Shanghai Hotel Recommendation, So Fun to Explore——Ji Hotel

Staying at Ji Hotel in Shanghai is truly a great choice! This time, staying at Ji Hotel (Shanghai Lujiazui Pudong Avenue Branch) completely showed me what it means to be the "smart hotel ceiling + king of cost performance" combination 💯 📍Prime Location 1. 5-minute walk from Pudong Avenue Station on Metro Line 4, a 10-minute taxi ride to Lujiazui Oriental Pearl Tower and Super Brand Mall 2. 10-minute walk to the popular "Babaiban" shopping district, a blessing for late-night snack lovers 3. Backed by Minsheng Road Coffee Street, it’s super convenient to grab a cup of %Arabica in the morning 🏨New National Style Smart Experience · Whole-room Xiaodu voice control (close curtains/adjust lights/turn on air conditioning just by speaking) · Magic Cube TV casting: directly cast videos from your phone to the 55-inch big screen · Zero-pressure mattress + down pillow, even a cervical spondylosis patient woke up without a stiff neck! · Dry and wet separated bathroom with smart toilet, the toiletry bag even includes face masks and steam eye masks 📸Photo Highlights · The lobby’s spiral staircase (Morandi color scheme background + circular light strip) · Floor-to-ceiling windows in the 8th-floor executive lounge (perfect for shooting silhouettes of the Lujiazui three landmarks) · Tea area in the room (free authentic Zhengshan Xiaozhong tea + blue and white porcelain tea set) 🍜Nearby Food Radar · "Lao Zhoujia" Shengjianbao (pan-fried buns) right opposite the hotel (Michelin Bib Gourmand recommended) · 7-minute walk to "Yuxingji" crab roe noodles (limited-time popular triple shrimp noodles) · Late-night must-have "Hong Cuisine" skewers (open until 3 AM) 💡Practical Tips 1. Choose rooms ending in 08/09 facing the community for more quietness 2. Huazhu Gold Card members get double breakfast (freshly made scallion oil noodles!) 3. Laundry room on the 2nd floor is open 24 hours (with dryers) The biggest surprise this time was discovering their "City Study"—the side of the lobby actually hides over 2,000 carefully selected books, from Shanghai city guides to the complete works of Keigo Higashino, so waiting for friends is never boring anymore~ The only downside is the pool is relatively small, but for just over 400 RMB per person to stay in the core of Lujiazui, what more could you ask for!