Shanghai hits fast—one moment you’re landing, the next you’re stepping into a hotel experience that feels properly “wow”. In this Aziz Family Official video, the family takes you inside an executive property where the room is presented as excellent value at around £90 a night, and the comfort is matched by thoughtful touches and impressive in-room features.
A “wow” executive stay for around £90 a night
After touchdown in Shanghai, the family is quick to set the scene: this is the sort of room where everything feels considered, from the bedding to the entertainment setup. They mention a queen-sized bed and the space is laid out for a comfortable group stay—“the four of us” will be using the room together, with the tone suggesting plenty of space for everyone to settle in.
Room highlights: bed, huge TV and cooling options
One of the first standout moments is the huge television in the room. It’s the kind of detail that instantly elevates a stay—ideal for downtime after a day exploring the city. The video also mentions the ability to enjoy four air fans, adding to the sense of customisable comfort, especially helpful when you’re in a busy destination and want your room to feel just right.
As you’d expect from a well-equipped executive hotel, there’s also a lovely selection of coffee and water, giving you an easy, no-fuss start—whether you’re heading out again soon or staying in for an evening refresh.
An amazing view that makes you pause
While Shanghai is famous for its energy, the room’s atmosphere is shaped by the backdrop outside the window. The family describes the view as amazing, clearly taking time to enjoy it. This is one of those features that turns a standard hotel night into a moment you’ll remember—especially after travelling all day.
Bathroom comfort: rainfall shower and Japanese-style toilet
Step into the bathroom area and the excitement continues. The video calls out what they believe to be a Japanese-style toilet and highlights a rainfall shower—described as “bloody gorgeous”. It’s the kind of bathroom upgrade that makes it easier to relax properly, whether you’re returning from sightseeing or simply enjoying the hotel’s comfort.
How you check in: an experience in itself
The family even shares details about the check-in process, pointing out that it’s done in a way that feels impressive and smooth. The moment is captured as an experience—“Wow, check that out”—with the family expressing enthusiasm as they move through the process.
Hospitality that leaves a lasting impression
This isn’t the first time the Aziz Family Official have visited Shanghai. They recall that around two years ago, during a previous trip, things took a stressful turn and they ended up at an immigration police station. In that moment, they remember a helpful lady who supported them, and they even mention receiving a small gift from the hotel as a result of their experience.
During the video, the family shows off the gift bag and reacts with genuine warmth—“so cute” and “cute”—adding an extra layer of meaning to the stay. For travellers, this kind of memorable service can be just as valuable as the room itself.
Why this executive hotel makes a great Shanghai base
Based on what’s shown in the video, this is the sort of hotel that appeals to travellers who want:
- Strong value for an executive-level room (around £90 a night)
- Comfortable sleeping arrangements, including a queen bed setup for the group
- Entertainment and in-room comfort, including a huge TV and multiple air fans
- Room enjoyment thanks to an amazing view
- Elevated bathroom features with a rainfall shower and Japanese-style toilet elements
Ready to experience Shanghai your way?
If you’re dreaming of a stay that blends comfort, standout facilities and memorable hospitality, Shanghai is calling. At Sakina Tours, we love curating trips that feel effortless from the moment you land—so you can spend less time planning and more time enjoying your destination.
Tell us your dates and preferences, and we’ll help you plan a Shanghai itinerary with hotels and experiences that match the style shown in this “wow” executive stay.
