Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai

I arrived in the middle of the night to a warm and friendly welcome. Porters and reception staff were polite and efficient and couldn’t do enough to help me. Stunning surroundings, and a clean, comfortable and spacious room. Highly recommended for those who enjoy a little more comfort.

We stayed for a week in this hotel and loved the amenities and local area. The staff were very helpful too. Would definately come back,

This is a wonderful place! The location is perfect. It’s close to the metro. Quiet streets. There’s a lovely garden. The staff are very caring, breakfast is excellent. I especially recommend the mochi — I’ve attached a photo, be sure to try it!

Large rooms, great location, beautiful view

Perfect location. Although the room may need to be renovated, but the service totally makes it great.

The hotel has a very retro ambiance. The service is great and the morning buffet is quite special compared to other hotels in Shanghai. The location is very convenient too.

Great view of the garden They were very welcoming Thank you

Staff were attentive and excellent. Room was dated, but everything was clean and well maintained. First day we had coffee at Rosies in house cafe. It was half full, uht milk, and outrageously expensive @ $20 for 2. The pool is roofed; reminded me of swimming lessons in the 1970's at Carlisle pools... you even have to wear a swim cap. Nice gym. Smoke filled hallways; smoke free not enforced.

The hotel was very interesting — a historic building blended with modern rooms that had a nice, clean renovation. Overall, I’m very happy with my stay. The only downside for me was the breakfast, which is geared mainly toward Asian guests and doesn’t offer a very wide selection of dishes. There’s also no halal food station, which is probably why the hotel’s guests are mostly Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.