Jinrong International

Name: Jinrong International
Address: 2750 Gong He Xin Road, Shanghai, china
Telephone: +44-204-505-9777
Rating: 3.6

Shanghai City, Shanghai, China

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About Jinrong International

location

The hotel is located in the middle of the Zhabei suburb in Shanghai. It is close to the Shanghai Circus World, Daning Lingshi Park and Shanghai's main and convenient translink systems. The Shanghai central business district is situated within a driving distance of 8 minutes of the hotel and the 2 main airports, Pudong and Hongqiao, are only 1 hour away. During the EXPO, visitors only need 15 minutes to get there.

facility

The hotel welcomes guests in a 16-storey building with a lift and 158 rooms. English-speaking staff at the reception are happy to assist guests at the reception desk round the clock. Check-in and check-out are available 24 hours a day. Amenities include a cloakroom, baggage storage service, safe and currency exchange service. Wireless internet access allows guests to stay connected while on holiday. The tour desk offers assistance with booking excursions. The hotel offers various facilities for guests with disabilities. Wheelchair-accessible facilities are available. A number of shops, including a souvenir shop, are great for shopping or just browsing. Parking facilities available to guests include a garage and a car park. Further services include a 24-hour security service, a car hire service, room service (for a fee), a laundry service and a coin-operated laundry. Travellers with bicycles can make use of the on-site bicycle storage area. Complimentary newspapers are available.

rooms

Rooms feature a living room and a bathroom. Air conditioning ensures comfortable temperatures. All rooms are carpeted and include a double bed, a queen-size bed or a king-size bed. Separate bedrooms are available. Extra beds can be requested. A safe, a minibar and a desk are also available. Additional features include a refrigerator, a mini fridge and a tea/coffee station. A direct dial telephone, a television with satellite/cable channels, a radio and WiFi (no extra charge) are provided as well. Slippers are included. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower and a bathtub, as well as a hairdryer. Wheelchair-friendly rooms with wheelchair-accessible bathrooms guarantee guests with limited mobility a carefree stay. The hotel has non-smoking rooms.

sport

Guests can enjoy a selection of sport and entertainment options. Leisure options at the hotel include a gym and a spa. For a fee, guests can also enjoy a sauna and massage treatments.

meals

Dining facilities include a dining room, a breakfast room, a café and a bar. Guests can indulge their palates at the non-smoking restaurant, which features air conditioning and a separate area for smokers. Bed and breakfast is offered as a catering option. A delicious and varied buffet is prepared for breakfast every day, and a set menu can be ordered at lunch and dinner.

Amenities at Jinrong International

Facilities
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  24-hour check-in
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  24-hour reception
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  Air conditioning
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  Bar(s)
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  Bicycle Cellar
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  Café
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  Car Park
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  Cloakroom
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  Conference Room
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  Currency Exchange
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  Disability-friendly
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  Hotel Safe
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  Laundry Facilities
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  Laundry Service
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  Lifts
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  Restaurant(s)
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  Restaurant(s) with non-smoking area
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  Restaurant(s) with smoking area
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  Room Service
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  Shops
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  Wifi
Hygiene
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  Enhanced cleaning programme
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  Hand sanitiser
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  Protective equipment for employees
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  Sanitiser dispenser
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  Use of commercially available disinfectants
Meals
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  Breakfast Buffet
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  Set menu dinner
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  Set menu lunch
Sport/Entertainment
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  Gym
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  Massage
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  Sauna

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Recent Reviews: 46

User:Vicky K
Trip type: Business
Totally disappointed
26 Nov 2018
This is def. not a 4 star hotel. I travel to China 2-3 times a year and spend 10-14 days during every trip. This is one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in.- Rooms: Dirty, broken equipment, no maintenance, no proper light and broken window.- Staff: Does not speak any English. I wonder how they can themselves an International hotel. They have one answer for every request you have: Sorry Sir, we can not do. - Breakfast: Supposed to by served until 10 AM. But as a guest you are not welcome after 09:30 AM. They start closing the buffet and tell you clearly you have to leave now. - Internet: Ok and may be the only thing which was satisfying.
User:georgevrio
Trip type: Business
Ok for a short business stay
23 Mar 2018
Location: good. Located near a Line 1 metro station. Extremely bear the Amazing Shanghai Circus and a shopping mall with good shops and restaurants.Service: not as hospitable as in other hotels in China. However, reception, cleaning and waiters are fast to respond.Breakfast: for chinese style of breakfast is OK but for western style is poor and limited. Coffee was not good.Lobby: poor and small. Room: for twin beds it was big enough with three chairs and 2 tables. Clean bed sheets and comfy mattress. TV had english, Spanish, arabic, russian speaking channels. Toilet was small, shower was easy to operate and with hot water and good pressure.
User:Ning C
Trip type: Business
Better than last time
05 Sept 2017
I usually stay in this hotel when I have business trip in Shanghai, since it is near the office. The furniture and facility is old, but I would assume it is maintained. However, I don't like the towels, they were yellowish and not so clean. The breakfast is acceptable.
User:Kidlat53
Trip type: Business
Good location
08 Mar 2016
The hotel's location is definitely is good one. Lots of places to go, to see and to explore. Can't get hungry with so many small and medium sized restaurants around. The bed sheets must be changed everytime a guest checks out as it smell of cigarette. Buffet breakfast is so so, very limited and not so outstanding. The lobby is grand and very spacious. The room is value for money, worth the stay.
User:Bengt J
Trip type: Business
No frills
13 Dec 2015
I paid 488 RMB per night and am satisfied with value for money. If there is something to improve I would suggest a non-smoking floor as it was difficult to get a room without heavy smoke. First time also I hade to pay for hair shampo. The breakfast in Chinese hotels often lack Western bread and cheese but 99% of customers were Chinese so it is understandable.