Hotels in The Mixc/Niushikou, Chengdu

The hotel is within walking distance of the subway, and there's a parking lot in the yard. There's a police station across the street, so the area is safe. We arrived at the hotel quite late, and since my parents and I shared two rooms, they kindly arranged for us to be in adjacent rooms and even upgraded our room type. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but the quality was excellent, with freshly ground coffee and fruit. It was a great start to our day. The staff were very attentive and skilled; the cleaning lady even remembered my parents were in the next room and told us they had already eaten breakfast and returned. I would definitely choose this hotel again next time.

Overall, the experience was decent – satisfactory, but with room for improvement! Pros: 1. Early check-in was possible when rooms were available. 2. Room upgrade was offered. 3. Convenient transportation and surroundings. Cons: 1. While checking me in, the front desk simultaneously processed a check-out for another guest behind me, which felt disrespectful to both parties. 2. For a five-star hotel, the room cleanliness wasn't refined enough (I won't go into details). 3. The check-in and check-out process lacked standardized procedures regarding specific details (e.g., how the deposit refund is processed, the overall check-in experience), and there was a noticeable absence of warm smiles and personalized care. I didn't have breakfast at the hotel this time, mainly due to my schedule and my desire to experience Chengdu's local street food! So, I can't comment on the breakfast.

The hotel is absolutely beautiful with a fantastic design. I love the color scheme and all the decorative details – it feels very stylish and modern. Lucky, the welcoming dog, is also adorable! The room is spacious with a great view, and the small appliances are high-end. There are also many thoughtful functional details. The breakfast restaurant is large with a rich variety of options, and the service is excellent. Downstairs, there's a mall and a subway station, which was perfect for traveling with kids; they absolutely loved it. For a hotel of this caliber, the price offers great value for money.

The ground floor of this tall building has at least 6 ‘hotel receptions’, none of them for this one. It operates from a unit on the 8th floor, but the managers were helpful enough given our arrival was late at night. The apartment had a loft style sleeping area whose stairs needed considerable care. There is no separation between shower, toilet & sink so the bathroom floor floods and a microwave and some crockery would be nice. But it had its own wifi, the washing machine proved useful and all in all it suited us well for a week exploring an amazing part of China. It was especially helpful being only just across the road from a metro entry. We found plenty of eating places in surrounding streets.

This was my first time staying at this hotel, and why did I choose it, you ask? It was love at first sight with the tatami room! When I got in, it looked exactly like the pictures – I was so pleased. There were so many lights, giving off different vibes. The front desk proactively contacted me with check-in details and even asked in advance if I was checking out or extending my stay, which was very thoughtful! There's a projector, disposable toilet seat covers, and even hand soap – it’s the first time I've seen hand soap in a hotel, and it smelled great, very high-end! The eco-friendly slippers also felt really premium, and there were both men's and women's slippers in the bathroom, all suitable sizes. The toothbrushes were also better quality than many other hotels. After all that, I want to mention a couple of things I didn't quite understand. For this price, I feel like they could definitely provide free disposable face towels, but they didn't. The price was stickered on, and it was even a bit faded, which suggests previous guests (or several) hadn't used them, so they'd just been left there without being replaced. While not expensive, it just felt a bit… off. Also, the sink was a bit clogged and drained slowly… but it’s not a major issue. The hotel is very close to Chengdu East Station, I think it’s two stops away. There are also lots of restaurants downstairs, so the location is pretty good and easy to find. I didn't have any really bad experiences. I have to mention again how cozy the room felt. If I have the chance to be near East Station again, I'd probably stay here! I hope my five-star review encourages the hotel to keep up the good work!

The transportation is very convenient, close to the subway station. It is close to Chunxi Road, Taikoo Li and other attractions. The room is very clean and has no smell. The service attitude is very good. Overall, it was a good experience and good value for money.

Still good hotel near Chunxi Road is very close to the surrounding alleys. There is food next door. There is a liver and waist fried upstairs. The disadvantage is that the hotel's bathroom water is not going to go down.

I came to Chengdu with my girlfriends and accidentally brushed this hotel. The price was affordable and it was renovated. Overall, I was very satisfied. The front desk was also very careful. I saw that we had a lot of luggage and two people stayed. I arranged a double room deluxe room. The room is not only big, but the windows are also super big. Hahahaha, there are a lot of meals downstairs, it is super convenient to walk to Vientiane City, you must give the hotel a thumbs up

The location is very convenient, very close to the subway station, and there are snacks, restaurants, convenience stores and fruit shops along the road. The set up and cleaning were very good. The only improvement is that there should be better lighting outside the door, the corridor is a bit dark. The landlady is very friendly, overall it's OK