Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai is located at 126 New Gate Road, located in business, entertainment and shopping centers, near Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Huaihailu Road and people's Square. Just a few steps away are the Shanghai Museum, the Grand Theater and the concert hall. It's only five minutes from the people's Square subway station, and the surrounding traffic is convenient.
It is a foreign business hotel invested and managed in China by Kingtown hotel management company of Canada. The hotel has all kinds of exquisite and comfortable guest rooms with unique design and humanization. All rooms are equipped with wireless network, computer and TV integrated equipment to provide perfect business support.
The hotel is also equipped with western restaurant, coffee shop, fitness club, large banquet hall, conference room and other supporting facilities, supplemented by high-tech support, to create a high-quality residence for you.
Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai is 32.7km from the airport.
No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai.
The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.
No, there is not a restaurant in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny58 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny830, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
I am a bit of a cleanliness freak. When staying at a hotel for a business trip, the first thing to do upon entering is not to pack your luggage, but to turn on the lights for inspection. Opening the blanket to look at the sheets, touching the pillowcase, lying on the ground to look at the bottom of the bed, squatting down to look at the toilet seat - my friends said I looked like I was a quality inspector, but I said no, I was "educated" by several hotels before.
But Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai, during this round of inspection, I couldn't find any problems.
Pushing open the door, there was no odor in the air. It's not the strong aroma that covers up the odor, but a truly clean scent. The bed sheet is pure white without any wrinkles, the quilt is fluffy and laid on top, and the pillowcase has no yellow stains. I lifted the blanket and specifically looked at the end and corners of the bed, which were clean and without any hair strands. For someone like me, this first level is already passed.
The bathroom is the area that I focus on 'inspecting'. The washbasin is bright enough to reflect light, the faucet has no water stains, and there are not a single fingerprint on the mirror. The white porcelain on the inner wall of the toilet is as new as new, and I wiped the edge of the toilet seat with a tissue - it's white. The glass partition in the shower room is transparent, without scale, and there is no hair residue at the floor drain. I deliberately tried putting water in the bathtub and found that the drain was dry and clean, without any traces left by the previous guest. The amount of shower gel and shampoo pressed out is just right, and there is no glue overflowing from the bottle mouth, indicating that the cleaning personnel have carefully wiped the bottle body.
I walked barefoot around the floor of the room. There is no dust at the joints of the wooden floor, no fluff in the corners, and the carpet is soft and odorless when stepped on. The curtains are pulled up, the slides are smooth, and there are no obvious stains on the curtain. I looked up at the air conditioning vent and there was no black dust accumulation. I touched the desk, bedside table, and wardrobe top one by one, and my fingertips were all dry.
What surprised me the most was the bathrobe. Many hotel bathrobes have a damp smell after being washed countless times, but this one is dry and fresh when picked up, neatly stacked in the wardrobe, and covered with a transparent plastic bag. The slippers are also sealed in packaging, and when opened, the soles of the shoes are white.
On the day of check-out, I had a special chat with the front desk. When asked about the cleaning process of the guest room, the little girl smiled and said, "We change the bedding for each guest, disinfect the cups and utensils, and wipe every item in the bathroom." She spoke in a very ordinary tone, as if this was just the most basic thing.
But I know that there are not many hotels that can achieve "basic" positioning.
After staying for two nights, I haven't changed my bed sheets, complained, or frowned due to hygiene issues. For a business traveler, this is the highest evaluation.
Cleaning up is simple to say, but it's a daily routine of hard work. Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai makes me believe that some people are doing stupid kung fu.
Next time I come to Shanghai, I will stay here. Not for anything else, just for the floor that made me dare to step on it barefoot.Show more
The first time I stepped into the lobby of No. 126 Xinzha Road, I was greeted by the aroma of popcorn, mixed with the taste of tea from the front desk, inexplicably relieving me of all the fatigue from the journey. This is the first impression that Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai gave me - inappropriate, very friendly.
I live in a deluxe king size bed room, just over 20 square meters, and when I open the door, it feels spacious and bright. The mattress of Slinbaran is moderately soft and hard, and when lying down, the waist and back are firmly supported, and there are no dreams of dawn all night. The room is equipped with a computer TV integrated device, and the internet speed is fast enough to handle several emails without any lag. What surprised me the most were the two large windows, which looked out at the sparkling water of Suzhou River. Across the river was the bullet riddled Sihang Warehouse, where the weight of history and the tenderness of flowing water were seen through the windows. This sense of "tranquility amidst chaos" is rare in the city center of Shanghai, where every inch of land is precious.
The toiletries are provided by the hotel and their quality is surprisingly good. The independent bathtub is set by the window, taking a hot bath at night. Looking out at the dark Suzhou River outside, the lights on the bridge flow, and the whole person relaxes. The separation of dry and wet areas in the bathroom is refreshing, and 24-hour hot water can be turned on as needed. This is the most reassuring comfort for people who have been running all day.
The next day's breakfast was held in the first floor breakfast restaurant, in a self-service format that combines both Chinese and Western styles. I brought a bowl of freshly cooked Wonton noodles, and the noodle cook smiled and scooped an extra spoonful of soup, asking me if I wanted to add spicy food. Sitting next to them were several overseas tourists, each quietly eating their own breakfast, creating a relaxed and appropriate atmosphere. Children under one meter are free, while those over 1.2 meters are charged according to adult standards. The details are clearly stated in the price list without ambiguity.
The front desk service is what I most want to write about on this trip. When checking in, the staff took three minutes to complete and handed over a free travel map. On the day I checked out, it was drizzling. I was looking for a charging port in the lobby with my suitcase. The lobby manager saw it from a distance and came over to help me solve the problem. He also asked if I needed to call a car. The delicacy of 'thinking before you even speak' is more touching than any luxurious decoration.
Of course, hotels are not perfect. Some people have reported that the sound insulation is average, the air conditioning has slight signs of aging, and the internet occasionally slows down during peak hours. After all, it is understandable that it was opened in 2010 and renovated in 2019, with over a decade of light and shadow engraving on the hardware. But in the comprehensive rating of 4.7 points, the data for position 7.7 and service 4.8 are placed there - customers voted with their feet.
When checking out, I turned around and glanced at the lobby. The sunlight shone through the glass on the floor, and the Suzhou River flowed quietly outside the window. There are millions of noises in this city every day, and Kingtown Riverside Hotel Plaza Shanghai is like a quiet friend, giving you a good bed, a warm breakfast, and just the right care.
Next time I come to Shanghai, I will still stay here.Show more