My mom said this is the most satisfying hotel she has ever stayed in!

Check-in experience at Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund ✅Room layout: Bund View Suite (room number 2209), covering an area of 100m², featuring a double-bathroom suite design with reasonable space allocation. It has a separate cloakroom and dressing table, with a desk, coffee table, and dining table. This room type also allows you to enjoy the Bund Lounge, and the windows in the room and living room offer a full view of the Bund's iconic buildings. The Bund river view is indeed outstanding. 🛌Amenities and facilities: Equipped with small bottles of Aesop mouthwash and a full set of large bottles of Aesop toiletries, placed next to the bathtub and in the shower. The wooden toothbrush provided is not very good, with hard bristles, and the toothpaste is Colgate (due to Shanghai's environmental protection policies, dental kits are not placed in the bathroom and need to be requested from room service before use). There are cotton pads on the dressing table for girls to remove makeup. The mini bar requires payment, even for suite guests. The first round of bottled water is Voss in glass bottles, a total of 4 bottles, and the subsequent water delivered is in plastic bottles of an unknown brand. There are plenty of amenities, including potato chips, candy, nuts, and small bottles of wine. 💰Average cost: After booking a full river-view king room, an additional CNY 1,500 was paid to upgrade to the Bund View Suite. The original average price of the suite was CNY 8,000 per night, and the average cost per person depends on the actual number of guests. 💗Other tips: The Bund Lounge is open from 6:30 to 22:00, offering snacks and soft drinks. We didn't actively ask for snacks or fruit, we only drank coffee. During the weekend and Christmas, there were many people, and the overall facilities and services did not meet expectations. There were many hotel guests, and when entering the hotel from the Bund entrance, people were clinging to the door to take pictures, making it inconvenient to enter and exit. Perhaps because there are many hotel guests in Shanghai, as a luxury hotel brand of the Hilton Group that focuses on top-notch facilities and services, it gives people the feeling of an ordinary five-star hotel. I probably won't check in again.