Chongming Xinlan Tiandi Yunju Hotel, Shanghai

The hotel is surrounded by retirement communities and is relatively quiet. The suite we booked is 80 square meters and is very spacious. The living room and bedroom are separated, which is more user-friendly. The living room is equipped with refrigerators, washing machines, microwave ovens and other appliances. The furniture is also very complete, making it suitable for family travel.

The overall environment and air in Chongming are very good. The hotel environment and facilities are also relatively good and new, but... I feel that it is more like a sanatorium, more suitable for the elderly... The cinema, recreation center, swimming pool, and health center are indeed very complete and suitable for parent-child vacations... It may be a newly developed designated land. Chongming has few people, similar to a new district, so few... Basically, after 40 o'clock in the evening, except for the interior of the hotel, all the lights in the park are turned off, and it is pitch black... I arrived at 10 o'clock on Friday night, and I thought I had gone to the wrong place... It's a bit scary. It's called a 5-star hotel, but there is no doorman, and there is only one person at the front desk. I called someone and they came out to greet me... The lobby was dimly lit. To be honest, I didn't feel it was a 5-star hotel at all... My first feeling was that I was in a high-end homestay... It was not convenient to order food at night. Basically, the hotel didn't have any food delivery service at night. If I wanted to order takeout, the nearest one or two restaurants were 3 kilometers away (Shaxian County, etc.), and the others were more than 30 kilometers away. If I wanted to eat farm food for lunch and dinner, there was a place called Chenjia Town near the hotel that had farm food, about 8 kilometers away... The highlight was that it was not far from Chongming to watch the sunset and sunrise... The interior decoration of the room was relatively new, but There are still many thoughtful designs for the elderly (this is why I said it was like a retirement project at the beginning...), the free breakfast in the hotel is good, not many varieties, but basically everything is available. What I didn't expect is that there are also Cantonese-style morning teas, my favorite barbecued pork buns, black bean chicken feet, and shrimp dumplings~ Overall, if you bring the elderly, enjoy a slow-paced life, and breathe fresh air, it is recommended... But in terms of cost-effectiveness, I don't think the facilities and services are worth the price. This price is more expensive than the nearby Sheraton and Qinxin Garden (I have stayed in both of these hotels, and I think they are better than this one... just my personal opinion) PS: Key points...At night, the public areas of the hotel are dimly lit, and there are green lights everywhere for safety passages...Imagine it, it's really a bit scary...On the way from the lobby to the room on the first night, I almost wanted to check out and change to another hotel...You need to be mentally prepared... Also...I suggest that you must ask for the bedsheets to be changed immediately after check-in. I smelled a smell when I lay on the bed on the first night...It's a bit like mold...But I think a 5-star hotel can't not change the bedsheets...But I was itchy all over...The next day, I asked for it to be changed and there was no smell, and my body was no longer itchy...

The hotel is very new, with good hardware facilities and service management! It is also close to Dongtan Park. Suitable for family outings. The swimming pool is also good. Breakfast may be on Tuesday. There are fewer people and it is a bit simple. Overall good.