Hi Inn (Shanghai Jing'an Temple)

The room does not even have the most basic air conditioner (it seems to be a central air conditioner) and it is actually ineffective. The indoor temperature in the room was 11 degrees one night. I moved to a different room on the first day and thought it was an isolated phenomenon. However, I thought it was still the same. I have stayed there before. Very impressed and hope to give you a reminder if you want to book a room.

The land in Jing'an Temple is expensive. The price is good, but it's too small. I put a suitcase inside and the door can't be closed. There are hairs on the quilt and there is a smell under the table. It is by the window but the window curtain is difficult to pull down. There are passers-by outside and the toilet is very dirty. It's hard to say that the toilet was not cleaned. The hot water was not very hot. The front desk service was okay. The overall hygiene was poor and the facilities were poor. It was okay to stay for one night. The price of Jing'an Temple was okay. .

The location is very good, the transportation is convenient, the price is cheap, there is a parking lot, and there are many food and Internet celebrity stores nearby. Hygiene: average Facilities: not very good Environment: General Service: average The service at the front desk is also very average.

There is no TV, the toilet does not flush, there are mosquitoes, and it is completely uninhabitable.

It's okay, the environment is nice and quiet

The price was adjusted several times a day from 205 to 267. I inquired about the room several times but never mentioned that there was no elevator. There are four floors in total. They said that the first and second floors were full. An elderly man in his seventies brought two suitcases, one of which was very heavy. I finally persuaded the guy at the front desk to help move it, but his attitude was still not good. I have never seen such a simple room and such a small TV. There was a mark on the toilet tank, as if it was leaking and repaired. I gave up after living there for one day and moved to a 200-plus room with an elevator 300 meters away near Renguang. The room was completely different. Before checking out, another guy at the front desk helped me move the big suitcase, but he refused to accept the reward and said that just give a good review, so I give one point for the service, but I hope he and the boss understand that it is their hotel that put us in the dilemma of moving the suitcases. Instead of spending time adjusting the price several times a day, it is better to fix the shortcomings of the hotel.