File HB-7WW1AccommodationUpdated 10/30/2026

JI Hotel (Shanghai Shangcheng Road Subway Station) (全季酒店(上海商城路地铁站店))

Chinese name: 全季酒店(上海商城路地铁站店)

English name used by a cited travel platform

1088 Plaza, No. 1088 Pudong South Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China · View on map

Public records: 2
Reported pests: Bed bugs 1Cockroaches 1
Latest event: Event date unknown · source published 09/29/2026
Hotel responses: None yet0 disputes under review
Verification: Pests not independently identifiedNo reviewed stay proof

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Property identity

English display name: JI Hotel (Shanghai Shangcheng Road Subway Station) (全季酒店(上海商城路地铁站店))
Name classification: Name used by a cited travel platform
Chinese property name: 全季酒店(上海商城路地铁站店)
English display address: 1088 Plaza, No. 1088 Pudong South Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China; Chinese address as stored: 浦东南路1088号1088广场F1层(西门附近)
Recorded name aliases: 全季酒店(上海商城路地铁站店)

English name sources

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2026-09-20Event date unknown · post publication date

Cockroaches

Take care小红书 · Third-party public lead#R-9NA3

A Xiaohongshu post published on 20 Sep 2026 said the author found different insects each day at a property near Shangcheng Road Metro Station in Shanghai and received no response after reporting them to the front desk. The post included a cockroach identification; the author said the hotel first offered a souvenir or room discount, then offered a Gold membership annual card. The claims have not been independently verified.

Reviewed English summary · not independent verification

Original Chinese record

原帖称上海全季酒店商城路地铁站店每天都能发现不同虫子，向前台反馈后没有得到回应；原帖配图显示房间内有蟑螂。作者后续补充称酒店先提出伴手礼或房费折扣，随后改为金卡年卡。

Not independently verified · pest not independently identifiedOriginal post link available

Hotel response: none yet.

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Take carePest precautions

The main concerns are allergens, asthma and food contamination. Some household species or egg cases can also arrive in boxes, packages and luggage. Infrequent biting does not mean no health risk.

What to do: Protect food and check bags and packages. Ask the property to address insects or egg cases. People with allergies or asthma should take additional care.

These platform-defined accommodation attention levels consider precautions and travel-related spread, not medical severity. Guidance concerns pests in general and does not establish species identification or current hotel conditions.

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