Indigo Hotels in Chengdu

Indigo Hotels never disappoints. Their design style is bold yet understated, consistent with their service philosophy. A special thanks to Deng at the front desk for her warm welcome. Her professionalism and discreet service were exceptional, providing great assistance during my subsequent inquiries. The breakfast was amazing! The spicy wontons were incredibly fragrant and numbing. Afterward, a bowl of fermented glutinous rice with eggs was the perfect antidote to the spice. They also had homemade *Guilinggao* (herbal jelly). My stomach was already full, but I couldn't resist having more. I regret not taking photos of the pastries; I was too busy eating. You can always tell the quality of a hotel's breakfast by its pastry control – I was left wanting more. Flowing Fragrance Chinese Restaurant was the biggest surprise of this trip. I finally got to taste authentic *Yuxiang Rousi* (fish-flavored shredded pork) just like I had when I was a child. Although my child found it a bit spicy, they couldn't put their chopsticks down. I just had it with plain rice, and my taste buds exploded. Thank you to Xu at the Flowing Fragrance restaurant for her enthusiastic and attentive service. After learning that we had visited the day before, she recommended other classic dishes and thoughtfully poured a large bowl of hot water for my child to wash off the chili. The dining experience was very pleasant. If I had to mention a minor drawback, the hotel's swimming pool is a bit small, which is understandable. However, it's a bit strange that there aren't enough towels in the changing room. While each locker had one towel, for a five-star hotel, theoretically, there should also be towels available on the counters or shelves for use, in addition to those in the lockers. Nevertheless, this doesn't affect my five-star rating. I will definitely choose Indigo again on my next visit.