The Atour here is just as excellent as ever!

🤳 An absolutely amazing experience staying at Atour Hotel Shanghai Anting | My first stop in Shanghai with my kid on vacation was the Auto Museum in Jiading Anting, and we chose to stay at Atour Hotel Anting—surprisingly satisfying! ☺️ As soon as we stepped into the hotel, the front desk staff greeted us warmly. The lobby’s air conditioning was powerful, instantly dispelling the heat and fatigue from the journey. The front desk lady was all smiles. When I mentioned I’m a light sleeper and preferred a quieter room, she quickly upgraded us and even gave us complimentary eye masks and earplugs. Super efficient and attentive—the service truly lived up to the online reviews saying it’s "home away from home." The housekeeping staff were also very friendly, offering warm greetings and cleaning swiftly, even paying attention to the corners. Since my kid loves cola, the housekeeping auntie spoiled him with three or four bottles—such great service! I was initially worried about transportation, but it turned out the subway station was just a short walk away. Taking my kid to the racetrack was just a few stops by subway. After dinner, we wanted to take a stroll, and Anting Old Street was right next to us—just a three-minute walk. Enjoying the breeze and the scenery was pure bliss! Perfect for those looking for a quiet, slow-paced place to unwind. Dining was also convenient, whether ordering takeout or eating out. Just 100 meters away were local Shanghainese restaurants, and a bit further down the street were all kinds of cuisines—Luosifen, Hunan dishes, Japanese ramen, Yunnan rice noodles—an unexpectedly delightful surprise. Who knew the suburbs could be this convenient? At night, I took my laundry to the 24-hour self-service laundry room, and the front desk lady even offered to help, telling me to just go upstairs and rest—she’d handle the drying and deliver the clothes to my door. The next morning, I woke up to freshly laundered clothes right at my doorstep, even the socks smelled amazing. Who wouldn’t love this kind of experience? Perfect for lazy travelers like me! I used to think hotel breakfasts were just "meh," but the freshly made wontons here had me coming back for seconds two days in a row! There was also freshly brewed coffee, waffles, cute steamed buns… A fellow diner enthusiastically recommended her hidden menu discovery—scallion oil noodles with a soft-boiled egg, an absolutely killer combo. My kid was happily munching away, clearly as satisfied as I was. When traveling with kids, their happiness is what matters most. Finally, at checkout, we received a farewell gift—a plantable soda can with sunflower seeds for my kid, which was quite unique and instantly caught his attention. For me, it was Atour Village fruit tea and an elegant mug, perfect for my morning coffee. The gifts really hit the spot for both of us. I used to think hotels were just "a place to sleep," but this experience completely changed my mind. Convenient transportation, warm service, comfortable stay, and even solving the most annoying travel problem—laundry. If you’re planning a trip to Anting Old Street, trust me, this is the place to stay!