The only hotel I've stayed at three times for business trips to Shanghai!

This time I stayed at Courtyard by Marriott Shanghai Jiading, which performed well in all aspects. 📍Location: There are several small shopping malls and Zhouqiao Old Street within about 3 km, perfect for leisure strolls. It's 4 km from Baiyin Road Station on Line 11, making transportation convenient. For those who enjoy hotel hopping, this property can be flexibly paired with the nearby Four Points by Sheraton, and there's also Hyatt Regency Jiading not far away, offering plenty of options. 🧹Soundproofing/Cleanliness: Overall cleanliness is good, making for a worry-free stay. 🏘️Room Type/Layout: The front desk was very considerate and proactively upgraded me to a high-floor executive room with great views. The bathroom features a bathtub design; while there's no separate shower area, the layout is reasonable and quite functional. 🛌Amenities/Facilities: Comfortable bedding ensures a good night's sleep. 🥃Dining: Afternoon tea and happy hour are served at the 1st-floor breakfast restaurant. While the variety isn't extensive, basic needs like coffee, tea, and fruits are covered. You can also ask staff for soda water or tonic water if needed. The happy hour spread is impressive - main dishes include fried rice, noodles, soup noodles, and steamed buns, with sides like fried chicken, roasted turkey, spiced duck, and lion's head meatballs with salted egg yolk, accompanied by mushroom soup and seasonal fruits. I tried the lion's head meatballs with white wine, which turned out to be an unexpectedly great pairing - quite an interesting combination. Breakfast options aren't abundant, but ingredients like eggs and chicken are fresh. The mixed noodles are particularly noteworthy and worth trying. 💰Cost: This stay cost 475 yuan with 3,000 bonus points, plus event benefits, making it excellent value for money. 💗Other tips: As a Platinum member or first-time guest, you'll receive welcome snacks - this time they served mung bean soup, which was thoughtful. Cokes at the executive lounge need to be requested from staff. While the bar staff aren't always present, they're generally responsive when needed. At 475 yuan, this experience is truly a great deal. Which other Courtyard properties do you think are worth checking out? I'd love to hear your suggestions.