URBN Boutique Shanghai is located in Jiaozhou Road, the bustling center of Shanghai. Its geographical location is very convenient. The shopping center and Metro Line 2 / 7 are also very close to each other.
This is a Chinese original boutique hotel with excellent design and sustainable development. It is transformed from an old warehouse and hidden in the quiet streets of Jing'an District. There are many fashionable independent bars and cafes at the end of the street.
The hotel has more than 20 modern, minimalist and comfortable rooms and Suites, with many modern facilities, such as coco-mat 'rebirth bed' made of pure natural materials, wireless network, DVD home theater, high-definition flat-panel TV, in room safe, rich mini bar and art furnishings.
In addition, the hotel also has an all-weather gym and Aiben restaurant. The restaurant is an environment-friendly theme restaurant full of creativity, which mainly focuses on seafood. We will try our best to create food and drink by using only environment-friendly, healthy and traceable ingredients. I believe you will leave a wonderful dining experience worth sharing with your friends and family.
URBN Boutique Shanghai is 34.9km 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 URBN Boutique Shanghai.
The hotel has a gym, but no pool. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny88 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny980, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
This time I came to Shanghai to escape the hustle and bustle of the city on weekends. I booked a special terrace room at URBN Boutique Shanghai a week in advance, and as soon as I opened the door, I understood why old guests always say that the room facilities here "engrave comfort into every inch of space".
The entire room is a high-rise layout renovated from an old warehouse, without a sense of cramped oppression. The first thing you notice upon entering is not the fancy decorations, but the legendary COCO-MAT natural material bed. The mattress is soft and hard, just fitting the curve of the waist and neck. There are adjustable angle reading lights on both sides of the bed, and the lamp posts can be bent freely. Before going to bed, you can lean on the pillow to flip a book, and the light falls on the pages of the book without shaking your eyes. The side of the bedside table is directly embedded with USB-A and Type-C dual interfaces, so there is no need to pull a long charging cable to place the phone on the ground. Even the small drawer at the bedside table is pre prepared with blackout goggles and natural latex earplugs, which are very friendly to people who sleep lightly.
There is a velvet double sofa in the leisure area by the window, and the small edges next to it have been rounded, so you don't have to worry about hitting your legs when getting up. The retro vinyl record player on the side table is the hidden egg of the room. The hotel played a few old Shanghai themed vinyl discs in advance, put on the record, and the soothing melody spread out. The wutong leaves outside the window swayed with the wind, and even the time was half a beat slow. On the embedded bookshelf next to it, there are many niche art albums, as well as several boxes of free aromatherapy candles. When lit with a citrus aroma, the entire room is immersed in a relaxed atmosphere.
The configuration of the mini bar completely exceeded expectations. The sparkling water, juice, and local specialty snacks in the refrigerator are all free. The cups are not cheap disposable cups, but thick bottomed glass cups that have been sterilized at high temperatures. The cup mouth is also covered with a dust-proof sealed bag. The small bar by the window is equipped with a hand drawn teapot and selected coffee beans, allowing you to brew a hot cup of coffee without leaving the house. With the breeze blowing in from the terrace, the experience is much more comfortable than that of a chain coffee shop.
The facilities in the bathroom also contain ingenuity. The constant temperature showerhead has just the right amount of water output, without sudden changes in temperature. The mirror headlights on the walls have been treated with soft light, so there will be no unsightly shadows on the face when applying makeup. Bath salts and natural herbal shower kits were set up in advance by the bathtub. After strolling on Yuyuan Road, I took a hot bath and the exhaustion of the whole day dissipated completely. The most considerate feature is the hidden drying rack, which hangs small washed clothes and dries them thoroughly in a few hours with the warm air on, making it very practical for short distance travelers.
Having stayed in so many boutique hotels that emphasize design, few have put every facility into practical use like URBN Boutique Shanghai. Without flashy internet celebrity decorations, every piece of furniture and detail is quietly making your living more comfortable. This weekend stay has become the most relaxing time for me recently.Show more
This time I came to Shanghai to find a place to relax completely. When I walked along wutong Leaf on Jiaozhou Road to the door of URBN Boutique Shanghai, I didn't realize that the most unforgettable part of this stay was not the old warehouse space with full design, but the appropriate service hidden in every detail.
Just as I dragged my suitcase to the door, the doorman quickly approached me and took the suitcase steadily before I could speak. His fingertips avoided my carry on bag hanging on the handle, and he didn't even say a stiff "welcome". He just smiled and said, "It's windy today, come in and warm up quickly. The process of checking in is completely devoid of the flow of a chain hotel. The receptionist handed me a cup of warm lemon honey water and casually stuffed the room card holder into my hand, gently reminding me, "Your room is on the second floor, and the stairs are covered with thick carpet, which won't disturb others. If you find it inconvenient to carry things, we can help you deliver them at any time
The day before, I was strolling around the old alleyway and my feet were swollen. I casually complained to my friends who were traveling with me. Unexpectedly, when I came back from outside at night, there was already a small jar of mint flavored soothing cream placed at the door of my room. The note paper was handwritten with small words: "I see you've been walking a lot today, this one will make your feet feel better." I didn't intentionally disturb you, and even knocked on the door lightly, afraid of disrupting my rhythm in the room.
On the second day of my stay, I had to deal with an urgent task at the last minute. I went downstairs with my computer to find a place, and the front desk took me directly to a semi open small area next to the restaurant. They specially turned on the desk lamp for me and quietly gave me a free hot latte: "There are few people here, so please take your time to get busy. If you need to print documents, just call us directly." After I finished my work, I found that there was a small plate of freshly baked cookies on the table, and even my unspoken "a little hungry" was quietly caught.
What surprised me the most was a small detail on the day of check-out. I left the niche aromatherapy I had brought with me under my pillow. Just two kilometers after taking a taxi, the hotel called me. They were afraid that I would be in a hurry, so they arranged for nearby staff to deliver the aromatherapy to my next destination without even charging for shipping. When I checked into my phone later, I saw that the front desk quietly noted that I had mentioned "this aromatherapy was a birthday gift from a friend," so they helped me keep it away as soon as possible and did not treat it as a regular leftover item.
Many boutique hotels always like to hang "high-end services" on their promotional pages, but the service of URBN Boutique Shanghai is never a bow style courtesy, nor is it a pile of redundant benefits. Its goodness lies in remembering a small complaint you casually make, quietly leaving a quiet corner for you, and taking the small things you care about to heart. In the bustling neighborhood of Jing'an, it is more like an old friend whom you have known for a long time, standing quietly at the entrance of the alley, using undisturbed tenderness to catch all the delicate needs of your journey. Next time I come to Shanghai, I will definitely stay here again.Show more