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

At the Shanghai Marriott Marquis, enjoy the most beautiful view of the city. Located in Lujiazui, the JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Shanghai Pudong offers an unbeatable view of the Huangpu River. The wide view and the sunset shining into the room are warm and intoxicating. The 60-meter-high lobby and the entrance hall are shaped like a Christmas tree, which is very eye-catching. 🚪The room is in the standard Marriott style, with a modern design. The open bathtub is a little surprise, and the light and shadow of the sunset are a perfect match. The other side of the corridor has a view of the Bund and the river, which is better than this side. The bathtub has curtains and electric glass, which can solve privacy problems, but you need to take a few more steps to make it completely opaque when you sleep at night. The service is very good. The turndown service is available every day, with handwritten weather cards and sleep pillows. Check-in and check-out are quick and easy. The relevant benefits are given without hesitation, and the lounge is also very tidy. This is much more professional than in the north. Breakfast is average, and you have to wait for a seat. The special scallion oil noodles are not oily enough, the pan-fried buns have thick dough and little filling, and the tofu pudding has few ingredients. The only special thing is the freshly squeezed orange juice, which you can drink a few more glasses of. The lounge is also on 2F, divided into a dining area and a lounge area. Breakfast, dinner, and afternoon tea are all available. Dinner is available until 8:30 pm, which is very considerate. The breakfast is similar to the other side, but there are fewer people, so you can come here to eat. Dinner is mainly cold dishes, and there are more people at afternoon tea because of the wedding. The pastries are more delicate. The swimming pool facilities are all in the multi-story podium building, which is a through lobby that can be walked to the riverside. The glass curtain wall is like a skirt facing the Huangpu River, which is very beautiful at night. You can walk along the river to see the Bund without being crowded.