5-Star Hotels in Chengdu

This is an ideal hot spring resort for families with kids during the summer. There are many free children's activities, keeping the little ones entertained all day. The hotel's garden and lake views create a wonderful ambiance, and the new Asian-style architecture is quiet and elegant, perfect for photos. Relying on the natural radon hot springs of Baima Yongquan, there's a rich variety of public hot spring pools. If you stay in a villa, you get a private hot spring, ensuring maximum privacy. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the service is attentive and responsive, and the breakfast selection is plentiful. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, soaking in the springs and strolling around is incredibly relaxing. It's definitely my top choice for a short getaway and has already made it onto my 'revisit' list!

The hotel is perfectly located, with everything within walking distance: the main pedestrian street, the famous bridge, and the metro. It has all the necessary amenities, including a washing machine, iron, microwave, and cutlery. The only downside was that my son and I developed allergic rhinitis, possibly due to the air conditioning or mold in the shower. The room cleaning was also mediocre.

I contacted the Louis Castle Aoteng Hotel in advance to let them know about my decoration request and check-in time. Not only did they upgrade my room type, but the decorations were also beautifully done. 🍬🍬 Five stars! The front desk staff were efficient with check-in and had a warm service attitude, always responding promptly to any issues. The room was very clean, odor-free, and quite spacious, even having a small living area and two TVs. The mirror in the washroom was huge, and the wet and dry areas were well-separated. ☕️☕️ The KingKoil mattress was just the right firmness, and there was a good variety of pillows. The overall soundproofing was excellent, making for a quiet night's sleep without any disturbances. The floor-to-ceiling windows provided great natural light. The buffet breakfast offered a good selection, and the food tasted delicious. The housekeeping auntie was also very attentive. The overall environment was simple and comfortable, definitely no regrets. I'll prioritize staying here again if I'm ever in the area.

Staying at the Voco Chengdu Chunxi Road, with Taikoo Li and IFS just a stone's throw away, the location is absolutely unbeatable. As an InterContinental Hotels Group property, the quality is consistently solid – the rooms are new and the bedding is incredibly comfortable. The concierge, Laura, provided thoughtful and attentive service. The breakfast 'chaoshou' (Sichuan wontons) were authentic and delicious. To have such a luxurious experience in the city center at this value for money is just amazing. If you're coming to Chengdu, this is the place to book!

The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable, so I slept very well. The service was warm and attentive, and the location was convenient for getting around. The overall experience exceeded my expectations, offering great value for money. The breakfast was rich and delicious. I would definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip. Highly recommended!

The hotel is absolutely beautiful with a fantastic design. I love the color scheme and all the decorative details – it feels very stylish and modern. Lucky, the welcoming dog, is also adorable! The room is spacious with a great view, and the small appliances are high-end. There are also many thoughtful functional details. The breakfast restaurant is large with a rich variety of options, and the service is excellent. Downstairs, there's a mall and a subway station, which was perfect for traveling with kids; they absolutely loved it. For a hotel of this caliber, the price offers great value for money.

I stayed here for one night and checked out today. The room facilities are pretty good, very clean, and the environment is also great. The hotel is right next to Chunxi Road, so it's super convenient for shopping and dining. There are many night markets nearby, and no matter which direction you go, you'll find plenty of delicious food spots. The lobby on the first floor has a particularly pleasant fragrance, and as soon as you walk in, you'll see four robots, lining up at night to deliver takeaways. My reservation even came with a craft beer, which was nice for a nightcap – though it was just one, it was super big, enough to share with a friend. There's a pool table on the first floor and a laundry room on the 28th floor, which is very convenient for travelers to wash clothes, and you can even dry them and take them with you the same day. The hotel provides free laundry detergent, so you don't need to spend money. The mini-fridge in the room also has drinks, with four free bottles. There's a Bluetooth speaker next to the bedside table for playing music. I really have to praise the mattress – it's the most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on, not too soft, not too hard, with great support. The pillows are also very soft, just how I like them, though we also requested a latex pillow, which was also very good. I slept very soundly. There isn't much of a view during the day, but the night view is beautiful. The room size is also decent; it's a bit smaller compared to some hotels I've stayed in before, but most hotels in the city center have similar sizes, and larger rooms usually cost more. Breakfast starts at 7:00 AM on the 45th floor. It would be even better if it started a bit earlier, like 6:30 AM, so we could eat earlier if we're in a hurry to go to the Panda Base. The breakfast selection is alright, pretty standard – not amazing but enough to eat and fill you up. The hotel's overall decor style is very unique, and the restaurant decor has a great vibe. The room lighting isn't super bright, but I personally found it quite nice. The lobby on the first floor also has a very high-end feel, which is to be expected since it's a newly opened hotel. The price of over 600 RMB for a city center location is quite fair.

The Xishang Hotel offers an amazing experience with attentive and prompt butler service. The food is made with fresh local ingredients and tastes authentic and delicious. The private hot spring is secluded and quiet, and the environment is tranquil and a great escape from the summer heat. Overall, the stay was very comfortable and I highly recommend it.

Excellent and spacious room, and got a quiet room upon request. Very comfortable, had two good night sleep after traveling in Chuanxi for a week. Excellent place to recuperate. There’s even a corner near the reception where you can borrow books to read (I do think this is thoughtful and the books selection were of good taste). Super near to shopping district taikuli, and chunxi pedestrian street. ＜ 10 minutes walk to the IFS building where there’s a “climbing panda”, this is the spot where u can get direct bus to sanxingdui museum and the 熊猫基地. Makes it very convenient to travel around, metro station also very near though we didn’t use. Overall a very pleasant stay.

We stayed at Yunshuijian Longxing Courtyard in Pengzhou for ten days while visiting family in the area, and overall we had a very pleasant stay. The hotel has a particularly attractive setting right next to Longxing Temple and is very centrally located. Rather than being one large hotel building, the property consists of several smaller one- and two-storey buildings arranged around the grounds, which gives it a lot of character and a relaxed atmosphere. The rooms are comfortable and nicely designed. We had booked three rooms, and after a few days all three were upgraded free of charge to significantly larger and more comfortable rooms. This was a very nice gesture and something we genuinely appreciated. There are, however, a few areas where improvements would make the experience even better. The main issue was the air conditioning. In practically all of our rooms, the temperature control did not work properly. The air conditioning cooled the rooms effectively, but did not stop once the selected temperature had been reached. As a result, room temperatures sometimes dropped to around 19°C, and the only practical way to regulate this was to switch the air conditioning on and off manually. Breakfast was included in the room rate and is very much focused on Chinese tastes, with noodle soup, eggs and various warm dishes. Western options are essentially limited to toast and jam, so international guests should set their expectations accordingly. Overall, we found the breakfast average in terms of both selection and quality, although perfectly adequate for a predominantly Chinese-style breakfast. Unfortunately, our last evening was affected by a more serious issue. Following very heavy rain, a considerable amount of water entered our daughter’s room, leaving part of the bed wet. The hotel staff reacted quickly and provided another room, which we appreciated, but naturally this was not the ideal way to end an otherwise enjoyable ten-day stay. Apart from this, we enjoyed our time at Yunshuijian Longxing Courtyard very much. Its central location is a real advantage, with plenty of restaurants, shops and cafés within easy walking distance. We did not try any other food at the hotel apart from breakfast. Overall, the beautiful setting, the unusual courtyard-style layout, the comfortable upgraded rooms and the convenient location made this a very pleasant place to stay in Pengzhou. With some attention to the air-conditioning controls and the water ingress issue, it could be an even better hotel.