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"The property is clean and in a great location, the communication was a bit difficult,"

"The hotel staffs were extremely helpful and nice! Especially the doormen were super nice with the taxi and handling the luggages. When we called Didi, they talked to the Chinese drivers and explained everything. The hotel was very close to the Yu garden and the metro station."

"Staff was amazing, they really did their best to accommodate us. Concierge was excellent as well. I think the highlight of our trip was the tennis court availability. Even though it was raining the days we wanted to play tennis, we loved that the option was there for us. The tennis court is outdoors"

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"Beautiful Classic Hotel, Great Location This hotel is stunning and classic without being over the top. The rooms are elegant and comfortable, with a timeless style. Location is perfect — right in the center, walking distance to shops and restaurants. Staff are friendly and helpful. Great stay overall, would recommend."

"We stayed for three nights at the Radisson Collection, and overall it was a good experience. We didn’t have breakfast there, but we did have the buffet dinner, which offered all kinds of seafood, sushi, and traditional Chinese food. They also had beef, chicken, lamb, and several salads. The buffet included desserts as well as alcoholic beverages such as wine and beer. For the price, we highly recommend it. Unfortunately, we can’t rate it five stars, as the service still needs improvement for a hotel under the Radisson brand. A lady called Alice, who was in charge of the dinner buffet bookings, was very rude and disrespectful for no apparent reason. Besides that, we had a good experience overall at a reasonable price. The hotel is also close to a nice boulevard full of restaurants, Starbucks, and convenience stores. It’s roughly 30–40 minutes from The Bund with traffic when using DiDi, which is very cheap."

"Staff needs to be professional and accommodating to guests, they act and serve as if it was a governmental institutio"