★★★★·Shanghai·9.1
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Located in the heart of Shanghai on Dingxi Road, Caption by Hyatt Zhongshan Park Shanghai is adjacent to the Zhongshan Park business district and close to the Zhongshan Park and Yuyuan Road neighborhoods. The hotel offers easy access to Zhongshan Park Metro Station, connecting to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport, and Shanghai Railway Station. The 254 guestrooms feature natural light, high-speed Wi-Fi, and multifunction sockets.
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宿泊者による項目別の評価。
The place is stylish and comfortable, the amenities smell nice, and the staff were careful with things like sheet changes. The only downside was that I couldn’t find the parking lot and ended up circling around for a while.
Keiko·1週間前
It’s very close to the metro, clean, modern, safe and comfortable, but the front‑of‑house staff speak very limited English.
Peter·1か月前
The location is perfect—just a short walk from metro line 2, exit 8, with Yuyuan Road nearby and Long Dream for a full day of exploring and eating. The hotel itself is clean and comfortable, and the staff are enthusiastic. I ran into construction noise after 10 pm, but it was mostly during times when I wasn’t staying in the room.
Yachien·1か月前
Clean and modern. Nothing else.
Jaret·4か月前
The Hyatt hotel sits right in Zhongshan Park’s tourist area, so getting around Shanghai’s downtown is a breeze. The front desk staff speak decent English and are used to western guests, but their cultural biases show up: they tend to be warmer and more attentive with Asian clients, which can feel off for western travelers accustomed to a different service style in Europe. Rooms are standard size, compact but fully equipped, making it a practical choice for a 3‑4 day business trip or a solo stay under a week; families, however, might find it unsuitable. The second‑floor lounges, café, and gym are excellent, and the hotel regularly hosts events—given my 20‑year background in Communications and Marketing and running my own consultancy (MAVRIIK), I’d suggest organizing meet‑ups for creative, cultural, and tech professionals, especially between Chinese startups and expatriate or visiting experts; these gatherings add value and encourage repeat visits. The downside is the café closes at 21:00, which can be inconvenient if you arrive late from the airport and the hotel offers no room service; you might need to check with the nearby Hyatt Centric, just 10 m away, to see if they can help.
Magali·4か月前