Hotels near Shikumen Open House Museum

"Quite luxurious for the price."

"The room temperature was too high for my family but at the end the staff helped and fixed the issue. "

"We booked a five-night stay at the Marriott Maquis on the 32nd floor. The corner room offered a fantastic view of the city, especially the Bund. The light goes up at 6pm and it’s well worth the money. The room was spacious and clean with a comfy bed. Breakfast was served either in the lounge or on the third floor and there were plenty of choices including both Western and Asian dishes. The hotel was conveniently located right next to Nanjing Road (a five-minute walk) in a busy and vibrant part of the city. Overall, the hotel was lovely but check-in and check-out were quite slow and the lift was unbearable. It was incredibly slow, taking about three to five minutes to travel between floors. This was a deal-breaker for me. "

"Beautiful place, in the heart of Shanghai, walking distance to Bund. Staff are great! I’ll definitely stay here again."

"Stayed here numerous times. Now considering it our home base when visiting Shanghai/China. The staff are always courteous and accommodating. Will definitely return again. "

"The location is good, next to a subway station. "

"This hotel was worth the money, the staff were so lovely and helped me any time I didn't know how to navigate the city. The breakfast had both western and Chinese foods to try. The room was spacious. The only thing I'd say is that the bathroom needs an update to match with the rest of the hotel. "

"I must say that I was very impressed with this hotel. The location is great and the property itself is well taken care of. However, I do have two major gripes about this hotel. The first is that there is a no smoking policy that they don’t enforce at all. Sometimes, as soon as the elevator doors open and I enter my floor, the whole floor smells like cigarette smoke because people smoke in their rooms with the hallway doors open. At other times some guests smoke with their door closed but their cigarette smoke still gets in the hallway but just not as strong. Either way, it’s disgusting and I don’t understand why hotels in China are so worried about enforcing their own no smoking policy. This is not the only hotel that has this problem as I’ve stayed in a number of hotels in Shanghai that have this problem and doesn’t do anything to stop it. On my last day as I was leaving to check out, I noticed a cigarette butt on the floor next to the elevator. I guess the person was kind enough to not get in the elevator with a lit cigarette. If the smoking doesn’t bother you then I guess this hotel will be great for you. I’ve tried to complain at other hotels and nothing gets done. Either they will offer to move you to a different floor or even upgrade your room but nothing really happens to the offender, they most likely will get a small penalty if at all but nothing to deter them from going it again. My second gripe is the Chinese restaurant on the 12 floor, it was horrible and expensiv"

"Pleasant to stay at this hotel."