Spa hotels in Chongqing

This hotel is very close to Chen Cheng's Residence. It's a century-old mansion that retains its original blue brick and wooden beams, stair corridors, and staggered terraces, all while embracing a Wabi-sabi and New Chinese low-saturation aesthetic. The misty grey paired with old wood tones creates a very relaxing atmosphere, perfect for those who love photography. The location is excellent, peaceful yet central, and even better, there's a mini-park right below! The soundproofing in the rooms is also great! **Facilities:** Very well-equipped, with excellent attention to detail! The bedding is high-quality and very comfortable, and the toiletries are nice. **Hygiene:** Extremely clean, practically spotless – something many hotels struggle to achieve! **Service:** The front desk guy and the concierge lady provided excellent service. They were enthusiastic but not overbearing, maintaining a professional distance! (For this alone, I'd definitely stay here again next time.) **Unexpected Delights:** Considering I was traveling with a high schooler, they upgraded my room for free and even provided afternoon tea and breakfast for my child! (Highly recommend the parent-child suites for those with kids.) I especially want to commend the hotel's afternoon tea – both the drinks and cakes were excellent and delicious. The welcome fruit was very fresh! Breakfast was substantial, generous in portions, and offered a wide variety! Overall, it was a fantastic experience. If it weren't for my child needing to go back to school, I would have stayed a few more days! (I'll be back next time!)👍👍👍👍👍

The room was incredibly spacious, and the two hot spring pools were a huge hit with the kids – they loved how warm they were, and we didn't have to worry about them being too noisy and disturbing others. The butler was very thoughtful, contacting us beforehand to confirm our check-in time and ensuring everything like fruit and snacks was perfectly prepared. It was a truly relaxing stay!

Our stay at Yueyin Chongqing Courtyard was truly exceptional. From the moment we stepped out of our Didi, we were greeted with warm hospitality that immediately made us feel welcome. The receptionists, Xiaolei and Xiaoqing, were incredibly friendly and efficient. Check-in was completed quickly, and they personally escorted us to our room while introducing the hotel's facilities and amenities. They also thoughtfully shared local sightseeing and food recommendations around Ciqikou, which was greatly appreciated. The service was outstanding. The staff took the time to explain the various complimentary perks included with our stay, such as free beer for two, complimentary evening soup, an afternoon tea set, and even informed us about the live singing performance held at night. The hotel itself is beautifully designed in a traditional Chinese courtyard style, offering a peaceful and elegant atmosphere away from the bustle of the ancient town. The surroundings are serene and relaxing, making it an ideal retreat. The room was spotless, cozy, and well-equipped with everything we needed. We especially enjoyed the large hot spring tub, along with the complimentary bath bomb and rose petals that added a luxurious touch to our stay. During our free time, strolling around the courtyard and taking photos was a delight, as every corner was picture-perfect. The hotel's location is also very convenient for exploring Ciqikou Ancient Town. Whether it is the environment, service, facilities, or location, everything is impeccable. This is an excellent choice for anyone visiting Ciqikou, and we would definitely choose to stay here again on our next trip. Highly recommended!

I specifically chose this hotel for its soundproofing, and I wasn't disappointed. The surrounding area was very quiet at night, and I could barely hear any noise from the next room, so even light sleepers can rest peacefully. The room had good natural light and ventilation, with no stuffy odors. Housekeeping was meticulous; even the corners were clean, and the mattress was just right—neither too soft nor too hard. The front desk service was attentive, and the check-in process was quick and efficient. It offers great value for money. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants nearby, making it easy to get around. Overall, the attention to detail, peace, and comfort are outstanding. It's perfect for business trips or extended stays and is highly recommended.

As a frequent guest at your hotel, every time I step into the lobby, what I look forward to most is seeing the familiar and warm smile of Kathy at the front desk. She's practically an old friend now – I don't even need to say much; she always remembers my preference for a quiet, high-floor room and has my key card ready in advance. The check-in process is always efficient and smooth, and she'll greet me like an old friend, asking things like, ”How many days are you staying in Chongqing this time?” or ”Did you try that restaurant I recommended last time?” That perfect level of familiarity makes me feel at ease. Kathy's thoughtfulness is also hidden in the details: she notices my flight schedule and proactively offers a late check-out. If she sees I have sports gear, she thoughtfully lets me know when the gym is least crowded. This feeling of 'being remembered' adds a touch of warmth to what could otherwise be a cold business trip. She never slacks off just because I'm a regular; instead, she shows even more meticulous care, turning every encounter into a warm 'reunion.' Thank you, Kathy – this is precisely why I always choose to stay here. It's because of people like her that you want to keep coming back.

