5-Star Hotels in Sichuan, China

The location is absolutely fantastic, right next to Tianfu Square. It's super convenient to walk to the metro, making it easy to get to all the attractions. The room was spotless and tidy, the bedding was soft, and the soundproofing was excellent, so I slept very soundly at night. Check-in at the front desk was efficient, and the service was warm and attentive. The breakfast spread was extensive, offering both Chinese and Western options. This is a classic five-star hotel, and overall it offers great value for money. It's perfect for both business trips and vacations. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Chengdu!

My stay at Hyatt Centric The Ring Chengdu was incredibly satisfying! The room was clean and new, the bedding was very comfortable, and the high-floor window offered a great view. The hotel is connected to The Ring shopping mall downstairs, making it very convenient for getting around and shopping. The staff, especially Mauve, provided attentive and thoughtful service. Overall, the experience exceeded my expectations, and I will definitely choose Hyatt Centric The Ring Chengdu again next time I visit Chengdu.

The hotel's landscaping was beautiful, and the food was excellent. Unfortunately, the gate to the Wuyou Wharf boardwalk next to the pool was locked, requiring a detour. After my river cruise, I could see my room but couldn't get in. I walked around in the blazing sun for a while before the butler finally picked me up in a shuttle bus at the exit. Butler Xiao Li responded to WeChat messages very quickly, answering all questions promptly and providing timely shuttle service.

So glad we chose this forest hotel; it really added a unique touch to our trip. It's located deep inside Zhongzhagou Valley, which is already stunning. If you're not in a rush to get to Jiuzhaigou, you could easily spend a few extra days here. There's even a hiking trail behind the hotel if you're into that. We were incredibly lucky and spotted wild rabbits on the lawn in the afternoon, evening, and early morning! The hotel also offers dining, and there are ******* restaurants in the village. However, you'll find more options down the mountain, which is only about a fifteen-minute drive away. We had to leave after breakfast to head to Jiuzhaigou, but we definitely could have stayed another day to explore the surrounding scenery.

This is an ideal hot spring resort for families with kids during the summer. There are many free children's activities, keeping the little ones entertained all day. The hotel's garden and lake views create a wonderful ambiance, and the new Asian-style architecture is quiet and elegant, perfect for photos. Relying on the natural radon hot springs of Baima Yongquan, there's a rich variety of public hot spring pools. If you stay in a villa, you get a private hot spring, ensuring maximum privacy. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the service is attentive and responsive, and the breakfast selection is plentiful. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, soaking in the springs and strolling around is incredibly relaxing. It's definitely my top choice for a short getaway and has already made it onto my 'revisit' list!

During my trip to Jiuzhaigou, I stayed at a few different guesthouses and hotels, and Conrad was one of them. As an established hotel, their service standards are consistently high – everything felt well-organized and reassuring. It happened to be my child's birthday during our stay, and when I mentioned it to the front desk during check-in, they immediately gave a teddy bear to my child and later sent a small cake to our room. My child was absolutely delighted! I wasn't too fond of the local food, so one evening we all went to Hilton for their buffet. I heard they're part of the same group, so getting there was easy – we just took the shuttle bus. At the hotel's cultural and creative store, I bought some incredibly delicate prayer wheel charms for only 15RMB each. I bought all the ones they had to bring back as gifts for my family. The hotel room also had a fireplace, and turning it on at night created such a cozy atmosphere. The bedding was incredibly comfortable; I fell asleep very quickly in bed, which greatly eased my anxiety and fatigue from usually having trouble sleeping in unfamiliar beds.

