Homeinn Selected Hotel (Shanghai Train Station South Square)

離高鐵站比較近 除此以外無明顯優勢 浴室真的很小 洗澡活動不是很方便 其他東西真的衹有一般 馬馬虎虎吧....

給家人訂的酒店，要求是安靜區域，結果噪音不斷，開門關門聲，空調外機聲，剛剛要睡著了，結果是汽車停車關門聲，又被吵醒一夜沒睡着； 酒店門口安裝三角停車架，沒有提示客人注意，阻礙行走，門口門燈不夠敞亮，特別是晚上出去的人要注意了，家人出酒店門口就摔跤了，找了酒店工作人員，隨便一句會跟上級領導説的，真是無語了。下次不會再來了。此圖片是穿了厚褲子還能摔成這樣。

1. 從早上十點到晚上六點一直在裝修，且此事項是我到了前台才被告知。聲音巨大，期間無法休息。 2. 早餐是15元的抵用券，在對面的商業餐廳，且該事項也是我到了前台之後才被告知。用餐超過15元需自費，標準大概是一個餡餅，一碗粥，一個雞蛋。 3. 早上7點多我被打掃衞生的服務員吵醒，因隔音很差，她在隔壁房間打掃時聲音很大，讓人無法休息，且三番四次重重的撞擊我的房間門，我出門查看後發現是清潔車磕碰。我很疑惑，在明知房間有住客的情況下選擇在早上七點多打掃，且多次“誤觸”顧客房間門，不懂不懂。

位置好，房間衞生好乾凈，有洗衣服服保安師傅特別熱情，隔壁也有吃飯的，很方便，必須五星，好好好

住置不錯，離火車站很近，前台服務温馨，客房乾淨整潔。

First - the info not on the Trip.com entry for this hotel - if you're coming by metro, you want Line 1, exit 3c - the other lines at Shanghai Station are a long walk away if you're coming with suitcases and from some exits, you'll be forced back down again at certain times of day because of barriers preventing people from crossing the road). Expect to lift suitcases up two long flights of stairs to reach ground level (a lift/elevator is marked on the station plan but if it exists, it's behind a locked metal door and thus requires assistance to use). Even in the hotel, the level I was on (level 2) had short flights of stairs after getting out of the lift. Overall - didn't really reach the standard I've become used to in China at this price point in (I paid CNY370 per night on average across four nights, roughly what I've paid elsewhere in Shanghai and Guangzhou recently). Room clean but with minimal facilities - kettle, hangers, basic toiletries, but no fridge and quirks such as light switches on one side of the bed operating other lights but not the bedside light. No sound-proofing on windows - I was woken early several mornings by such things as garbage trucks - I've become used to Chinese hotel sound proofing being pretty good. Staff mostly helpful (one in particular very helpful when Wi-fi didn't work though couldn't solve the problem - I couldn't get it to work during my whole stay) though they were far slower to choose to use translation apps than most hotels, often preferring to enlist the help of other guests. Overall they seemed unused to working with non-Mandarin speakers. They also seemed to be frequently arguing with each other, e.g. pushing each other away as one tried to use the shared computer.