Regent Chongqing not only boasts a superb location, but it truly sets the bar for hotel service. They've thought of absolutely everything. From pillow preferences, in-room telescopes, and flower petal bubble baths to thoughtful arrival route planning and various considerate little gifts, what really impressed me was the complimentary minibar, including alcoholic beverages and snacks – incredibly generous! All three of the hotel's restaurants and its bar are must-visits in Chongqing. The bar, in particular, has a fantastic vibe. As a hotel guest, we not only had the minimum spend waived for our sofa table but also received two complimentary cocktails. The bar staff were incredibly observant and always attentive to our needs. ☝🏼The only minor drawback is that the hotel uses a fully enclosed fresh air system for the beds. While the temperature control was excellent, it did get a little humid during consecutive rainy days. When we left, we took all the gifts and the minibar drinks with us, haha! So happy to have eaten, drunk, and received so much. I love Regent and will definitely be back!

After the Gaokao (college entrance exam), Chongqing was our first stop for our graduation trip, and I spent a long time searching online for a guesthouse. This one had great ratings and reviews, so I booked Bodhi. When we checked in, the housekeeper showed us to our room and explained all the facilities and amenities. They even gave us a welcome gift bag with things like toilet seat covers and bathtub liners – all very useful during our stay. The room itself was incredibly spacious; my friend and I were super comfortable. It had a projector with a built-in subscription, and even a Bluetooth speaker, making our stay really pleasant. It's been raining in Chongqing these past two days, but watching the night view of the river from our room was still a unique and wonderful experience.

Service overall was very pleasant and worth every penny we paid! All the staff were very polite and greeted us whenever they saw us. A special shoutout to Ashe, who was incredibly helpful, attentive and shared some interesting history about the resort and the hotspring with us. We especially enjoyed the food at the resort. 过桥米线 was definitely the star of the meals, and 碳烤冬瓜猪 was also super delicious. I also loved their breakfast, which included several local noodle selections - my favourite was the 豌杂面! A small downside was that some areas outside the main resort area felt a little run-down, and there were mosquitoes in the open-air dining area. However, the restaurant thoughtfully provided mosquito repellent and mosquito coils, so it was manageable overall.

The evening river view is absolutely stunning! Once the hotel lights came on, the whole building seemed to glow ✨. My friend said this place is perfect for night photography, and we also enjoyed a meal there. The service was quite attentive, and the room was clean. Facilities are top-notch, though the service could be a little better. Overall, it's definitely worth recommending 👍. I'd love to stay here again next time I visit!

The hotel's location is excellent, and the rooms are all on higher floors with great night views, which should have made for a very pleasant stay. However, around 7 PM on August 29th, I was interrogated and treated with discrimination by the front desk staff in the hotel elevator. First, the hotel elevators require a room card to operate. Our group of six or seven people had already entered the elevator, pressed our floor, and as the doors were closing, the hotel lobby manager reached out and stopped the closing doors. He questioned us about where we were going. Even after we explained we were returning to our rooms, he didn't lower his hand until we showed him our room cards, only then did he let us go back to our rooms. I immediately communicated with the hotel about this incident, and they informed me it was a normal operational procedure. But why were other guests not questioned? Only we were interrogated, which means it's not a communication issue, it's discrimination! It's gender discrimination and group discrimination. Furthermore, this behavior violates consumers' basic right to fair transaction. I suggest the hotel strengthens its training on consumer protection laws. During the communication, the hotel claimed that because we brought a paper item measuring 0.2m x 0.5m back to the hotel, and hotel regulations state such items are not allowed, they specifically came to confirm. May I ask which Marriott group policy explicitly states this? Or which hotel policy explicitly states this? Or was it just the lobby manager's personal behavior?? After reporting this discrimination issue at the front desk, I was told that the resolution would be communicated within 2 days. Today is already the 3rd day, and I have still not received an explanation/apology from the hotel regarding the gender and group discrimination issue. I have only received a comforting response from Ctrip's customer service regarding this matter. The hotel is great, but the service team's disrespect towards young female customers is concerning. I hope other women consider this carefully before choosing this hotel.