurants are wonderful, but I suggest a 15 minutes taxi to Hongmei Lu restaurant/bar district (try Shanghai Brewery there or Big Bamboo) or Xintiandi.