Chengdu Hotels with Bars

Hotel 3 | 🐼 This hotel truly cured my exhaustion after a late-night shoot. After a whole day of filming, Ms. Nuomi finally wrapped up late at night. Exhausted from traveling, we chose to stay at this hotel not far from Chunxi Road in Chengdu. It was already well past midnight, and I dragged my luggage to the front desk, completely worn out. I expected to simply check in and head straight to bed, but a warm surprise was waiting for us. The kind front desk lady saw my tired little one and thoughtfully presented her with a soft panda plush toy. My daughter's eyes lit up instantly. She hugged the panda all the way to the room, and the fatigue from our journey vanished. It felt like this small, delightful gesture instantly soothed away all our exhaustion. ✨ Why I genuinely recommend this hotel: ✔️ Excellent location: Not far from Chunxi Road, it's perfect for short trips, or as a base when exploring with kids. Very convenient if you're driving. ✔️ The service is a huge bonus! A 24-hour front desk means even late-night check-ins are handled with warmth. Just a small panda gift can win over a child's heart, and the welcome fruit in the room even came with a handwritten note – it's the little details that truly touch you. ✔️ The most impactful point for a mom like me: Breakfast is served until 11 AM! Parents with kids understand this joy – no need to rush for breakfast early in the morning. After a tiring day, you can sleep in peacefully, wake up slowly, and then enjoy a sumptuous breakfast at the restaurant. Chinese dim sum, Sichuan snacks, Western breakfast, and even baby food are all available. The relaxed vibe is absolutely perfect. The room was clean and spacious, the bedding was comfortable. We had a sound night's sleep and woke up fully re-energized. It was an unexpectedly warm and pleasant stay, more than just a night's accommodation – it was a gentle slice of happiness on a busy journey. For anyone traveling with children or needing a place to stay nearby, you can confidently choose this hotel.

This was my second time staying at XiShu Garden Inn! It was just as great as the first time. My friend and I got a room with two full beds and the breakfast service. The room was clean everyday and the air conditioning was welcoming after our busy days! There is an adorable patio outside, too! We ate breakfast out there and also relaxed in the evening outside. The staff was extremely kind and welcoming. One day we wanted to go to the LeShan Buddha and the hotel staff were kind enough to organize the trip for us. We paid them upfront and they found a driver/tour guide for us. It was a great addition to our trip! I would absolutely recommend this hotel again.. especially since I stayed here twice!

This was, without a doubt, the most satisfying hotel experience of my Chengdu trip. Candy provided exceptional service throughout my stay. She added me on WeChat in advance, inquired about my arrival time, arranged turndown service, and offered welcome fruits. She also checked daily if I needed room cleaning. She's an outstanding employee and deserves a raise. Another 'burnt out' employee, Lucky, a West Highland White Terrier, was incredibly well-behaved and loved being petted – it was a delightful interaction. The facilities are relatively new and very clean, and the location is excellent. It's not in a noisy area but offers great accessibility. It's directly accessible from Exit G of Dongda Road Metro Station, only four stops from Chunxi Road, and surrounded by three or four shopping malls. It’s perfect for both relaxation and exploring. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit to Chengdu.

I stayed here for one night and checked out today. The room facilities are pretty good, very clean, and the environment is also great. The hotel is right next to Chunxi Road, so it's super convenient for shopping and dining. There are many night markets nearby, and no matter which direction you go, you'll find plenty of delicious food spots. The lobby on the first floor has a particularly pleasant fragrance, and as soon as you walk in, you'll see four robots, lining up at night to deliver takeaways. My reservation even came with a craft beer, which was nice for a nightcap – though it was just one, it was super big, enough to share with a friend. There's a pool table on the first floor and a laundry room on the 28th floor, which is very convenient for travelers to wash clothes, and you can even dry them and take them with you the same day. The hotel provides free laundry detergent, so you don't need to spend money. The mini-fridge in the room also has drinks, with four free bottles. There's a Bluetooth speaker next to the bedside table for playing music. I really have to praise the mattress – it's the most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on, not too soft, not too hard, with great support. The pillows are also very soft, just how I like them, though we also requested a latex pillow, which was also very good. I slept very soundly. There isn't much of a view during the day, but the night view is beautiful. The room size is also decent; it's a bit smaller compared to some hotels I've stayed in before, but most hotels in the city center have similar sizes, and larger rooms usually cost more. Breakfast starts at 7:00 AM on the 45th floor. It would be even better if it started a bit earlier, like 6:30 AM, so we could eat earlier if we're in a hurry to go to the Panda Base. The breakfast selection is alright, pretty standard – not amazing but enough to eat and fill you up. The hotel's overall decor style is very unique, and the restaurant decor has a great vibe. The room lighting isn't super bright, but I personally found it quite nice. The lobby on the first floor also has a very high-end feel, which is to be expected since it's a newly opened hotel. The price of over 600 RMB for a city center location is quite fair.

