Shanghai Xin Lun Boutique Hotel (Pudong International Airport Branch)

Shuttleservice zum Flughafen Pudong: Ein kostenloser Shuttlebusservice ist stündlich verfügbar. Service: Die Dame an der Rezeption hat einen guten Service geboten und war sehr engagiert Umgebung: Im Zentrum des Platzes, umgeben von McDonald's Hygiene: OK

Ich bin begeistert! Super Preis für das Zimmer! In Flughafennähe, alles perfekt! Sehr empfehlenswert für einen unkomplizierten Transitaufenthalt.

Neues Hotel unweit des Flughafens Es riecht überhaupt nicht nach Zigarettenrauch. Es gibt einen praktischen Shuttleservice nach Keesam. Das Wasser fließt stark. Rund um das Hotel gibt es viele Restaurants und Geschäfte.

Sehr gut, sehr günstig, das Hotel ist auch sehr neu

Very beautiful and clean Hotel. In a quiet neighbourhood. Lovely Staff! I arrived early from another city and called the reception and asked for an earlier check in. It was offered with no extra cost. Although they did not speak English they made an effort to communicate effectively! 💌They also offered an airport pick up bus and called my room to make sure that I was up and ready so I wouldn’t miss the flight. 10/10 hospitality! I’ll be coming back here next time.

My final day at the hotel was incredibly frustrating and disappointing, especially since I had chosen to stay here for one night specifically to ensure a smooth departure before my flight the next afternoon. First, my online parcel—which arrived a day before my stay—was mishandled by the hotel. This created unnecessary stress, and I had to spend time calling both TB customer service and the delivery company to track it down. Thankfully, it was located just in time before I had to leave for the airport shuttle, but the whole situation was avoidable and added a lot of anxiety. Second, the breakfast was a letdown. Instead of being served in a proper in-house restaurant, it was simply ordered from the restaurant next door and delivered to the room in takeaway containers. For the price I paid, I expected a better dining experience—not something that felt like a quick fix. Lastly, the shuttle service was a mess. It was raining heavily, and all the guests had to drag their luggage out to the roadside in the downpour just to board the bus. There was no shelter, no assistance, and not even an umbrella provided. It was chaotic and honestly embarrassing. For a hotel that promotes convenience, this was anything but.