Eisen Concept Hotel Shanghai (Jiangsu Road Subway Station)

還可以，也就是值這個價格

設施：齊全 衞生：乾淨 環境：舒適

晚上的飛機所以定了個鐘點房休息，地段一般，外賣送不到樓上需要自己下樓拿，房間也比較小，加時30一小時，當時點了外賣等送到的時候卡在了退房時間，就下去問一下是否能延遲之類，不能延遲是正常的，前台口氣是真的差，你可以好好説話，非要拽着口氣説，有病吧，我欠你的？花錢還要看你態度？

離地鐵口挺近的，但是空調風口太大，直接吹着其中一個床就很冷，其他的也還好，窗簾遮光性非常好，沒有洗手液，淋浴頭比較舊

周圍吃喝很方便，前台服務態度很好，小姐姐很熱情！位置很好，房間每天有人打掃很乾凈！太匆忙了，所以忘記拍圖了，推薦

距離長寧婦醫院很近，交通便利

Facilities: Not good Hygiene: bad Environment: bad

交通很方便，環境很安靜

The voice-smart room (but the voice-smartness is insufficient) is generally okay but I will not stay here again. Forget about taking pictures and writing about it! Hygiene: The bedding is hygienic and the towels look clean (I usually use my own when going out & never use the ones provided by hotels). The overall hygienic condition is good. Environment: 800 meters away from Jiangsu Road Subway Station. The location is easy to find on the street. There are restaurants and Luckin Coffee next to it. The front desk is friendly, thumbs up. Service: The front desk is ok, but the housekeeping staff will not comment until I see them. Facilities: The sink is at the entrance of the room (not in the bathroom). I must talk about this sink. The basin on the counter is very shallow. As soon as the faucet is turned on, water splashes along the edge of the basin and onto the abdomen, even if the water is turned on very small. Whenever water is used, it will inevitably splash on the body, which is extremely distressing. The toilet and shower room share a door. Although the design is ingenious, it is not practical because the toilet is sensor-controlled and will automatically open whenever a figure passes by, which is a bit weird. The chair was dirty and had cigarette burn holes (more than one). Security: The elevator requires a swipe card. When I was going upstairs at night, a shirtless old man followed me to the elevator and followed me to my floor. He followed me off the elevator. I was so scared that I didn’t dare to enter the room and stood under the camera. I turned around and stared at him. Then he opened the emergency door and left. I returned to the front desk to report it. In this matter, the front desk said that the guest who checked in was in the room above me. Maybe he went downstairs to smoke and forgot to bring his room card, so he followed me... I stayed in fear that night and decisively checked out the next day.