Hope Hotel Shanghai is located in the prosperous area near Xujiahui, Shanghai, and it is the reception unit for foreign affairs in the national science and technology system.
It is a modern conference building integrating conference, accommodation, catering, fitness, business, entertainment, shopping and other functions.
The hotel is equipped with modern hardware facilities and supporting software system. It is not only a window for CAS to conduct academic exchanges and receive scientists, professors and scholars at home and abroad, but also one of the ideal hotels for business or tourist guests from home and abroad to stay in Shanghai.
The design and layout of hotel rooms are specially arranged according to the living needs of scientists and business guests. The rooms have all kinds of living functions, which are small and healthy, delicate and elegant. It is one of the characteristics of the rooms in the Cape of good hope. High quality living atmosphere and professional business equipment are ideal places for guests to relax and negotiate.
Hope Hotel Shanghai is 33.3km from the airport.
No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Hope Hotel Shanghai.
No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny68 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny568, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
As someone who travels frequently and is almost "picky" about accommodation hygiene, I didn't have high expectations for Hope Hotel Shanghai that has been open for many years. It wasn't until the moment I pushed open the door that I realized it had hidden the word "clean" in every easily overlooked detail. Even someone like me who goes out with disposable bedding would simply pack my equipment into my suitcase.
When I checked in, I noticed that the marble floor in the lobby was so bright that it could reflect the shadow of the chandelier, and there was no dust accumulation at the corners. Even in the gaps between the sofas in the lounge area, there were no falling debris. The front desk staff handed over the room card wearing clean disposable gloves, with no stains on their fingertips. They specifically reminded me that all linens in the room are changed on a per guest basis, and the bathroom area has been disinfected three times. If there are any hygiene issues, please feel free to contact the aunt for on-site assistance.
The moment I pushed open the guest room door, my first reaction was to squat down and touch the bottom of the bed - this is my "standard action" for checking hotel hygiene. Usually, many hotels have dust and small garbage left behind by the previous guest under the bed, but here the bed bottom is clean and not even a speck of dust can be touched. The pure white high count cotton bedding is laid flat and neat, without any wrinkles or yellowing marks. There is no odor on the pillow, and upon closer inspection, there is only a faint scent of sunlight, without the pungent smell of disinfectant commonly used in chain hotels.
What surprised me the most was the bathroom area, which is the easiest place for many old hotels to fall off. I wiped the glass corners and faucet base of the shower area with a tissue, and the tissue was completely white from beginning to end, without any scale or mold. There are no blocked yellow stains in the outlet of the thermostatic showerhead, the countertop of the washbasin is shiny, and there is no trace of hair residue at the drain. Even the mouthwash cup, which many hotels overlook, has transparent and clean walls and bottoms. When opening the individually packaged cup cover, there is no trace of water stains.
The more detailed details are hidden in the invisible corners: there is no dust accumulation in the gap of the vintage desk by the window, there is no stain on the remote control after wiping it with disinfectant wipes, and even the corners of the curtains and the inner layer of the wardrobe are spotless. Every day when Auntie comes to clean, she will put the items on the desktop back in their original state, disinfect and replace all the used water cups, and even the edge of my notebook by the window will not leave any dust.
I stayed for five days and didn't encounter any hygiene problems, not even opening my disposable bed sheets. A good accommodation experience is never built on luxurious decoration. The most reassuring place is one that keeps every small detail clean and tidy. Next time I come to Xuhui, Shanghai, I will definitely book here directly. After all, it's really hard to find an old restaurant in the city center that can achieve such a high level of hygiene.Show more
The most troublesome part of visiting Xuhui in Shanghai is the cross district traffic jam and finding a way to get dizzy. This time, I chose Hope Hotel Shanghai, and found it was the deepest "travel cheat" in wutong District after I stayed there. Going out is the core scenic spot of Hengshan Road and Huaihai Road. The subway and walking are all smooth and out of order. I hardly wasted a minute on commuting for three days.
First, let's talk about the most worry free basic transportation: take Line 9 directly from Hongqiao Station to Zhaojiabang Road Station, exit from Exit 4 and walk for 5 minutes to reach the hotel gate. The entire 40 minute journey does not require any transfers and does not even touch the cold air in Shanghai; Take Line 2 and transfer to Line 9 from Pudong Airport, and you can arrive in just over an hour. If you want to catch an early flight, you don't have to rush out two hours in advance. You can reach the transfer station of Line 7 within a 5-minute walk. Line 7 is a north-south artery that provides direct access to Jing'an Temple and Lujiazui. Even during rush hour, there is no traffic congestion in the subway, making it seamless to any commercial district in Shanghai.
The most outstanding thing is its golden circle of walking. I counted the number of hot spots that could be covered in 20 minutes when I lifted my legs from the hotel gate. I walked downstairs for 3 minutes and directly entered the wutong Trail on Hengshan Road. I got up in the morning to take photos of the old western-style houses, and didn't have to punch in half an hour's drive; Walk east for 10 minutes to reach the Shanghai Library, and turn into an alley along the way to get authentic local noodles; Go north for 15 minutes and directly touch the online red card punching point on Wukang Road. Walk slowly along Huaihai Road to Xintiandi. You can also buy the freshly baked butterfly cake on the way. I even got up early one day, walked slowly for 20 minutes and walked directly to Anfu Road. On the road, I took photos of the old buildings hidden in wutong, which was more interesting than taking a taxi.
The surrounding living facilities have exceeded expectations: there is a 24-hour convenience store 200 meters away from the hotel by turning right, so you don't have to run far to stock up on water and snacks at night; There is a large chain supermarket within 500 meters. If you want to buy Shanghai souvenirs such as pear paste candies and fresh meat mooncakes, they are half as cheap as buying them at the entrance of the scenic area; Within 10 minutes' walk around, local dishes, cafes and time-honored Dim sum shops are piled up. You don't have to go all the way to the online stores to clock in. You can go downstairs and turn into an alley to enjoy the authentic flavor of old Shanghai.
Self driving friends don't have to worry about it at all. It's rare to have a private parking lot in wutong District, Xuhui. People who have been here know that they don't have to walk around the old alley for half an hour to find a parking space. After parking, they can go directly to the hospital. They can go to Disney and walk on the viaduct of the Nanpu Bridge, and go to Binjiang, Xuhui and Ruining Road, without going around the traffic jam in the city.
After staying here, I can stroll through Hengshan Road, Wukang Road and Anfu Road in a day. When others are stuck in the road, I have already sat on the observation platform on the top floor and watched the whole wutong roof in Xuhui with the wind. When you come to wutong District, you want to play through it. Choosing Hope Hotel Shanghai is really a way of saving too much attention - you don't have to crowd high priced hotels next to the scenic spot. Lifting your feet is the pyrotechnic atmosphere of old Shanghai, and the traffic is so smooth that it is the most comfortable way to open up your stay in Shanghai.Show more