Qianhe Zhixuan Gaokong Hotel (Jiefangbei Hongyadong Branch)

Great hotel, rooms were clean and roomy. Location is within walking distance to all major tourist locations like Hongyadong and Jiefangbei. Hotel is on the 21st floor.

The receptionist is very friendly and professional. Location is nearby 洪崖洞，around 10 mins by foot.

A very practical hotel. The room is spacious. the place is comfortable with high view. So cozy that you may not want to leave. the only issue is the lift .. too many full load ..the hotel is very near to the CRT , also food are very convenient , service is also good

Stayed here with family and booked two rooms, would reccomend. Accomodation is close to Hong Ya Dong (洪崖洞) and Jie Fang Bei (解放碑), about a 20-30 minute walking distance. Right outside is an old street with alot of small stalls serving hotpot and noodles. Front Desk staff offered some sour plum tea (酸莓茶) upon check-in, and the housekeeper lady was extremely friendly, often greeting us whenever we walked by. Her level of service was commendable, apologising when we came back too early for her to make up the room. Some downsides were that there was no fridge to put chilled items, and that the bathroom design was a little odd, a glass panel with a small gap between the shower and toilet. The lobby is located on the 21st floor of an office building, and only three elevators were in operation, so during peak office hours the elevators will be extremely slow.

**Location** Smack in the middle of everything—but still tucked away from the chaos. The hotel is ideally located between Raffles City Chongqing and Hongya Cave, yet it sits along a quieter side lane, not directly on the main road. I really appreciated this—after a long day out, the last thing I wanted was to fight through crowds just to get back to my room. That said, once you step out and walk less than 30 seconds to the main street, you’re right back in the heart of the action. There's also a metro station nearby, making it super convenient to get around. **Food** Right outside the building, there’s a line of food stalls and small shops that run from breakfast through late-night supper. (Pro tip: they open early, so breakfast is sorted. And for late-night skewers, I recommend the left-most stall when you're exiting the building—it was my favorite.) The whole stretch is worth exploring, and if you're feeling lazy, food delivery apps can send your order straight to your room. **Service** The staff were friendly and helpful throughout. On my second-last day, I asked for something to weigh my luggage and they provided a small, lightweight scale I could bring up to my room—really thoughtful. Upon check-in, I scanned their WeChat QR code to stay connected (a standard practice in China). They’ve set up auto-replies with all the info you’d need: where the laundry room is, local food recommendations (with addresses), and suggested itineraries with transport directions. Very helpful! And don't worry—WeChat has a built-in translation feature, so everything can be viewed in English. **Room** I was upgraded to a room on the 23rd floor. From walking past other rooms during housekeeping, I suspect mine was actually one of the smaller ones—yet it was still very spacious. (My 27" luggage fit easily with room to spare, if that helps for scale.) The water temperature in the shower stayed constant, which is always a big plus. Also worth mentioning: while the street outside looks pretty standard for Chongqing, once you enter the lobby and walk the corridors, it feels like a different world—modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed. A nice contrast I really enjoyed. **Other Tips** When booking a Didi (ride-hailing app), sometimes the default pickup point is set to the main road. Just double-check the map in the app and adjust accordingly—again, it’s really just a 30-second walk. All in all, I’d absolutely stay here again the next time I’m in Chongqing—and I’m pretty sure I will be!

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, giving us great recommendations for local restaurants. The hotel is also located centrally - walkable to the liberation monument and hongyadong. I was also given a free upgrade to a room with a window. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel for visitors to Chongqing.