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4/5Very Good
Missia Hotel, No. 2038, Caoan Road, Shanghai.
Location:
Business trip to Shanghai, the closest budget hotel to the company.
Business is booming and rooms are often full. There is a convenience supermarket and several snack bars downstairs. The choices are limited and basically meet the needs of life.
service:
The service is enthusiastic and proactive, and will take the initiative to say hello and respond to requests. My room is a bit noisy, and the waiter has been actively helping me to change rooms, but unfortunately I haven't checked out from the other side of the community, but I am still very grateful to them.
Room size:
The superior view room is not too big, with floor-to-ceiling windows on both sides, overlooking the night view of Shanghai, which is good.
Room facilities:
There are too few sockets in the room, and a socket on the wall is also loose. The only way to recharge the water is to use the socket next to the bedside table.
There is a smell in the bathroom from time to time, and the room lighting is dim at night, so I can only go to bed early, which is inconvenient for office work.
Bed: so-so
wifi: so-so
Sound insulation: both inside and outside are not good. The office building may have been renovated, and the sound of people talking and closing doors in the corridors is very clear. There is only one window in the room that can be opened a little bit. There are two roads outside, and the sound of big trucks horns one after another. The room is too boring with the window closed, and it is too noisy without closing the window, even if the window is closed, the sound of the horn can be heard. The room on the other side of the community may be quieter, but the hotel is often full.
Price-performance ratio: OK, less than 200 yuan per night, but unfortunately there is no breakfast.
Shanghai Missia Hotel, although the scenery is good, the soundproofing is not good.
Outstanding
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