Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai

627 Nanjing East Road, near Zhejiang middle road, Shanghai, China

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Breakfast is not provided.
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Buffet
Check-in
From 14:00
Check-out
Until 12:00
Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai, the hotel is located in the China Commercial Street - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, with convenient transportation, walking to the Bund, Yu Garden Town God's Temple, museums, Grand Theatre, Huaihailu Road commercial street and other major attractions.
Qichongtian brand can be traced back to Shanghai more than 70 years ago. In 1915, the brothers Guo Le and Guo Quan, overseas Chinese, founded Yong'an company, which was one of the four major companies at that time. In 1932, Guo brothers built another 19 story skyscraper, the new Yong'an skyscraper, which was connected with the old building by a closed overpass over Zhejiang Road, becoming the most famous landscape on Nanjing Road. In 1937, Yongan company successfully registered the name of 'qichongtian', which was named because it was located on the seventh floor of the new Yongan building.
The qichongtian of old Shanghai makes people talk about the most: the high buildings in Shanghai at that time; The most luxurious entertainment place; Landmark buildings; Song and dance halls in Shanghai. As described in the morning of Shanghai, 'qichongtian' is a gathering and social paradise for many high-class celebrities, elites and modern personages; It is a luxury entertainment place that many Shanghainese dream of and yearn for. It has swept the whole Southeast Asia for a long time.
The hotel has a warm and comfortable, simple and elegant guest room. The view room can overlook the prosperity of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street by the window. The old Shanghai restaurant is good at pure Shanghai local dishes. It receives large wedding banquets, birthdays, meetings, high-level banquets and casual drinks from past tourists. The coffee shop has an elegant environment and provides all kinds of drinks. Every night's song and dance show will bring you back to the world fair and experience the graceful charm of Shanghai at night.

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  • How far is the hotel from Pudong International Airport Shanghai?

    Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai is 31.9km from the airport.

  • Does Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai offer airport shuttle service?

    No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.

  • What are the check-in and check-out time at Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai?

    Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai.

  • Does Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai have a pool or gym?

    No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. See details about other facilities on this page.

  • Does Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai have a restaurant?

    Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.

  • Does Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai offer internet or wifi?

    Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.

  • Does Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai accept prepaid room charge?

    Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.

  • Does Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai accept credit card payments?

    Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.

  • How much does it cost to stay at Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai?

    The room prices is from cny560, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).

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Reviews


abcdefge2023-09-16
  • 5.0
  • The whole family came to Shanghai for tourism. The location of the hotel is super good, extending in all directions. The travel is very convenient, the cost performance is very high, the facilities are also good, the service and sanitation are also in place, which is worth recommending.Standard Room
e024635092023-08-30
  • 4.8
  • It's conveniently located on Nanjing Road. I'll stay there next timeStandard Room
presentsj2023-07-19
  • 5.0
  • The family room I ordered has been checked in many times, because on the pedestrian street, the transportation and shopping are very convenient, and I will choose to live here next time!Family Suite
liuxiao_00142023-07-17
  • 4.8
  • It's not bad to be able to live in a family suite at this price in this area. All three people can sleep comfortably. The room facilities are a little old, and the TV signal is not very good. Overall, I'm very satisfied.Family Suite
im21032023-07-08
  • 3.8
  • The transportation is convenient. It's on the pedestrian street. It's convenient to go outDeluxe Room
E000760142023-06-28
  • 5.0
  • just so so.Family Suite
bestgod2023-06-12
  • 4.0
  • Nice location. The hotel is very oldStandard Room
weiwei89792023-05-28
  • 5.0
  • Help customers book. It's a good old hotel with excellent locationDeluxe Room
anana05322023-05-27
  • 3.3
  • There is a big gap with the expectationDeluxe Room
befine992023-05-12
  • 4.8
  • Shanghai is conveniently located in the center of the cityDeluxe Room
AI Wei2023-05-06
  • 4.3
  • The location is very good. It's on Nanjing Road. It's convenient everywhereSuperior Standard Room
e012344882023-04-27
  • 5.0
  • The hotel is clean, the service is good, the breakfast food is hygienic, and the surrounding transportation is convenient. It is an ideal place for you to go out.Standard Room
Anne332023-03-25
  • 4.0
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dianang2023-03-21
  • 3.5
  • There's something wrong with the room!Deluxe Room
ariclimyd2023-03-09
  • 5.0
  • Good service, good environment, good locationDeluxe Room
rainbow6116222023-03-05
  • 3.5
  • Good location, poor hardwareSuperior Standard Room
acguard2023-02-01
  • 4.3
  • Everything else is OK, but the breakfast needs to be enriched.Deluxe Room
anteny2023-01-19
  • 4.3
  • The hotel is old, but it is well maintained. The shortage is that the water in the shower room is very small. The most terrible thing is breakfast. Poor few simple varieties under the dim environmentDeluxe Room
algermao2023-01-06
  • 4.3
  • The location is very good and the breakfast is very ordinary.Family Suite
fandy0612302023-01-04
  • 4.0
  • not badDeluxe Room

