IFC Residence

The room is very spacious. Service is excellent. Location is super convenient. If the bed can be a bit bigger will be perfect.

Although this hotel has been built many years, its maintenance is great. Still very clean and confortable. As the location of this hotel is great and the cost is much lower than the other hotels at the same location, it is really the first priority to book this hotel in Shanghai

My family and I recently stayed at IFC Residence in Shanghai, and I can confidently say it was a perfect experience. The location is incredibly convenient, being right next to the metro line, which made getting around the city effortless. The apartment itself was outstanding – non-smoking, quiet, and soundproof, with top-notch amenities. It was well-equipped with a washing machine, a segregated kitchen area complete with a refrigerator, oven, induction cooker, and basin. The space was thoughtfully designed, and the view from the apartment was spectacular. While the curtains were manual, this was a minor detail in an otherwise impeccable setup. The service was equally impressive. The hotel housekeepers and counter staff were attentive, friendly, and professional, ensuring every need was met with efficiency. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and will definitely choose IFC Residence again for my next trip to Shanghai. Highly recommended!

Very convenient location, just 3 mins walk to line 14 metro (exit 10) from hotel lobby. The hotel entrance lobby is directly above the famous Da Dong Peking Duck restaurant inside the IFC mall at LG1. The rooms lift lobby is directly connected to the IFC mall by a door on level 3 (door operating hours 10am to 10pm). The 2 bedrooms suite comes with full set of kitchen appliances (oven, big fridge, washer/dryer, dish washer).

Room was perfect and spacious. Kitchen was fully equipped. Good for families. Location just above IFC mall, and very close to subway station. Walkable to Oriental Pearl Tower and Huangpu river.

The hotel is located in the very center of Shanghai, offering a fantastically beautiful view. There is direct access from the hotel to a huge shopping mall (mainly featuring high-end brands) and the metro. On the top floor, there’s a swimming pool—not very deep, but enough for a swim. The room had all the necessary amenities: a worn-out ironing board and iron (I had a similar one back in 2007), a drip coffee maker (without filters), and a dirty, shabby toaster. The internet, TVs, bathroom, and beds were excellent. The downsides: there was a strong smell in the room and the corridors. This really bothered me, as it reminded me of the scent of an old grandmother’s closet where we used to play hide-and-seek. To me, it smelled like old carpets and rotting cloth. By the end of the week, I almost stopped noticing it, but when I unpacked my suitcase at home, I realized I had brought that smell back with me. Another downside is the cleanliness. On close inspection, there was plenty of dirt and dust in the corners and under the beds. The dishes were washed terribly, with food residue left on the forks. The front desk staff are competent and speak decent English. There is a luggage storage facility as well.