Khách Sạn Có Bar Ở Trùng Khánh

I stayed at this hotel for 20 days and had a consistently comfortable and smooth experience, making it ideal for both long stays and repeat visits. The hotel staff were friendly, professional, and very helpful. Even with a language barrier, communication was easy through translation tools and messaging apps and we had a bit of fun. I also appreciated the complimentary room upgrade, which showed genuine care for guest comfort. I had the chance to see both the original room and the upgraded one, and both were well designed, modern, and highly practical. The room layout and smart features are clearly intended to improve everyday comfort. Everything is easy to use — from curtains and lighting controlled from the bed to USB-C and USB charging ports, as well as a self-heating toilet seat with automatic flushing, high quality hair dryer. The hotel also has a terrace on the 36th floor with a beautiful view, which is a great place to relax. On the same floor, there are washing and drying facilities, making it very convenient for long stays and allowing you to travel light. The view of the Jiangbeizui area is impressive during both the day and night, while the surroundings remain quiet in the evening, ensuring good rest. The mattress was excellent for sleeping — not too soft and not too firm — providing great support and high sleep quality throughout my stay. The robot delivery service is efficient and can deliver food or requested items from the reception/lobby directly to your room when you orders things via WeChat or ** (food delivery app) which adds to the hotel’s modern and convenient experience. The location is a strong advantage, with many key places reachable within 5–15 minutes by DiDi taxi, making transportation quick and easy. Overall, this hotel offers an excellent balance of comfort, smart design, quiet surroundings, and reliable service. I genuinely enjoyed my stay and would happily choose to stay here again — and even longer, if given the opportunity. The only small issue I had was with the air-conditioning configuration. I wasn’t able to set it to a lower temperature that I personally prefer (around 17°C). However, this wasn’t a real problem — the hotel kindly offered a fan, which I declined, and simply keeping the window open was enough since it was cool outside.

Phòng rất dễ chịu, giao thông thuận tiện, nhân viên lễ tân rất thân thiện và trả lời mọi câu hỏi của tôi, và phòng còn bao gồm đồ uống miễn phí. Kem mùa hè: Chúng tôi ăn kem mỗi ngày, rất thư giãn trong thời tiết nóng bức như vậy. Cháo ngủ ngon: Chúng tôi cũng có thể lên tầng 21 ăn cháo vào buổi tối. Có nhiều món tráng miệng miễn phí khác nhau trên tầng 21 mỗi tối. Phòng cũng có tầm nhìn trực diện ra Tháp Kuixing, và rất gần Jiefangbei, Quảng trường Bayi và Hongyadong.

Kỳ nghỉ tuyệt vời ở Trùng Khánh. Đây là lần đầu tiên của chúng tôi và chúng tôi rất vui khi được ở tại địa danh của thành phố này. Đội ngũ nhân viên rất tuyệt vời, phòng sạch sẽ và có tầm nhìn tuyệt đẹp ra hai con sông: bữa sáng tuyệt hảo và là lựa chọn tuyệt vời cho bữa trưa và bữa tối. Chúng tôi sẽ quay lại Intercontinental bất cứ khi nào chúng tôi đến Trùng Khánh.

