This time staying at Pudong International Tourism Resort, I chose The QUBE Hotel Shanghai -Close to Pudong International Airport and Disney Land mainly to take a closer look at the room itself - after all, there are many hotels of the same price in the surrounding area, and the hardware details that ultimately widen the gap.
I stayed in the senior big bed room, the official standard is 45 ㎡, located on the 9-11 floors, and the full french window window is the landmark setting of this house. From the view, it is the business circle on the east coast of Greenland and the skyline of Chuansha City. The lighting is transparent, and there is no need to turn on the main lights in the daytime. The background of the bedside is relatively stable, with a wooden and warm gray tone. The furniture has a slight sense of age but is well maintained; The bedding is fluffy with clear creases, and there are two heights of pillows to choose from. The mattress provides sufficient support, ensuring a light night's sleep without being noticeably disturbed by hallway noise. The phrase 'good sound insulation, soft bed' in the guest reviews is a high-frequency sentence, which is roughly in line with personal testing.
What I really want to dismantle is the functional configuration. Standard equipment in the room: high-speed Wi Fi, flat screen LCD TV, separate safe, small refrigerator, electric kettle, tea and coffee utensils, hair dryer, iron/steamer; The bathroom is dry and wet separated, equipped with a bathtub and rainforest shower, with stable water pressure and instant hot water output. The spare parts are custom-made threads from Australian environmental brand Erutan for Platinum, and the texture is considered an unexpected delight in the 400 yuan price range. The depth of the writing desk is sufficient to hold a 15 inch notebook, and the sockets are distributed on both sides of the desk and bedside, which is friendly to office workers; The air conditioner is a central air conditioner with a large adjustable range. Only a few guests have reported that it is too hot and requires opening windows for ventilation. I have not encountered this problem in the past two nights.
The room type gradient is also worth mentioning: the standard king/twin bed is about 28-30 square meters (3-8 floors, excluding 4 floors), the deluxe room is about 30 square meters (9-11 floors), the corner suite is 62 square meters, the deluxe suite is 87 square meters, and there are also Shaka parent-child theme rooms, Totoro Starry Sky theme rooms, etc., which provide higher playability for family guests. I glanced at the business king size bed on my way, which had a similar layout but a simpler flow. The suite also had a separate living area and a more relaxed bathtub.
Of course, we have to be honest about our shortcomings: some residents mentioned that the hair dryer is outdated, some room types occasionally lack dental appliances, and there are traces of use in the public area and hardware, which are common problems of the building in 2010; Parent child/themed rooms have a lot of fun, but the sound insulation and hardware standards are still within the same system, so it is not advisable to demand strict standards from new-style design hotels.
On the whole, the room facilities of The QUBE Hotel Shanghai -Close to Pudong International Airport and Disney Land follow the path of "adequate size, complete configuration, and overstepping spare parts" -45 ㎡ starting, full french window, dry wet separation+bathtub, Erutan cleaning. These items are stacked together, and the cost performance of hardware is outstanding in the Disney Chuansha area with more than 300 yuan. If you mind the "brand new feeling", you can take a detour; If the four items of "space, lighting, bathing, and office" are measured together, this building is worth putting on the shortlist. Leaning against the window at night, watching the lights of the commercial district, I feel that the old four-star brand's "solid foundation" is more practical than fancy design.Show more