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The biyunyuan service apartment in Huangpu, Shanghai is equipped with an independent living room and a fully equipped kitchen, which has both home and office functions. You can invite your best friends to get together here, or have business talks in the living room.
In addition, the hotel has a cafeteria, fitness room and TV hall. You can sip some fresh coffee in the cafeteria, exercise your muscles in the fitness room, or relax in the TV hall. You can make your own choices and be free.
How far is the hotel from Pudong International Airport Shanghai?
Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square) is 32.6km from the airport.
Does Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square) offer airport shuttle service?
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square)?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square).
Does Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square) have a pool or gym?
No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square) have a restaurant?
No, there is not a restaurant in the hotel.
Does Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square) offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square) accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square) accept credit card payments?
No, the hotel does not accept credit card payment.
How much is the breakfast at Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square)?
Each costs cny78 for extra breakfast.
How much does it cost to stay at Green Court Residence City Center Shanghai(Green Court Serviced Apartment-People's Square)?
The room prices is from cny718, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
What is the price of long-term monthly rent? any discount?
Yes, please submit your order first, and we will send you the best offer.
Does the hotel have twin rooms?
All room types are large beds, you can choose two rooms and one hall or extra beds, please check the room type introduction.
Engrave 'useful' into every inch of room detail
This time, I stayed at Green Court Residence City Center, Shanghai, People's Square for four consecutive nights without being distracted by the internet celebrity check-in point. I stared at the various facilities and experiences in the room throughout, only to realize that its thoughtfulness was hidden in the unintentional details, completely different from the style of ordinary serviced apartments that just show off and match the configuration.
I live in a 65 square meter one bedroom apartment, and the first detail that caught my attention upon entering was a towering storage cabinet at the entrance. In addition to the regular hanging area, there is a suspended layer at the bottom that allows luggage to be pushed in without bending over. The cabinet door also has a hidden full-length mirror, so you don't have to squeeze in front of the bathroom mirror when going out to tidy up and dress up. The shoe changing stool next to it is soft packed, so sitting on it won't hurt your legs. There are also spare umbrellas and shoe picks hidden in the cabinet, so you don't have to go downstairs to buy them yourself.
The facilities of the open style small kitchen exceed expectations and are not the kind of "model room kitchen" that can only be seen: there is an embedded induction cooker on the countertop, and three different sizes of non stick pans are placed in the bowl basket next to it, which can be used for cooking noodles to frying steak. The matching spatula, spoon, dishwashing cotton, and even food preservation box are all equipped. Underneath the table is a double door refrigerator with over 100 liters. The refrigeration area has a dedicated beverage compartment, and the freezing area can hold the ice cream and frozen food I bought. There is also a mini dishwasher hidden in the corner, which is too lazy to wash by hand after finishing. The water from the direct drinking faucet on the table can be consumed directly without boiling water or waiting for it to cool down. When in a hurry, it can be poured into a portable cup.
The facilities in the living room area are all practical: the 2-meter-wide suspended TV cabinet has no redundant decorations, and the projection on it is 4K high-definition. It is connected to all video platform members on the network, and there is no need to log in to your account. The sofa has a relatively hard high backrest design, which won't collapse when watching TV shows. The floor lamp next to it is adjustable in angle, so you don't have to turn on the main light to shake your eyes when reading at night. The small table by the window comes with a wireless charging pad, which allows you to recharge your phone as soon as you place it on top, without having to look for a charging head everywhere.
The details of the bedroom and bathroom are more attentive: the mattress is independently spring-loaded, and there is no abnormal noise when turning over. The pillows are divided into high, low, soft, and hard types. For someone like me with poor cervical spine, I chose a low pillow and slept until dawn. The bathroom has been separated into dry and wet areas, and the top spray and handheld showerhead in the shower area have evenly distributed water. Hot water can be dispensed in just 3 seconds, and there is a large storage cabinet under the sink where all the skincare and toiletries I brought are placed. The countertop is not messy at all. The smart toilet comes with heating and flushing functions, so sitting on it in winter won't freeze your buttocks. The hair dryer is a high-power negative ion model, which can dry long hair in just 5 minutes.
After staying for four days, I didn't come across any facilities that were "mediocre but useless", and every configuration seemed to have anticipated the real needs of the guests. Compared to many apartments that focus on aesthetics, the experience of Green Court Residence City Center, Shanghai, People's Squareputting facilities into reality is what truly makes a comfortable stay.This is the way for locals to open up their hidden travels
Who understands? When I came to Shanghai to avoid crowded internet famous hotels and stayed at Green Court Residence City Center, Shanghai, People's Square for three days, I directly turned my trip into a relaxed mode of 'having a home in Shanghai'.
The original choice of it was purely targeted by the location -10 minutes' walk from Yu Garden and 15 minutes' walk to the South Bund, not only without crowding the people in the core area of the Bund, but also with the pyrotechnic atmosphere of old Shanghai in hand. At the moment I turned into the residential area with my suitcase, most of the noise on the road was filtered out by the shade of camphor trees. There was no chain hotel assembly line greeting at the front desk. After taking my ID card and checking in, the little sister handed me a handwritten list of her personal belongings: a 20 year old pan fried shop at the entrance of the alley, a local noodle shop that opened at 2 o'clock in the morning, and an old market that even locals often go to, which is 100 times more reliable than online search guides.
I booked a one bedroom apartment with an open plan small kitchen, and my first impression when I opened the door was that it had no hotel chill at all. There is no cheap burr on the warm log furniture. The whole french window brings in the afternoon sunshine. Looking up, you can see the sharp roof of Lujiazui's three piece suite emerging from the roof of the old alley. The most surprising thing was the kitchen configuration, with everything from pots and pans to dishwashers. The next day, I woke up early to go to the nearby Ninghai East Road vegetable market, brought back freshly baked fresh meat mooncakes and fresh vegetables, and slowly cooked a bowl of vegetable noodles in the small kitchen, which was much more comfortable than rushing to a hotel breakfast.
Detail control really hits the nail on the head here: the mattress's softness and hardness are just right for someone like me who has a poor waist, and there are two types of pillows to choose from: soft and hard. I slept for two consecutive days until 9 o'clock and naturally woke up; The hot water in the bathroom comes out in 3 seconds. After taking a shower, wrap yourself in a bathrobe and go to the lazy sofa in the living room to collapse. You can watch old movies by clicking on the projector, which is much more enjoyable than facing a palm sized TV in the hotel. The shared leisure area on the second floor is not a popular backdrop for photography. The entire wall of bookshelves is filled with old Shanghai art books. One afternoon, I sat here with my computer in my arms for two hours while a nearby resident shared a niche check-in spot with a friend. No one urged you to make a purchase, and no one deliberately disturbed me.
There is no need to rush out these days: go to Yu Garden to visit the morning market in the morning, blow the wind along the South Bund in the evening, do not squeeze the subway in the evening when you are tired, and then turn two corners to get back to the quiet apartment. On the last day, I didn't even arrange any attractions. I bought ice cold beer at the convenience store downstairs and stood by the window watching the lights with a freshly cut watermelon. Suddenly, I felt that compared to checking in at more than ten attractions, this leisurely trip was the most comfortable way to open up in Shanghai.
Next time I come to Shanghai, I will definitely not choose an internet famous hotel. I will just useGreen Court Residence City Center, Shanghai, People's Squareas my fixed destination.