After 50+ trips to China, I have seen my share of China hotels. This Howard compares poorly. For the same money, you'll be able to book a much nicer hotel. A few observations: 1. The hotel is an older one (read: more than 10 years in China is considered 'old'). And the hotel shows tired. Stains on the carpets; spots... More

Stayed here due to proximity to our Shanghai office. Hotel was easy to locate not much to do in area around hotel so don't stay here if you have a long visit planned. Rooms were clean, staff friendly enough but not many speak English and those that do struggled a little with my british accent. Breakfast was fairly decent and... More

This was my first time in China so I don't have any other hotel experiences to compare but I thought the property was very nice by American standards. Ended up here comliments of Delta Airlines due to being rerouted from Beijing due to thunderstorms. The room was spacious, modern and clean. The glass wall between the bathtub and bed would... More

Very clean hotel located half way between anywhere . Rooms are very nice . The restaurants food was only average at best . Room service was not friendly and the restaurant service was non exisitant . I would not recommend nor will I come back

This is a fairly well run hotel, handsomely decorated but not particularly enjoyable. Maybe it was just us... The restaurant offers a decent breakfast buffet, but the tables are crowded and awkwardly laid out. No whole wheat breads, and fresh fruit offered from a delicatessen-like chiller cabinet that looks great but, because of its glass sliding doors, is difficult to... More

I stayed one night at the HoJo Shanghai the first week of June 2012 due to its nearness to a business that I was visiting. I arrived about 5 pm in the afternoon and was greeted promptly as I exited the cab; the young man carried my bags to the check-in desk. Check in was smooth and professional – the... More

For a hotel that is suppose to cater to business travellers I cant't figure out why they don't open their exercise room until 7am. Most business people are either at work or are getting ready for work. This is a major inconvenience and a reason for me not to return.

This hotel was a pleasant surprise for my 10 day stay in Shanghai. The hotel is maticulously kept and is above most Western standards. Several restaurants are on site, but expensive for Shanghai standards (on par with Western costs though). The hotel is very close to the green subway line 2, but taxis are so cheap that you may want... More

I stayed in this hotel for a month and it was pretty comfortable to be in as it has a kitchenette (ofcourse at an extra charge) but made things much easier looking at the food problems i had. Rickshaws are available at nominal charges from the nearby carrefour supermarket. taxis are available outside hotel readily/ dont take orange colored taxis... More