I declare this the best value hotel in Shanghai

Hilton Shanghai City Center: A New Staycation Option In the center of Shanghai, Hilton previously lacked cost-effective accommodation options, but now that has changed. It took over the old Nikko Hotel, renovated it, and put up the Hilton sign. The hotel is discreetly hidden on the corner of Yan'an West Road, and when you step inside, the grandeur of a Western-style private residence is on full display, naturally blending with the Shanghai style. Some people think it can be compared to the newly opened InterContinental Seagull Regent, and the first visit is as surprising as the encounter with the Waldorf Astoria Xiamen at the beginning of the year. The fusion of light and space here is exquisite, the design details are carefully crafted, and it is difficult to take your eyes and camera away. After booking a basic room, high card members are upgraded to a suite. The bathroom cleverly divides the living room and bedroom with a curved wall, and outside the window is the bustling Yan'an Road viaduct. The combination of lighting and furniture creates a subtle and tranquil beauty, and the word "elegant" is just right. The member welcome gift is a blind box drink, and the moment you taste it, you will fall in love with it. The taste is like an ice banana milkshake. It has been a long time since I experienced such a surprise, and then I learned that this is a Shanghai limited edition with White Rabbit milk candy, a blind box full of creativity that awakens memories with taste buds. Breakfast is served in the Osteria restaurant on the first floor, the quality of the dishes is stable, and the environment is even better. There are many little surprises hidden in the decorations, there is a view outside the window, there is also a view when you look up, and there is a whole mural on the wall. Spending two hours in the restaurant, time passes without feeling wasted. The transportation is very convenient, Yuyuan Road and Jing'an Temple are within walking distance, but it avoids the hustle and bustle. However, the hotel is not perfect. Due to the new renovation, the smell is strong, and even if the room has an air purifier, the pungent smell is still difficult to dissipate, causing headaches, and you can only open the window for ventilation all night. It is recommended that friends who are interested in staying consider coming back after the New Year. Overall, if it weren't for the trouble of this new renovation smell, this hotel is likely to become the first choice for accommodation in the city. After all, compared to the Puli Hotel and Spa Jing'an Temple, Hilton Shanghai City Center is more cost-effective.