Alila Shanghai Review: The Room Was Good Enough to Give Up the Bund View
This is my current favorite hotel in Shanghai. The Deluxe Suite felt like someone’s really high-end, well-designed apartment, not a copy-pasted corporate hotel room.
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This is my current favorite hotel in Shanghai. The Deluxe Suite felt like someone’s really high-end, well-designed apartment, not a copy-pasted corporate hotel room.
This is a phenomenal new hotel with grand rooms and unbeatable value for a Hilton free-night certificate. The major caveat is an overwhelmingly strong indoor-pool smell.
I would generally choose this over InterContinental The Strings Tokyo for the fresher rooms and better facilities. The Strings still wins for breakfast and Shinagawa transport logistics.
The renovated room, white-tablecloth breakfast and one of my favorite hotel gyms in the world made this an excellent Tokyo staycation. The location is the major compromise.
I stayed twice and found the same thing both times: an extraordinarily fresh, peaceful, well-maintained hotel for only 8,000 Hyatt points at standard pricing. It is basic, but shockingly cheap for how good it is.
Park Hyatt Doha is a very solid city hotel in a very competitive hotel market. My stay was heavily biased by the fact that I booked a gigantic Diplomatic Suite for 9,000 points plus about $185, and that room was the whole reason to stay here.
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