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Four Points by Sheraton Fengjing

Four Points by Sheraton Fengjing

4.7/5318 Reviews
Jinshan Fengjing Ancient Town Area
The service attitude is still very good. Lily, the housekeeper, called and followed up on the needs in advance through WeChat. When we arrived at the hotel, we arranged a high floor and a position close to the elevator. The facilities of the newly opened hotel are still very good, very new, and the response speed is also very fast. It is about a 10-minute drive from the ancient town, but the other attractions are a little far away. There are not many places to play. If you like a quiet hotel, you can choose it. The villa area nearby is very quiet at night. Along the lake and the bridge, you can go fishing, walking, and jogging in the morning, but there is no business nearby. You need to drive to eat and go out except in the hotel. A few shortcomings: 1. The breakfast variety is not rich enough. It is a bit not worth it if it is worth 128. 2. It is better to divide the swimming pool into lanes or a special children's pool. It will affect the children to swim horizontally and vertically. There is only one hair dryer in the female swimming pool for bathing, and there is no aunt to manage it. You can add staff accordingly. 3. There are a few parent-child projects in the hotel. Guests with children have no place to play except for two small parent-child parks indoors and outdoors. It can be equipped with some one-stop facilities.
Zixuan Ge Homestay (Shanghai Fengjing Ancient Town Store)

Zixuan Ge Homestay (Shanghai Fengjing Ancient Town Store)

4.8/546 Reviews
Jinshan Fengjing Ancient Town Area
I stayed for one night during the Qingming Festival. The B&B is easy to find. It is located in the center of the ancient town and is quiet in the bustle. Because the cemetery of my family has always been here, I have come to the ancient town many times. This B&B is indeed newly opened. The overall design of the B&B is simple. Because I am not used to sleeping in the same bed with the elderly, I chose this room with two beds. The room is relatively small. In addition to the bed, there is a bathroom, and there is not much room for activities. However, the reception desk and the living room are outside, so you can move around and rest outside. The overall new decoration quilt is very clean. Although it is simple, the landlord uses better decoration materials and supplies. Even the toilet paper and facial tissue are very thick. The mattress is better and the elderly sleep very comfortably. These details cannot be seen in the photos. You can only experience it after living there. This is the house owned by the local landlord. He manages it himself, so he is very enthusiastic. If there is any problem, he will help you solve it immediately. He also introduced nearby hotels with high cost performance. I have been to Fengjing Ancient Town so many times. This is the first time I have heard so many things about Fengjing Town. I have gained a lot from living here! By the way, most tourists like to go to Sanqiao. I have lived there before. The ancient town on this side of the B&B may have fewer tourists because there are not many snacks and restaurants, but this side really has the flavor of an ancient town, especially early in the morning!
shanghai Minfeng Hotel

shanghai Minfeng Hotel

4.1/56 Reviews
Jinshan Fengjing Ancient Town Area
Facilities: Overall OK Hygienic: very clean Service: Service attitude is very good Environment: Quiet and suitable for sleeping
Yunshe Bieyuan (Shanghai Fengjing Ancient Town Branch)

Yunshe Bieyuan (Shanghai Fengjing Ancient Town Branch)

4.6/552 Reviews
Jinshan Fengjing Ancient Town Area
Small bridge and flowing water people, the location is really small hidden in the city! There are still many people coming to eat on typhoon days, and there are a lot less accommodation! Opposite the road is the ancient town! 2023 decoration but I think the taste is still very heavy! The room was very stuffy and the air conditioner was turned on better! I have a room upgrade in Trip.com , and there is nothing in the end! Where is the meaning of this member upgrade 🧐? ! Because of the typhoon relationship, the entire hotel is our customer, and we have not upgraded it. What is the meaning of doing business like this? ! Health looks OK, it's gray! The sanitary products are good, and the mineral water in each room is different (Baisui Mountain, Jingtian)! Breakfast is very general, that is, eggs 🥚, 🥛, steamed buns are gone! The pillow was so high that I really didn't sleep well all night! And the air conditioner vent is directly facing the bedside, what design is this? ! The price is 400+, the price is directly reduced by 25+/day on the same day, this kind of thing...hehe!
Jinhuangchao Light extravagance Hotel

Jinhuangchao Light extravagance Hotel

4.3/582 Reviews
Jinshan Fengjing Ancient Town Area
The parking lot is relatively small, it is difficult to park during peak hours, and the room environment is OK
AA Room Hotel (Shanghai Donglin Temple)

AA Room Hotel (Shanghai Donglin Temple)

4/530 Reviews
Jinshan Fengjing Ancient Town Area
Stayed for two nights, no one cleaned the room during the day, and the sound insulation was not good. There are many restaurants around and it is convenient to eat.

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