Hilton Shanghai Fengxian Qiansheng

Excellent service, they are quick to respond and very helpful. We changed to a villa coz we have a dog with us. The room that we stayed though had a really strong smell that triggered sinuses, they gave us a machine but it did not help at all. We have to open the sliding door the whole time to minimize the smell and to have air circulation. Few cobwebs and some bugs in the room, a thorough cleaning will solve this issue. The location is perfect if you want to get away from the city center and have a great relaxing time with the family. Awesome facilities! We enjoyed the outdoor pool so much and the green field for your fur baby to walk around. Very thoughtful service if you have a fur baby with you, they provide a bed, blanket and some toys, and accessible poop bags everywhere 🐶. A great place to stay and have a relaxing time with the family.

Great place for a getaway with a pool, amazing rooms, nice gym, good breakfast and dinners buffet and attentive staff. It was a pleasure to stay a weekend here and definitely coming back.

Good service, a place to forget about life and enjoy a good life weekend.

The staff is unable to communicate in English language. The outdoors pool close at 7pm. The menu of the western restaurant is poor.

The Hilton Fengxiang Shanghai emerges as a breathtaking oasis, gracefully nestled within a picturesque countryside adorned with lakes and bridges, crafting a nearly magical ambiance. The hotel's architecture is inviting, boasting a sparkling cleanliness that extends from its wide entrance to the expansive and supremely comfortable rooms. However, it primarily caters to a Chinese clientele, evidenced by the significant language barrier as almost none of the staff speak English. This aspect may challenge guests hoping to explore the surroundings, given the hotel's seclusion and the necessity to commute by taxi to the nearest town or further to central Shanghai, the train station, and the airport. The dining experience, while offering a rich and fresh breakfast tailored more towards local tastes, reveals operational surprises during dinner times at its three restaurants, where the staff often seem unprepared for guests, resulting in lengthy waits for meals. Despite these hiccups, the food quality remains high throughout the stay. The hotel's serene environment, often quiet during the week, provides an ideal setting for relaxation, mindfulness, and sensory enjoyment. Yet, the atmosphere shifts dramatically during events like weekend seminars when the hotel fills to capacity. For visitors engaged with the nearby industrial zone, the Hilton Fengxiang Shanghai offers an excellent retreat for evening relaxation and morning meetings. Nevertheless, Western tourists seeking a vacation spot may find the hotel less accommodating unless they speak Chinese or have a specific reason for their stay, prompting them to reconsider their choice.

The hotel is great, if it’s not busy. We went when it was busy and unfortunately the guests in the hotel ruined the experience.