1F-1, BUILDING 1, NO. 148 SECTION 1, YIHUAN WEST ROAD, QINGYANG DISTRICT, CHENGDU, SICHUAN, CHINA

My honest review of my recent stay: I was traveling solo and arrived early in the afternoon. Luggage storage was very convenient, and the front desk staff were incredibly warm and welcoming – truly excellent! They even upgraded my room. Having traveled from Northeast China and consistently chosen hotels close to attractions, this hotel genuinely surpassed my expectations. Both the cleanliness and the helpfulness of the front desk and housekeeping staff were beyond what I expected. A special shout-out to the front desk again; their service felt genuinely heartfelt. The TV in my room even came with premium memberships to three different services – such a thoughtful touch!

The common areas are quite stylish and have a lovely ambiance. The second-floor corridors, in particular, are a highlight, giving you the feeling of walking through a Japanese garden with their charming courtyard aesthetic. However, getting from the ground floor to the rooms involves navigating a significant number of stairs. Even the elevator isn't directly accessible, requiring you to climb several steps to reach it. Inside the rooms, there's a somewhat awkward layout with two steps up upon entry, followed by a slight drop, which is quite inconvenient for families with a lot of luggage. The absence of a laundry room is another drawback. These seem to be compromises made for the hotel's unique spatial design.

The room was generously sized, around 40 square meters, feeling both spacious and comfortable. However, be cautious of a sharp corner on the sofa; I accidentally grazed my leg there. Also, there's a raised stone step right at the entrance, which could be a tripping hazard for children and elderly guests. Otherwise, I was very satisfied. The front desk service was excellent, and it offers great value for money at a very reasonable price.

This hotel is exceptionally well-designed; the designers' aesthetic sense is truly on point. The Japanese style is incredibly relaxing, and the courtyard design along the corridors particularly captivated me. The room is very spacious and features a separate tea station area, which is perfect for business – you could easily hold a group meeting or work overtime there in the evening, haha. The hygiene was also excellent, and the bedding was spotless. The location is also quite good, very close to all the main attractions. Plus, there's a delicious local noodle shop right downstairs.

1. **Location:** The hotel boasts an excellent location, right next to Baihuatan Park and just a few steps away. Sichuan Museum, Du Fu Thatched Cottage, Wuhou Temple, and Qingyang Palace are all within a reasonable distance, making them easily accessible by taxi or public transport. Highly recommended. 2. **Surrounding Environment & Atmosphere:** The hotel is easy to find, situated near the entrance of Baihua Alley. There's an SF Express nearby, which is convenient if you need to send or receive parcels. The area also features numerous local eateries, including a very famous medicinal pork hock stew shop. Even locals recommended it when we took a taxi, and we can confirm the pork hock was incredibly tender and delicious! As it's located in an alley, the surroundings are quite quiet and pleasant. Recommended. 3. **Room Interior & Hygiene:** The room itself was decent; it's a bit small but very clean and hygienic. The hotel provides disposable slippers and a dental kit. A nice touch was the amenity kit, which included cotton swabs and a nail file. Although the toilet and shower are partitioned, the space is still quite compact. Even with the shower door closed, some water tends to spill out onto the toilet area if the water pressure is high, but it's not a major issue and didn't really bother us. Overall, I found the room's cleanliness excellent; we didn't experience any allergies or skin issues after sleeping on their beds. Bottled water and instant coffee sticks (which can be prepared with hot water) are provided, along with a fire emergency kit. The entire hotel occupies just one floor on the 2nd level. I personally recommend the rooms on the left upon entering, as the window faces another hotel, similar to an inner courtyard of a residential building. While there's no particular view, it's very quiet, ensuring a good night's sleep! A tip: you might want to set the air conditioning a bit lower. Chengdu in summer is hot and humid, so the room might initially feel quite damp, but it gets much better after turning on the AC. 4. **Hotel Service:** The hotel's front desk staff had a wonderful attitude. Even before check-in, they kindly helped us take our luggage to the room and carried our suitcases up the steps, which we greatly appreciated! The bottled water in the room was replenished promptly, and room cleaning was efficient. Overall, this was a highly satisfying travel experience. We didn't get to experience other facilities since we only stayed for two days, so I can't comment on them. And since we tend to sleep in when traveling, we didn't need breakfast. Furthermore, after booking, the front desk called us on the day of our arrival to confirm our check-in time and reminded us that there might be multiple branches, advising us not to go to the wrong one. Big kudos to the lady at the front desk for her thoughtfulness!

Having previously stayed here for 3-4 days in January during my last trip to Chengdu, I naturally chose it again for a week this time. Last time, I dedicated a significant amount of time to finding the perfect hotel. My non-negotiables included: properties no older than two years, a rating of 4.8 or higher, no unaddressable negative reviews, and excellent transportation links. After a rigorous filtering process, I discovered this hotel, and its price point was incredibly fair. It turned out to be an outstanding choice. So, for this trip to Chengdu with my husband, kids, and mother, I booked it directly – and it absolutely did not disappoint! We opted for a quiet twin room with a tatami area. By combining the two beds, three people could sleep comfortably, and the tatami mat easily accommodated a fourth, making it a stress-free stay for all four of us. A huge shout-out to the front desk team; they are all exceptionally diligent, friendly, and incredibly efficient. Moreover, the hotel is just a couple of hundred meters' walk from the subway station. They provide complimentary Coke, Sprite, bottled water, tea, and coffee. The lobby is equipped with a refrigerator and a microwave for guest use. Plus, there's a highly-rated local eatery, 'Hu Er Ge's Pig Trotters,' conveniently located right next door. Honestly, I couldn't find a single flaw. If you're planning a trip to Chengdu, just book this place – you absolutely won't regret it!