From the moment we drove down gracious Maoming Road, as soon as we entered the front gate of the Ruijin Hotel, we fell in love with this corner of Shanghai. The beautiful, well kept grounds and the historical brick buildings were impressive. The staff was very attentive and helpful.We had a large, comfortable room in a modernized Building 3. Yes,... More

We loved the hotel, its location and the service. Number one building is the one to stay as lots of great Chinese leaders resided here in the past The room is very spacious for any hotel standard. The only problem is the bed. I am Shanghainese myself but lived overseas for 20 years. I don't get used to the hard... More

LOVELY HOTEL. i wouldnt mind throwing my wedding here :)

We had a wonderful experience at Ruijin, and I would recommend it highly to anyone headed to Shanghai. While the hotel was under construction, the noise never bothered us, the rooms were incredibly spacious, and the grounds were still lovely. The staff couldn't have been more accommodating, going out of their way to make sure our stay was comfortable. The... More

Only a one night stay but everything was first class in this delightful garden - located colonial hotel. Our room, while lacking a garden view, was nonetheless comfortable and attractive. Breakfast in the lovely dining room overlooking the garden was delicious and varied. Service excellent and location in the French Concession not to be missed on any visit to marvelous... More

I recently stayed at the Rui Jin and loved the history of this great hotel which takes up a whole city block right in the centre of the old French Concession. I stayed in Block 3 and although there were renovations of another building nearby, I never heard any noise. The rooms were comfortable with lots of little extras that... More

Having stayed here for over 5 years, I knew this lush hotel in the heart of Shanghai wouldn't remain a secret forever.. so the prices have gone up, and the renovations have begun. But it's still a delightful pace to stay. I love this hotel, I have many fond memories.

This is such an interesting hotel and consists of a number of buildings dating back to colonial times. The grounds are attractive and well maintained and the public rooms are very luxurious. The downside is that, because the buildings are so wellspread, it's quite a hike between them although you can arrange for a golf buggy to transport you around.... More

This was our first time at the Ruijin after our favorite Shanghai hotel was rehabbed into a high priced boutique hotel. Having walked past the front gate I always wanted to stay here since the grounds looked so lovely and it seemed so tranquil inside. I say seemed because on each night of the the three nights we were here... More