Shanghai Bao Shan Hotel of China Baowu Group Reviews

Nice place to stay in Baoshan city. I would come to this hotel again for my next trip. The service is good & the staffs was so kind.

Almost no English speaking personal. The breakfast is crowdy and unorganized. The staff is slow and not friendly. Only the room cleaners are very nice and organized.

It is not bad. But since it is steel mill hotel. Mainly for biz trip purpose better. It is convenient around for food and restaurant.

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Facilities: The sliding door of the toilet is almost broken, and it takes a lot of strength to move it. The shower head in the shower room has very little water, and it is not very comfortable to take a shower. The bed is hard. The room is indeed not big.

The hotel has a beautiful environment, convenient parking, clean and tidy rooms, enthusiastic staff, and fences for children. The only drawback is that the sound insulation is poor and there are not many varieties of breakfast.

The professional attitude and meticulous service of the hotel front desk impressed me deeply. The meticulousness of the front desk started from my check-in: as soon as I entered the lobby, I started to greet before I reached the front desk. Seeing that I was sweating, I immediately handed me a tissue and water. It was really great. I specially looked at the brand name Zhang Mi. When the child wanted to eat candy, he reminded me that the pink one was more delicious. It was really thoughtful. It took only 1 minute from showing the ID card to getting the room card. It was really professional and efficient. When I arrived in the room, the children's toothbrush and slippers were immediately delivered. The hotel does not provide chargers. You have to rent them in the lobby. This is more troublesome! The takeaway cabinet is also very close to the lobby for easy access. The attentiveness of Xiao Zhang at the front desk made me feel the sincerity and dedication of the service.

The hotel is a quiet hotel in a busy city. The lobby is spacious and grand. There is a rectangular water feature in front of the door. The room is bright and clean. It is also convenient to get takeout. The hotel front desk is sweet and considerate. It is worth staying.

It has been renovated and is now nicer than before, but it's a shame that there is no bathtub. Breakfast is still not very popular, so I didn't order it, but there are convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, so it's not a problem.

Very good, not bad, I have stayed here twice, it's OK, the price is affordable, we went to see a doctor, the distance is relatively close to the Ninth Hospital, the service is OK, clean and hygienic

The location is near the pier, across the street from the Ninth Hospital, and there are shopping malls around. The hotel is very clean, the service is good, and there are plenty of parking spaces

The front desk checked in quickly, but there was no smile. The breakfast dishes were average, and it is recommended to change the dishes. It was too monotonous. The room was clean and hygienic, and black tea and milk candy were provided. The air conditioning was also very powerful, and it was very hot. I will continue to stay.

Used when visiting a client in Baoshan. There is a supermarket and convenience store nearby. As the plan did not include breakfast, the next morning I walked around the neighborhood and had breakfast at a beef noodle and beef soup restaurant. There are many other restaurants as well. There were many restaurants within walking distance, which was helpful. Conveniently located near the subway station and highway. However, on the day of travel, there happened to be an accident on the highway, so we had to take a detour to Pudong Airport. It took an hour and a half that day. If you have time it's not a problem, but you should be careful.

The room is very clean, no odor, which is great. The sound insulation is very poor, and the noise next door and upstairs can be heard clearly. It is a typical Chinese state-owned enterprise style, and the overall feeling is a business hotel in a second- or third-tier city. The deluxe room I booked is still inferior to the Hyatt of the same price in Shanghai.