This is a really nice and comfortable place to stay if you want to stay right in the center of Chongqing. It's minutes, if not seconds, from the main shopping cross streets. The gym and fitness facilty are great and possibly the best I have used in China. All equipment was like new and clean. The breakfast was pretty good... More

We were pleased with the location and the facilities. The concierge (William) was particularly helpful when we wanted to organize a trip of the Yangtze that didn't involve the normal 3-night cruise. His English was exceptionally good as well! Unfortunately, it seems that he didn't actually have experience with the actual tour company and the trip was well below expectations.... More

We stayed 2 nights for pleasure in a king-sized bedroom. The room was huge with good amenities. The pros were a good location and a helpful concierge. The cons were internet was not free and expensive and the staff can't speak good English.

I stayed here for five nights on business and found the usual high standards provided by the Intercontinental brand. Check in was swift with the hotel recognising my Priority Club status and upgrading my room. The room was spacious, modern and comfortable with good views high up over the city. The executive lounge was nice with the staff welcoming you... More

The hotel is a typical Intercontinental. It is about a 30 to 40 min drive from the airport - depending on the traffic. It is located in the heard of the city center of Chongqing. Rooms are quite dark, with not too many lights. TV has all the usual channels, with CNN, BBC, Bloomberg, Cinemax and Discovery. There may have... More

I'm an ambassador member of Intercontinental and I always try to use their hotels in my trips. So I did the same in Chingqing: never again! The hotel is not at the level that one expects from Intercontinental. Hotel is old, rooms are old and almost no one in the hotel speak english. Restrooms in the lobby where the dirtiest... More

The hotel is located on the pedestrian walking street near all the upmarket shops. You can actually walk to the Yangtze River if you want but going down is much easier than coming up. It is a very hilly city. The lobby of the hotel is very average and I think it outrageous that there is a minimum charge to... More

the room has yet to be cleaned up. I think this would only happen in any 3/4 stars hotel and not 5 stars….. but not really. Hotel’s facilities look very old. No in-room wifi internet, old model TV (very thick one), the ceiling shower in the bathroom keeps leaking cold water. The ventilation in the restaurant (the one for buffet... More

Located right next to the big shopping area in the city (which is currently being renovated to include even more of the high-end international brand-name stores) this hotel is where you want to be in the whole bustling city. The hotel itself is very clean, has a comfortable bed with fluffy pillows, and new-looking decor. The hotel staff go out... More