Travelogue


  • Sleeping into old times on Old Nanjing Road

    This time in Shanghai, I deliberately avoided the crowded internet famous hotels on the Bund and chose to stay at Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai. After staying for two nights, the most intuitive feeling is that the accommodation experience here is never about piling up expensive facilities, but quietly incorporating the warm and soft texture of old Shanghai into every detail of daily living.
    At the moment of pushing open the door, there was no cold and hard metal style commonly seen in modern high-end hotels. The large area of light wood colored walls, combined with dark patterned Haipai carpets, carried the unique warm atmosphere of old buildings, and immediately relieved the fatigue of wandering all day long. The space of 40 square meters is bright and not cramped. The dark brown wooden window frame near the window, with the slurry from years, opens the window. The fragrance of wutong on the Nanjing Road wafts in along the wind. The old arcades and trams in the distance are like a flowing picture of old Shanghai.
    The most surprising thing is the sound insulation of the room. Located in the most central area of Nanjing East Road, when the door is closed, the noise of the pedestrian street and the distant sound of cars are firmly blocked outside, leaving only the occasional wind chimes outside the window. Even people with shallow sleep can sleep soundly for the whole night. The bedding is made of high count cotton customized by the hotel, providing a soft and non collapsing support that is just right for the legs and feet that have been walking for a day. After lying down for a few minutes, the soreness and swelling all over the body slowly dissipated. The vintage desk lamp at the bedside emits a warm yellow light, and before going to bed, leaning on the pillow and flipping through two pages of a book slows down even time.
    The independent bathroom space completely lacks the cramped feeling commonly seen in old hotels. The dry wet separation design completely separates the shower area from the washbasin, and the 24-hour hot water supply is stable and sufficient. After strolling on the street and taking a hot shower, the whole person is transparent. The bathroom products are custom-made chamomile series by the hotel, with a faint aroma of old Shanghai snow cream. After taking a shower, the whole room is filled with a light fragrance, completely without the pungent feeling of ordinary hotel toiletries. There is also a free Shanghai sulfur soap placed beside the washbasin, which is familiar to old Shanghainese and has a particularly friendly feeling when used.
    On the small coffee table by the window, a set of celadon kung fu tea sets was set up in advance, accompanied by a small jar of local Longjing tea. When tired from strolling, sitting down to make a cup and watching the people coming and going outside the window was much more comfortable than crowded in an internet famous caf é. There are no expensive drinks that cost tens of yuan in the mini bar. Instead, there are two free bottles of Shanghai brand soda and local pear candy, so you don't have to run downstairs to find old snacks. You can taste authentic old flavors in your room.
    After staying for two nights, there were no unnecessary facilities, and every configuration perfectly met the needs of daily living. Standing by the window at night, watching the lights of Nanjing East Road gradually turn on, the wind carrying the scent of old Shanghai blowing on my face, I finally understand why so many people prefer this old hotel. It does not stack the experience with fancy smart devices, but completely delivers the most down-to-earth and warm living feeling to the guests. Next time I come to Shanghai, I will definitely return here and have a good sleep in the old times.Show more

