Chongqing Hotels with Parking

Service: For such a large-scale hotel to offer the 24/7 butler service and instant messaging typical of a boutique guesthouse is truly impressive. They really excel in this area! Location: Lots of dining options nearby, very bustling and vibrant. Cleanliness: As a hotel professional myself, I paid special attention to the details upon check-in, and the cleanliness definitely meets high standards. Amenities are also arranged very neatly. Soundproofing: Located in a busy area—I stayed on the 24th floor—you could occasionally still hear car horns from below, but earplugs were provided. The bedding was very comfortable and the TV was huge. Catching a movie at night and getting a good night's sleep was so relaxing and refreshing.

Honestly, the hotel's location is unbeatable. The subway is right outside, making it super convenient to get anywhere. Plus, major attractions like Raffles City and Jiefangbei are within walking distance. There are also great food options nearby – Chen Popo Hot Pot, and the local noodle and sticky rice cake breakfast were all delicious. The room views were also nice. I stayed in a smaller room first, then a larger one for the next two days, and the view from the bigger room was even better. My only complaints are that the air conditioning in the smaller room was quite noisy, though the larger room didn't have that issue. Also, the wet/dry separation in the smaller room wasn't great; water from the shower would flow towards the toilet, which was annoying when wearing disposable slippers. And the hairdryer! It barely had any power, making me increasingly frustrated while using it. I strongly recommend replacing it with a high-speed one; it wouldn't cost much and would make a huge difference. Overall, I was quite satisfied. The service was very responsive, and the excellent location saved a lot of travel time.

We had a wonderful stay! Everything was great, and the view from the hotel was absolutely amazing. The room had everything we needed, and all the facilities were well provided. The staff were incredibly welcoming, friendly, and helpful, which made us feel comfortable from the moment we arrived. We really enjoyed our time here and would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a lovely place to stay. We would happily come back again!

Sunyata's standards remain consistently top-notch. Although this hotel belongs to a different sister brand under the same parent company, it still holds up as an exceptional addition to their portfolio. The hotel is housed within the century-old Ren'ai Hall in Shancheng Alley, originally built as a French church over a hundred years ago. Restoring and transforming it into a boutique hotel not only preserves the historic architecture but also gives it a meaningful new life—a truly brilliant concept. Honestly, before arriving, I never would have imagined staying in a repurposed church! The entire property exudes an artistic vibe, blending seamlessly with the local heritage. Even the lamps in the guest rooms are handcrafted by local intangible cultural heritage masters; the whole place feels like an art palace. The rooms are spacious, staying true to Sunyata's philosophy of never compromising on space just to squeeze in more rooms—every room and every guest is treated with genuine care. The layout is well-thought-out, and the thoughtful addition of a stone bench in the shower makes it very accessible for seniors or guests with limited mobility, showing great attention to detail. The amenities are comprehensive, spotlessly clean, and well-maintained. The minibar not only includes soft drinks but also a co-branded Meijian plum liqueur, complete with recipe cards showing you how to mix simple cocktails—definitely worth trying! All in all, out of more than a dozen top-tier domestic brands and viral, non-standard boutique stays I've experienced in China, Sunyata remains unmatched. Especially for the price point, it delivers the absolute best value for money within its tier. 👍

