EVEN HOTELS Hotels in Chengdu

Here are a few highlights: **Spaciousness:** The room was incredibly spacious, featuring two equally roomy bathrooms. The decor was stylish and elegant, and even the luggage area was very generous. **Peace and Privacy:** The room offered excellent soundproofing, ensuring peace, quiet, and great privacy. **Exceptional Dining:** The mini-bar was well-stocked, including a good selection of tonic water, ginger ale, and milk. Breakfast was exceptionally diverse. Beyond the standard noodle options, they offered healthy choices like buckwheat noodles, Bobo Chicken, and Sichuan chicken offal noodles, catering to those who prefer whole-grain diets. The peanut and red date soup was a unique touch. The pickled vegetable selection was extensive, featuring two types of fermented tofu. Plus, there was a self-service fruit juice bar, a DIY waffle station, and a build-your-own sandwich bar. These comprehensive offerings truly set this hotel apart from many 'quasi-five-star' establishments. **Focus on Wellness:** A key highlight was the in-room exercise equipment accompanied by demo videos, which was incredibly thoughtful and considerate. It's clear that this hotel is designed with a strong focus on promoting a healthy lifestyle. **Areas for Improvement:** One minor drawback: there wasn't a hook near the washbasin area outside the bathroom. I personally felt this would be very useful for hanging a temporarily used towel or bathrobe. Also, no carry bags were available when checking out.

I booked it casually. It turned out to be an InterContinental Hotels Group hotel. It's a strong brand and suitable for young people. The facilities and management were excellent, and the breakfast was also excellent. I was impressed by the affordable prices in Chengdu. Prices at this level in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen would start at 1,000 yuan. (One small suggestion: The water pressure in the bathroom on the 19th floor isn't strong enough. I suggest adjusting it.)