  • I have fully experienced the joy of "zero hassle shopping and eating" in the city center

    This time, I stayed in Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghaifor two consecutive nights. I thought that the accommodation in the old downtown would be blocked by the flow of people. After I stayed there, I found that its surrounding facilities and transportation convenience directly lowered the threshold of shopping and eating in the core area of Shanghai to the lowest level. Instead of taking a subway detour, I could hold the essence of Nanjing East Road and the Bund by lifting my feet.
    The most amazing thing is that its transportation is packed with buffs. The hotel gate is a 3-minute walk to Nanjing East Road subway station, with double line transfers to Line 2 and Line 10. It takes 25 minutes to get to Hongqiao Railway Station directly, and there is no need to transfer to Line 2 to get to Pudong Airport. There is no need to rush out two hours in advance to catch high-speed trains or flights. The bus stop is 50 meters away from the gate, covering almost all the core scenic spots such as Yu Garden, Xintiandi, Jing'an Temple, etc. You can stroll around the city without taking the subway and bus. Even if you come back from the Bund late at night and walk 10 minutes to the hotel, you don't have to wait on the roadside to shiver with cold, and you can even save the premium for taking a taxi late at night. If you drive here, the hotel comes with its own exclusive parking lot. In areas like Nanjing East Road where land is precious, you don't have to take half an hour to find a parking space. You can pick up your car directly on the city expressway and avoid congestion in core areas such as Disneyland and Songjiang.
    The surrounding 500 meter living circle directly maximizes the freedom of shopping and eating. Going downstairs is the Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street, where you can buy butterfly pastries and fresh meat mooncakes from the first food store without waiting in line for too long, and you can stock up on Shanghai souvenirs along the way. Turn a corner and get into the old alleys on Ningbo Road and Jiujiang Road nearby. There are more than a dozen local restaurants that have been open for 20 or 30 years. From Potsticker and frying to sauce duck and pickled duck, they are old shops that only local people often go to. You don't need to run dozens of kilometers across the district to punch in and buy online stores. You can eat all the authentic Shanghai flavor within 10 minutes on foot. If you want to browse trendy signs and see exhibitions, you can walk 15 minutes to the creative park near Nanjing Road. If you want to go to a bar and gather, walk 20 minutes towards the Bund to Jiujiang Road Bar Street. After drinking, take a leisurely stroll back to the hotel without worrying about driving.
    If you want to go far to check in at scenic spots, it's not a hassle at all. You can walk 10 minutes from the hotel directly to the Bund without rushing to avoid crowds. If you want to take photos of the sunrise and night scenes of the international architectural complex, just lift your foot and go. 15 minutes walk to Yu Garden, visit the Old Town God Temple to eat Nanxiang Xiaolong, and then come back to catch the afternoon tea in the hotel. 20 minutes to Xintiandi, see the old building of Shikumen Punch in Online Red Shop. There is no need to change the detour throughout the journey, and all the time saved is spent on shopping.
    Even the thoughtfulness in the details has hit the pain point of travel. The front desk can get a free hand drawn map of the surrounding old Shanghai cuisine, marked with niche check-in points to avoid crowds, and even help book shuttle buses for scenic spots. I forgot to bring my camera battery when I went out this time. I walked downstairs for 3 minutes to buy it at the digital store, so I didn't have to order takeout and wait for half an hour for delivery. After staying for two nights, I hardly wasted a minute on transportation. All the shops and attractions I wanted to go to could be reached in the most convenient way. Previously, when I came to Shanghai, I used to think that there were many detours in the city center for sightseeing and dining. However, after staying at Seventh Heaven Hotel Shanghai, I realized that choosing the right place to stay has doubled the overall experience of the trip. Next time I come to Shanghai, I will definitely book my accommodation here.Show more