Zhujiajiao Jingting Inn

Super nice! Zhujiajiao is bustling with people on weekends Jingting is like a secret place, keeping the outside noise out The staff here are very kind, soft-spoken, and seem to be very stable. The cat shopkeeper and the dog boss are very unique. My boyfriend said he envied their work 😆 The room rate is not cheap, but it is definitely worth it. I want to come again The amenities, toiletries, slippers, and hair dryers included in the room rate are the best of all the hotels I have stayed in The pick-up service is also great, so we can easily go there even if we don’t drive The breakfast on the hand-cranked boat is not only novel, but also delicious~ You can enjoy a wonderful staycation without leaving Shanghai on weekends~ Thank you for the hospitality of the store, looking forward to seeing you again~

Round trip boat transfer, helped to upgrade the room type The environment is quiet, suitable for daydreaming There are cute dogs and cats We also took a boat to the teahouse for breakfast the next day, full of carbohydrates Afternoon tea was also provided, and I sat there to work I hope I will have the opportunity to experience the various activities provided by the homestay next time. The instructions sent in advance were very clear and the communication was very smooth. There are also carefully prepared toiletries and slippers to take away It is worth staying

The hotel has warm and thoughtful service, elegant environment, and outstanding features. It is worth the trip

Jingting, who has been planting grass for a long time, finally found time to check in this time~ I stayed in Guizi (twin room). The room layout is reasonable, very clean, and every corner is refreshing. The bedding is very comfortable, the bathroom is Aesop, and every detail is in place. The courtyard is quite exquisite, with every view~ The boss lady gave a cruise breakfast as a gift the next day, which was very rich, and the noodles and sugar porridge were especially delicious😋 It’s really the perfect time to stay in Jingting after a spring outing~~

Very exquisite courtyard, every detail reveals the owner's attentiveness and meticulousness. If you have time, you can stay a few more days! It's worth going again

My favorite homestay so far. It’s such a ceremonial feeling to take a boat to have breakfast!

It was wonderful. From the a**osphere to the service. I arrived a little early and was surprised to see a young woman who seemed to be the host, but we were able to communicate via WeChat without any language barriers. Dogs that are attached to their masters and follow them around all the time are so cute. My plan didn't include breakfast, so I asked for it immediately after arriving and was told it would be free. It was a cold day, but the room was warm (especially with the floor heating in every corner), so I had a comfortable rest. Three types of pajamas were provided, as well as warm slippers, and we were told that we could take our slippers home with us. Other convenient amenities such as face packs, combs, toothbrushes, warmers, and ear plugs were also available for take-home use. Fruits, sweets, and juice were also available, but we were unable to consume all of them. It was a picturesque inn no matter where or when you took photos. There seem to be a lot of tourists on one-day trips, so the area gets a little lonely at night and the shops are deserted. It's best to have dinner early. The restaurant across the river that the owner introduced me to was delicious. We took the boat for breakfast just for us and had it at a different place along the river, and I think it was the best breakfast we had on the whole trip. I had a great time. Although it is a little more expensive than other places (and cannot be canceled), it is very convenient and efficient to have a dedicated boat to take you from place to place. did it. The service was great. This is an accommodation that I would definitely recommend to others. I would like to ask you again.

I like it so much. It is the best homestay I have ever stayed in in Shanghai. Although the century-old house has some flaws, such as sound insulation, the shopkeeper makes up for it with the best modern facilities. The Guizi room I booked was said to have been a guest room in the past. It had a big enough twin bed, two toilets and sinks, and the toiletry bag included imported facial masks and foot warmers. I also thoughtfully prepared disposable bath towels, and of course all the toiletries. It’s Aesop, good reviews! If you like humanities, you can chat with the shopkeeper over a cup of tea, learn about the story and preferences of the original owner of the house, and enjoy tea together. You can also experience dressing up in Kun Opera (reservation required in advance), petting cats, setting off fireworks, roasting oranges at night, and if you are lucky, you can also see folk cultural performances, such as Yue Opera. I heard that the cherry blossoms bloom in the house in March, and the osmanthus blooms in August. I must come here twice!