Spa hotels in Chongqing

Traveling to Enshi, I passed through Chongqing. I originally planned to go to Chongqing first, then Enshi, but a typhoon cancelled my flight. So, I changed my itinerary to go from Enshi to Chongqing on the way back, and then fly from Chongqing to Shanghai. Unexpectedly, I stumbled upon a hidden gem of a guesthouse! Its Republic of China-era style renovation is much more unique than traditional five-star hotels, and the service is even better. We received full-on concierge service. Compared to similar international five-star hotels, this one is a superior choice, offering better service and value for money. Although the transportation and parking still need improvement (many local drivers aren't familiar with this hotel), I'm sure it will get better and better as word-of-mouth spreads among guests. Next time I visit Chongqing, I'll definitely choose this wonderful hotel again. Even if you're not staying overnight, if you have time, you can pop into their cafe for a coffee break. Surprisingly, the coffee is really good too! If I had to find one flaw, it would be the lack of a gym or running facilities – running outside on this hill is quite tough on the feet, haha.

Facilities: The hotel facilities are excellent, and the rooms are well-equipped, primarily focusing on hot springs. The water quality is very good, and you can adjust the hot spring temperature yourself. You can soak 24 hours a day, and privacy is also good. After soaking, you can also enjoy a massage or spa. Hygiene: Everything was very clean. The villa renovation was well done. Environment: The overall hotel environment is great, with duplex rooms. The surrounding area has complete amenities and is a small commercial district, so delivery services are very convenient. The only slight drawback is the soundproofing; you can hear people moving up and down the stairs next door. Service: The service is excellent; they are very responsive and always help guests with any issues. Overall, I'm very satisfied.

I never expected to find such a warm and inviting hotel hidden away in Ciqikou Ancient Town. Traveling with kids, finding the right room type is always a headache, but the family room we booked this time was perfect – the beds were big enough, the space was generous, and my child didn't want to get out of the bathtub. Even better, you can take a taxi directly to the main entrance, and there's an underground parking lot too. It's so convenient, it hardly feels like you're in an ancient town. In the center of the courtyard is a pavilion, surrounded by small stools. When the fire was lit, a singer played guitar in the pavilion. I sat by the fire with a craft beer in hand, feeling the warmth on my face, and my mind just emptied – I wasn't thinking about anything, just the crackling of the firewood. In that moment, it felt like I was sitting in an old courtyard deep in the mountains, where time slowed down enough to hear my own heartbeat. Xiao Qing and Xiao Tuo at the front desk were also very attentive, reminding us about the fire and singing in the evening when we checked in. The hotel is called 'Yueyin Chongqing Courtyard', and it's such a fitting name. It truly feels like a hidden courtyard in the city, full of life and human touch. Next time I come to Chongqing, I'll probably detour here just for this fire again.

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!

We had a wonderful stay at Niccolo Chongqing and it was exactly the kind of comfortable and refined experience we needed during our trip through China. Our room was beautiful, extremely comfortable and had a spectacular view over Chongqing’s skyline. We particularly enjoyed being able to come back to such a peaceful and relaxing environment after exploring the city. The spa and sauna were also a great addition and made our stay even more enjoyable. Breakfast was excellent, with a beautiful selection of both Chinese and international dishes. A special mention goes to Chef Francesco Sanna, who took the time to introduce and explain some of the wonderful dishes available at breakfast. We also really enjoyed our conversations with him – his warmth and enthusiasm made our mornings particularly memorable. We would also like to thank Jinx, who was incredibly helpful and responsive through WeChat throughout our stay. She assisted us with several different questions and arrangements and was always available, kind and efficient. Having someone we could easily contact made everything feel effortless. Overall, what stood out was not only the quality of the hotel, but the genuinely warm and attentive service. After travelling through several cities in China, Niccolo was one of the places where we felt most comfortable and well looked after. We would happily stay here again on a future visit to Chongqing and highly recommend it.

This hotel is conveniently located near Guanyin Bridge, making transportation a breeze. While it's not the newest hotel, the room facilities are still quite good. The rooms are spacious and very clean, and the breakfast spread is excellent. The staff are all incredibly warm and attentive, especially Jackie and Bella, who really made us feel right at home.

Pros: The breathtaking views of Jinyun Mountain and the Jialing River are truly exceptional from this location. The hot spring facilities are also impressive, with a good variety of pools and a cleverly designed, intricate layout. Cons: The hotel's hardware facilities are quite outdated. For this price point, the hotel could definitely learn from the operational standards of top-tier brands. Furthermore, the breakfast selection is limited, and the toiletries in the room are of poor quality – these are areas with significant room for improvement. Large sections of wooden panels in the public areas are discolored or in disrepair. Overall: If you're looking for value for money, you might want to reconsider. However, if budget isn't an issue and you prioritize experiencing the beautiful scenery and hot springs, it's definitely worth a visit. Finally, the complimentary travel photoshoot provided by the hotel was a nice touch, and I'd like to commend the photographer, Zixuan, for her excellent service.

The Westin experience truly lived up to its reputation. The location is excellent, making it super convenient for getting around and finding places to eat. The rooms are spacious and bright, and their signature Heavenly Bed provides an amazing sleep experience – just the right balance of softness and firmness, melting away all the travel fatigue overnight. The soundproofing in the room is excellent, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer a broad view. The overall design is simple yet grand. The service is meticulous and thoughtful, and the gym and pool facilities are top-notch. It's a very reliable choice, whether you're on a business trip or a leisure vacation.

Cleanliness: The room was spotless and appeared newly renovated, with no unpleasant odors. Breakfast: The breakfast spread was excellent. For the price, this room offers incredible value for money – my friend's recommendation was spot on! Soundproofing: The soundproofing was great; I had a wonderfully peaceful night's sleep. Air Conditioning: The AC was super powerful, which is a huge plus for someone who frequently travels to Chongqing for business, especially with how incredibly hot it's been this year. Surroundings: There's a lively bar street right downstairs, perfect for a drink after dinner to soak in the atmosphere. It's also very close to Jiujie.