STAFF APPRECIATION: I would like to thank Xiao Yang, Xiao Yi, and Master Li for their care during my stay. They were kind, professional, warm, patient, and proactive. They were also incredibly accommodating with my inability to speak more than a little Chinese. Xiao Yang even made a point to speak English with me during breakfast and checkout. Master Li was very tolerant with my last-minute requests for pickup and drop off and Xiao Yi quickly located and added me on WeChat to allow us to chat more comfortably. As it was raining, she even met me by the car with an umbrella when I arrived. I felt quite pampered! DIRECTIONS: To reach the hotel requires a few transfers. It's not too troublesome and is well worth it! 1) I arrived at the Wulong South Railway 🚉 and followed the exit signs outside. 2) To the left was the large blue bus 🚌 mentioned by another reviewer. It will take you to the Fairy Mountain Visitor Center for 16 yuan. From here you can reach the most popular tourist destinations in Wulong to include the Three Bridges. 3) Outside the center you’ll find another blue fairy bus which will take you to the mountain itself for an additional 8 yuan. This bus will stop at the gate where tickets will be checked. Be sure to contact the hotel and give them your information before you set off because the cost of this ticket is included with your stay! They will reserve the ticket for you and send you confirmation and any relevant information. Otherwise, it is 50 yuan per person. 4) This bus will drop you off at a plaza with a few shops and the boarding platform for the scenic train. 🚂 Contact the hotel and someone will come to pick you up, as private vehicles are not permitted beyond this point. REVIEW: If availability and your budget permit, I cannot emphasize strongly enough how much it is worth it to splurge on the room with a 270-degree view of the property. I went on a foggy, wet weekend and still found the view incredible. The windows cover three walls. I can only imagine how amazing the sky must look on a clear night. The minibar has a good selection of free snacks and drinks and a sampling of the local tea. Meals are also served at the hotel. The cost is not low, but for the exclusivity of the location, I considered it more than fair compared to what I’ve paid elsewhere. Also, the dishes looked and tasted great. There are also vendors down the hill where the train and shops (show in the picture below) are located. Look for the sign identifying the train exit and go down the steps. These were the only places I saw to purchase food, drinks, or supplies once you pass the entrance to the mountain, so plan accordingly. By the way, tickets for the scenic train were included with the reservation as well. I highly recommend it. It stops at the grasslands and the horse stables. Now, I will allow the pictures to speak for me. TLDR: Multiple transfers lead to a place that is secluded and picturesque and right in the heart of the mountain. That means your dining choices will also be limited, but the meals provided (at a cost) were delicious. Tickets to the mountain and scenic train are included in the price. A photo session is included as well, but I did not utilize it. I recommend setting out earlier to miss the worst of the crowds. The staff is amazing and the rooms are clean and comfortable. The room with the 270-degree view offers the best experience. 10/10 recommend for those seeking quiet and the peace only nature can bring. 🏞

The hotel service was excellent throughout, but due to the rain in Chongqing, the room felt quite damp. When I reported this, the duty manager Jackie immediately arranged a new room for me. They even had a colleague help dry out the entire new room, which was a pleasant surprise. Thank you!

First, let's talk about the pros: the service attitude was great. Now for the cons: I ended up paying for a room upgrade. 1. The quality of the bathrobe is terrible. It feels rough, unbreathable, and very uncomfortable against the skin. 2. The actual room decor looks nothing like the promotional pictures on Trip.com. It's completely false advertising. 3. Even though it's a newly built hotel from the last couple of years, the room doesn't look fresh and appears rather dated. The view is also poor—completely blocked by surrounding buildings and residential blocks, leaving only a tiny sliver of the river view. Not pleasant at all. The price is totally unjustified. For the same price—or even less—you can stay at much better hotels elsewhere. I have no idea how this place earned its 4-star rating. It's probably just because of the location—being close to Raffles City and Chaotianmen—that they’ve jacked up the prices so much. The leather sofa is also very uncomfortable to sit on. The only redeeming qualities are that the mattress and pillows are relatively soft, the soundproofing is decent, and I slept pretty well at night.

This was my first time booking a hotel in Chongqing on my own. I wanted to be near Hongyadong with river views and easy access, so I found Beichen Riverview Hotel. The price was reasonable, and I didn't have high expectations, but the room completely exceeded them! I missed the closest parking lot, so I called the front desk. The lady there told me the Cangbai Road parking lot was cheaper and even came to meet me there personally. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was high quality, and I got upgraded to a riverview king room – facing the big river felt amazing. The service attitude was excellent. It was a wonderful stay. I'll definitely recommend it to friends.

The hotel is located on Bayi Road, right next to a lively pedestrian street, making it convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. Our room was upgraded to a family room on a high floor, which was perfect! 😍 The front desk attendant even helped us with our luggage because our SUV needed to be parked in a different underground garage. The service was top-notch, and breakfast on the 29th floor offered amazing views. 👍 We extended our stay for another night. This hotel offers excellent value for money, especially given its fantastic location. Highly recommended!

The bathroom was spacious, and there was even a sofa in the room. All the facilities were quite complete. The room had a great design, and a unique feature was a flower, which I really liked overall. On the second day, we also stored our luggage, and the front desk service was warm and attentive. They even gave us a hotpot base as a gift, which was a pleasant surprise.