Beautiful property with Michelin quality. Love Sunyata Ren-ai’s modern architecture and interior designed around its history. The rooms are thoughtfully appointed yet highly functional - a rarity for heritage hotels. For instance, the standalone mid-century wood wardrobe reminds you of what a priest would have in his room yet it opens up with plenty of storage and is lit internally. There are no awkward corners on the property, and space is strategically used and designed with a gorgeous mix of textures and colours.  Extremely hospitable service - hotel staff are wonderfully helpful and reach out ahead of your stay to follow up on details. That was how they found out my luggage had burst from a faulty zip and way too many books - immediately arranged for additional person to be on standby with a box for the books. During the stay, they worried about whether i needed extra binding for the luggage and then also had 3 colleagues on standby on checkout to help me bring my stuff out (xiaofan, ningning and xiaogan) who waited by the street with me to see me off. Honestly they were more worried than i was! And this is the pinnacle of hospitality where hotel takes greater ownership on addressing and pre-empting your concerns.  Room inclusions are great:  1. Breakfast is set in a beautiful restaurant in a stone basement. Selection is small but competently executed. The noodles are perfectly seasoned, fruits are fresh, coffee strong. 2. Afternoon tea - i had thought they would casually bring out the usual scones and sandwiches the kitchen was going to make on the fly, but it came instead with a choice of coffee and their desserts on display for sale. This means you get an intricate dessert - for free! 3. Supper - given my work and flight itinerary, i ordered in their complimentary supper, delivered at 9pm. again, not a matter of leftovers. They brought in beautifully plated 4 dishes for both nights, balanced in terms of staples, taste, texture, which is sufficient to satiate you without overfilling you for the night’s rest. 4. Photography - we all know the prowess of Chinese photography. i was apprehensive as i’m usually behind the camera and i wasn’t dressed for the occasion nor had professional makeup - the 3 weeks of non-stop work commitments showed! However, the energy and kindness of the photographers made the session really enjoyable, and not to mention the hotel provided an unmatched background for phototaking. They also edited the photos within an hour for you to choose from - you get the first 5 free, but you’d be tempted (AND PLS DO) to choose more. In terms of location, this is a destination hotel, blending beautifully in Mountain City Alley, with all the modern creature comforts. You wake up in the morning to empty walkways, interrupted only by birds and curious cats. The street livens up to little shops selling trinkets, vintage pieces, coffee (many of them), clothes and snacks. In the evenings, the light warms to an orange hue and you watch the sunset over the city in the quiet of your room. Mountain City Alley is not (yet)as commercialised as other ancient towns (each selling the same suite of souvenirs and mala soup base) and each shop had its own personality. Hotel is perched near the peak of the mountain city alley. if travelling by car, you’d need to drop off at Jiashi Old Folks’ Home and take the stairs (5min) down to the hotel which has a discreet corridor next to the church. Hence those with mobility issues - consider yourself warned.  Sunyata is one brand to watch and I’ll be back!

Hi, globally the staying was quiet. Clean room. Good location close to métro station However, the service is not very satisfying. The staff at the lobby know how to provide proper service to native chinese speakers. However, when it's about non chinese speakers, they don't feel confident or they lack the English skills to provide a satisfying quality of service. I did not appreciate how they all looked so unavailable to ensure my needs were being satisfied properly. It was the case when I asked questions about : - Wi-Fi password (no instructions written provided in English and not making sure I was able to connect before they cut the line). It asked twice to lobby and then to a staff in the Corridor. They did not show me on smartphone how to connect to wifi. - laundry service. Instructions on Washing machine are confusing. Nothing indicates its automatic and should be used without touching setting buttons ir where to put clean liquid and where to put the softener liquid. Also nothing says about the time where an employee working at laundry would he available. If your staff gets too Manu questions from customers, have 1 staff member only for FAQ. The lobby staff of check in check out should je focused on the customer in front not all customers from every where. It feels like a restaurant so far the way your staff interact. ----- Now, another thing about the hôtel. When I checked in the bedroom. The Window was open. It clearly says the Windows should be closed to prevent mosquitoes getting inside the bedroom. I suppose the staff in charge of cleaning left it open. Anyway, there was a few of flyers in the bedroom. About the elevator number, the staff was telling me to take elevator number 3 to Access my bedroom. However, the number of elevator is written in chinese and not in digital number or English. This lack of English version make it confusing for non chinese speakers. I met a few foreigners who were lost, confused just like me. Finally there was an elevator in the middle where customers could call and access but it was under construction. Not safe, not professionnal at all. Please ban this use of elevator. Make it clear for every one. Last thing, if your hôtel is only for chinese speakers make it clear. The trip application says your staff can speak multiple languages which is absolutely note the case. Also the sockets provided in bedroom don't have any international sockets so i could not use my charger without adapter to use my laptop. Kind regards