Crowne Plaza Chengdu Poly Park is an international high-end brand hotel in northern Chengdu. It is located in the center of Chengdu Poly Park 198 Ecological Community, adjacent to Poly Lafite International Sports Park and the Two Thousand Acres Music Theme Park, and adjacent to the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Base. The direct train from Chengdu East Railway Station to Jiuzhaigou has officially started operating. Chengdu East Railway Station is only 17 kilometers away from the hotel and the journey takes about 30 minutes by car.The hotel has more than 300 spacious and comfortable guest rooms and suites, each of which is carefully crafted by well-known designers, with giant flower and bird embroidery as the background, and decorated with osmanthus elements that combine classical Chinese style and unique regional characteristics, giving people an elegant feel. A warm and beautiful feeling. The hotel is equipped with three restaurants with different styles and a collection of global cuisine. They also present authentic Cantonese cuisine and famous Sichuan cuisine at home and abroad. It also specializes in French and European pastries, homemade breads and biscuits, and customizes specialty cakes for weddings and parties.The hotel has a spacious ground parking lot, which is convenient for parking and very suitable for self-driving travel. There are also high-quality facilities such as a lobby lounge, VIP lounge, spa, indoor heated swimming pool and the city's unique outdoor infinity sun pool and beach. In addition, the hotel has a private landscape garden of 77,000 square meters, with beautiful scenery and lush vegetation. Pavilions and Garden Chapel stand in the forest. The infinity swimming pool presents a clear blue, creating a poetic oasis away from the hustle and bustle.
"The Crowne Plaza Chengdu Poly Park, once the first five-star hotel in the northern part of the city, is ideally located near attractions like the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, Chengdu Botanical Garden, and Manhua Manor. It's a great choice for tourists, as you can head straight to see the pandas right after breakfast!
This stay, I was in a deluxe suite on the Club Floor, boasting a spacious 120 square meters. The living area was divided into a reception area, a dining area, and even an automatic mahjong entertainment zone. The TV was a bit too small, almost feeling like a decorative piece, but surprisingly, it came with a Bose soundbar and an embedded fireplace. The minibar was rather sparse, offering only one sachet of pour-over coffee and two tea bags, which felt a bit stingy. The bathroom featured a standard dual-sink design but lacked a smart toilet. The toiletries weren't the usual Bvlgari found in CPs; they seemed to be from a partner brand chosen by the owner.
The executive lounge on the 21st floor is now completely closed. Guests with executive privileges need to go to a designated area in the all-day dining restaurant for happy hour, as afternoon tea is no longer offered. The happy hour quality was good, featuring five hot dishes, two cold dishes, as well as desserts, fruits, salads, bread, and soup. Breakfast offered a variety of local specialties, including Leshan preserved meat glutinous rice balls and freshly made pork buns, along with panda latte art coffee. The warm and attentive service was particularly impressive.
Poly CP also boasts an indoor heated pool and an outdoor sandy beach pool. Beyond that, there's a large expanse of forested green space and artistic installations perfect for wedding photography, all excellent spots for a post-dinner stroll."