This hotel is truly amazing! The service attitude is excellent, the price is super affordable, and I found the room quite spacious, not small as some reviews suggested. What's more, for the price we paid, breakfast was included... The breakfast was a buffet, with limited choices but it was tasty. Plus, the view from the breakfast area was lovely.

Pretty unique stay with it's decor. Room looked nicer in the photos because the lighting in the actual room was inconsistent with white and yellow bulbs. A standing lamp and the latch on a window were broken, but they fixed both the following day. They kept reassuring me it's safe (the broken latch meant the window couldnt be closed) but as a solo traveller it's still best to err at the side of caution. Plus it meant I couldn't block outside sound, and was actually woken from my nap by food wrapper noises by someone on the balcony (it's shared). For extras, the ******* clothing is actually free, 'oxygen' meant aircon, you have to remind them on the welcoming gifts, so the only thing I'd is worth paying the extras for is their handmade tsampa and butter tea. Pretty filling and you can have it as breakfast (though you might not be used to the taste haha) Overall a good experience because of their friendly service, good attitude, and always having a smile on their face. I suggest for them to be proactive in telling the guests on what their extras are and how to request fro them, instead of the other way around.

We stayed at Qixi Guest House in Dayi, Sichuan with our two kids and chose the River View Loft Room — and it was such a lovely experience. The room was very clean and comfortable. Our kids absolutely loved it because they had their own space in the loft area. There were plush toys and books prepared for them, which made it even more special. The loft area also had a warmer, so it stayed cozy and comfortable. The owner is very kind, and the place is managed by two elderly ladies who are incredibly sweet — they reminded us of our own grandmothers. They were so warm, caring, and genuinely helpful. They even helped us book taxis because it can be quite difficult to get a Didi in this area. There are no halal restaurants nearby, so it’s best to bring ready-to-eat food from home. However, they knew we are Muslim and thoughtfully prepared halal-friendly breakfast for us — noodles, fried eggs, vegetables, buns, candy, nuts, and boxed milk. We truly appreciated their effort. Downstairs, there is a shared kitchen area that guests can use. It’s well-equipped with utensils, a microwave, hot water dispenser (similar to Coway), and basic kitchen facilities — very convenient for families. The only downside is that there is no lift. The building has three levels. We stayed on Level 2 (just one flight of stairs up from the ground floor), so it was manageable, but carrying heavy luggage could be challenging. When we checked out, the owner even gave us a small gift bag with a keychain and fridge magnet — such a sweet gesture. From the guesthouse, it takes only about 20 minutes by Didi to reach Xiling Snow Mountain. Just make sure to book your ride 20–30 minutes earlier because it can be hard to get a car in this area. There are small shops nearby if you need drinks or basic items, but by around 9:40 pm, most places close and the area becomes very quiet. The river view from our room was absolutely beautiful. The guesthouse is located at the foothill area with charming ancient China village vibes — peaceful and scenic. The hospitality was truly heartfelt. We also noticed many Malay guests have stayed here before, so they are familiar with preparing Muslim-friendly meals. Overall, we had a very warm and memorable stay. Highly recommended for families visiting Xiling Snow Mountain.

The interior and exterior environment, cleanliness, and service of Chengdu Celebrity Hotel are all excellent. The breakfast offers a rich variety, and the restaurant is quite spacious. However, most of the dishes are spicy. It is suggested to consider the dietary habits of guests from all over the country by balancing spicy and non-spicy options, or by placing chili seasoning separately so that those who love spicy food can add it themselves—this might be a better approach. Another shortcoming is that our room only had a single fixed showerhead that could not be detached for use. Although there was another one by the bathtub, water would leak onto the room floor while taking a shower. Nowadays, ordinary hotels usually provide two showerheads (one fixed and one movable), and for a five-star hotel, this should not be the case.

I stumbled upon this hotel by chance. While dining in the restaurant, I discovered there's a pool inside, which immediately set a perfect vacation vibe. Breakfast by the pool, a relaxing swim – it was delightful. The hotel's cafe offers a wide variety of food, coffee, and alcoholic beverages. The room was clean and tidy; though not huge, it had all the necessary functions and was very well-equipped. They even offer late-night snacks! I arrived back late, but they thoughtfully kept mine at the front desk for me, which was incredibly heartwarming. The service was very warm and attentive, making me feel right at home. If you're traveling to Chengdu, this is an excellent choice. It's just a few minutes' walk from Huapaifang Metro Station! Next time, let's meet here for a vacation, chat about travel and food; life is always full of expectations…

I was curious about the much-discussed Ritz-Carlton flooring I saw online, so I decided to come and experience it for myself. First of all, the signature elegant vibe of the Ritz-Carlton is definitely there. The overall competence of the staff is acceptable, but just barely passing. Another thing that made me curious: do they only call high-tier elite members before check-in? Is it really unnecessary to contact regular members or guests who don't participate in loyalty programs prior to their arrival? I feel that at the very least, they should ask guests for their approximate arrival time. This would certainly help with room coordination and arrangement. All in all, given Chengdu's relatively weak luxury hotel market, it barely meets the standard. However, compared to properties elsewhere in China, it still has a long way to go in many aspects.