Not to sound exaggerated, but Grand ParcVue Hotel is by far one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. Having travelled to many countries and stayed in different types of hotels, I would rank the overall experience and service here among the top tier. I stayed in a Deluxe King Room for 3 days and 2 nights and was already impressed upon arrival. I checked in at around 1am and was warmly welcomed by the friendly staff before being assigned a room on the 23rd floor. There was a slight unpleasant smell in the room, possibly coming from the kitchen, but it wasn't a major issue as I could close the doors to prevent it from coming in. I bought an air freshener myself, and what impressed me was that the manager came personally the next day to check on the situation and even provided an air purifier. The breakfast was another highlight. I enjoyed trying the local dan dan noodles, and I noticed many international guests from Korea, Japan and Western countries. The dining hall staff were all friendly and professional. The gym on the 6th floor was also surprisingly well-equipped, with a good selection of dumbbells and machines for a full-body workout. Even more impressive was the Relaxation Room on the 7th floor, where guests can enjoy several massage chairs 24 hours a day. There is also a Business Lounge on the same floor, which is a great place for meetings, conversations or simply getting some work done. The hotel is also directly connected to Yanlord Mall, so you will never have to worry about finding restaurants or shops. Do note that it is a high-end mall, so food there can be relatively expensive. One thing I particularly appreciated was the hotel's hospitality even after checkout—I was offered access to the Business Lounge on my final day so I could conduct my online classes comfortably before heading to the airport. Overall, I had an excellent stay at Grand ParcVue Hotel. The combination of great facilities, convenient location and, most importantly, genuinely attentive service made this stay memorable. I would have no hesitation booking this hotel again if I return to Chengdu. **Highly recommended!**

This time, I brought my parents to Chengdu. It was their first visit, and I felt a lot of pressure, worried they wouldn't enjoy themselves if the accommodation wasn't good. I chose the Four Points by Sheraton Chunxi Road mainly because it's right next to Taikoo Li. We could walk back to the room for a rest after just a few steps, which is very convenient for older people. When we checked in, the young lady at the front desk noticed my dad walked slowly and proactively arranged a room close to the elevator. She even gave us two extra bottles of water. She thought of this detail before I even had to ask. The room wasn't huge, but the layout was comfortable. My mom said it was ”bright and airy” as soon as she walked in. From the window, we could see the bustling Chunxi Road, and when the lights came on at night, she stood by the window for ages, taking videos to send to our family group chat. My mom was most satisfied with the breakfast. She's not used to Western food, but she found white congee, side dishes, steamed pumpkin, and freshly made *long chaoshou* (wontons). She ate *chaoshou* two days in a row, saying the broth was delicious. My dad, on the other hand, was fixated on the view from the 45th floor. Every day, he'd sit by the window with his coffee, watching the crowds below, saying, ”This is what Chengdu is all about.” There was a small incident. On the second day, my mom felt a bit carsick and unwell, so I went downstairs to ask if there was a pharmacy nearby. The young man at the front desk immediately drew a map, marked the pharmacy's location, and even reminded me which intersection had an overpass so we wouldn't have to climb stairs. Later, when my mom felt better, she insisted on going downstairs to buy a panda plushie for my niece, saying she couldn't have bothered them for nothing. On check-out day, my dad waved and thanked the young lady at the front desk, saying we'd definitely come again next time. I could tell he wasn't just being polite. When traveling with elders, it's not about how luxurious it is; it's about someone offering a helping hand or asking an extra question. This hotel did that, and they did it very naturally, without being forced. So, these five stars are from my parents.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the scenic area entrance, which saves a lot of time getting in and out. The hotel facilities are complete, clean, and hygienic. The breakfast is rich and delicious with a wide variety of options. The staff are warm and attentive. I will definitely stay here again.

Booked this hotel for a trip with several families of friends, primarily for the hot springs, but we got an unexpected surprise! The hotel's decor is a lovely white and soft yellow palette with excellent lighting – grand yet stylish, a refreshing change from the usual dim tones. The room was surprisingly spacious and very clean. It felt like all the amenities were thoughtfully chosen and prepared, quite different from hotels I've stayed in before. I absolutely loved the pillows and shampoo! Couldn't take the pillows, but I did manage to get two small bottles of shampoo from the housekeeping staff before check-out 😄😂. You can see misty mountains across from the hotel, so you can enjoy the hot springs with a mountain view. The kids spent the entire afternoon at the outdoor pool, and the hotel is conveniently located right next to the rafting visitor center. The young lady at check-in thoughtfully recommended the beef noodle soup for breakfast, and it was indeed delicious. After our meal, someone politely asked for our feedback and suggestions, which truly showed how attentive and considerate they are. Highly recommend, and I'll definitely be back next time. I don't usually write such long reviews!