You must stay at this affordable hotel when you come to Shanghai

🧹Soundproofing/Cleanliness: The hotel is clean and tidy, making for a comfortable stay. 🏘️️️Room Type/Layout: I stayed at the Hilton Shanghai Hongqiao with a Diamond Card. Although I was not upgraded to a suite, I chose an executive king room. The room was my favorite type, with a bathtub by the window. The public area of the hotel has an "old money" vibe, but it doesn't feel old. The renovation and maintenance work is excellent. 🛌Supplies/Facilities: The hotel is well-equipped, unlike some new Hilton hotels that have reduced their facilities. The lounge is of a high standard, and the afternoon tea and happy hour are satisfying. Although there are many people, the empty plates are quickly replenished. 💰️Per Capita Consumption: About 200 per person, very cost-effective 💗Other Tips: I contacted the hotel a long time in advance to arrange the room and checked in early. The welcome fruit provided by the hotel was not very good. The hotel offers a wide variety of breakfast options, combining Chinese and Western cuisine, including buns, wontons, noodles, fried rice, oatmeal, stir-fried vegetables, bread, fruit, salad, and more. There are many types of bread, and they look tempting. Although the taste is not outstanding, it is enough to meet the demand. The service staff is warm and attentive. If you go late, the waiter will kindly remind you that the food is about to be taken away and suggest you take more food. You can enjoy the buffet to your heart's content, and there are many drinks available for unlimited consumption. I saw many foreigners in the lounge and at breakfast the next day, which may be related to the visa-free policy. There are many high-end restaurants next to the hotel, but there are limited options for late-night snacks. It is difficult to find a suitable place to eat after 24:00.