Hotels with Bars in Chengdu

Came to Chengdu with my bestie to visit some cultural sites, and this Huajianfu hotel was a real gem! The location is absolutely fantastic, super close to Du Fu Thatched Cottage. The staff at the front desk, both the guys and girls, were incredibly kind and gentle. The hotel's decor is full of ancient charm, and you can get amazing photos just by snapping casually. The room was clean, odor-free, and the soundproofing was excellent. Our entire stay was very comfortable.

What a wonderful place! Tucked away in the back makes it quiet and serene, while still being at the center of the traditional Wenshu Monastary area. Perfect for all sorts of travelers, i was a solo female and stayed in the dorms with other friendly guests. Lovely inner courtyard with a cafe for relaxing and drinking tea. The staff are all so friendly and ready to give you all the tips on what to do in Chengdu. They speak perfect English as well! There are a lot of regular visitors, since people keep wanting to come back. The rooms are cleaned everyday and beds are made, with fresh towels provided. Everyday felt like I had just checked in, brand new. Breakfast has a range of western (toast, eggs, bacon, yogurt, cereal) or chinese (rice, wontons, fried pancakes..) and fresh fruit that changes from day to day. All ranges of coffee and tea as well. It filled me up well to start my day walking around the city! Definitely recommend to anyone, and I will be staying here next time I visit! Thank you :)

The high floor offers fantastic views, and everything in this new hotel feels fresh. The shower has great water pressure and is very comfortable. The housekeeping staff does an excellent job; I always return to a clean and tidy room. Lucky the dog is very well-behaved and cute. The pan-fried buns at breakfast are delicious, clearly made fresh. The beef noodles are even better than my last visit. The egg tarts and croissants at breakfast are superb; unlike some other hotels where the small pastries are greasy and soft, Hyatt's are excellent and tasty, probably freshly baked. I've stayed at several five-star hotels recently, and this one is my favorite, not to mention it has the lowest price, offering incredible value for money. The location is also perfect, right next to the subway entrance. Taxis in Chengdu are a nightmare with all the traffic, so the location truly can't be beaten. The only downside is that even though the hotel has been open for a while, there's still a lingering smell in the hallways and rooms. A air purifier is a must for your stay, and with it, the room is basically odorless. The hallway isn't too big of a deal since you only pass through it quickly when taking the elevator.

The hotel is not far from Huashuiwan Hot Spring Town, built by the roadside, making parking convenient with a dedicated underground parking garage. There are two accommodation buildings. The price is a bit high, but the environment is quite good, though there's not much to explore in the surrounding area. The room was spacious, although the walls were a bit dirty. The hot springs are great, with about 10 pools built along the river, plus a sauna room. There's also an outdoor swimming pool. Overall, the facilities are complete. Breakfast was very rich with a wide variety of options. The jam tasted homemade, which was a pleasant surprise – they even provided a butter knife, which many larger hotels don't! It would be a pretty good deal if the price were under 500.

The room is cozy! Toilet is clean and the shower pressure is strong. They provide alcohol wipe, ear plugs and even ensure that the room is sanitised (there’s a card beside the bed). You can still hear some noise from the corridor but the earplugs help. The hairdryer is from laifen. Location wise it’s just a short walk from exit F (stairs only at this exit though) of Chengdu Second People's Hospital Metro Station (line 4 & 3. It’s an interchange station so you get more options for your train travel which is a big plus). Walkable distance to chunxi road and there’s even 2 small supermarkets just 1-2 mins walk opposite the hotel. The washing machine and dryer works well and there’s laundry detergent provided too

I had to change my booking last minute and ended up at the Yazi Hotel, thankfully avoiding the issues I've heard about Atour. It was definitely the right decision! The hotel's decor is incredibly stylish and upscale, and both the room amenities and service are top-notch, truly five-star quality. My room had fantastic natural light from all sides, with three floor-to-ceiling windows offering amazing city views. The location is excellent, making it super convenient to visit nearby attractions. In the evening, I checked out the Liyuan Theater at Wenshu Monastery and watched an authentic Sichuan opera performance – it really completed the travel experience and set the perfect mood for my trip.

Although the room decor was a bit dated, the service was excellent. A butler contacted me in advance and added me on WeChat, and they even gave me a free upgrade. The room faced Tianfu Square directly, offering a great view. Overall, the hotel's service was very good. My only minor regret was that the afternoon tea pastries were limited and there was no coffee. I mainly chose the Celebrity Hotel because it has a swimming pool, but it seems to be outsourced. Every time I went, the staff would tell hotel guests it was crowded, though it wasn't actually that busy. The water quality wasn't great either; it was a bit cloudy. One evening after swimming, I noticed someone live-streaming towards the pool, which isn't very considerate of guest privacy. If the Celebrity Hotel genuinely wants to improve its service quality, I suggest they take back direct management of the pool.

The coziest of hotels located very well within Chengdu. We had the pleasure of receiving the most wonderful service, as well as tips and recommendations from Arnold and the rest of the lovely staff at Grey Parrot. Without all of this, our trip to Chengdu would not have been nearly as nice. Thank you so much!🤠 The café/bar adjacent to the hotel serves great coffee, drinks and cake! And we also got the loveliest little farewell gifts. If you are ever in Chengdu, you should really consider staying at Grey Parrot.🐼

Stayed at Bliss Qintai ******* Boutique Hotel and it was a unique and memorable stay in Chengdu. The design of the hotel really stands out, with Tibetan-inspired interiors that give it a very distinct character compared to standard hotels. It feels warm, artistic, and different in a good way. The room was comfortable, clean, and well-maintained, with enough space to relax after a long day of exploring. The overall atmosphere of the property is calm and cozy. Location-wise, it’s convenient for getting around the city, with easy access to nearby attractions and local areas. The staff were polite and helpful, and the check-in process was smooth. If you want a stay that feels a bit more special and culturally inspired rather than just functional, this is a great option. For a more detailed look at the property and my Chengdu experience, you can check my YouTube channel travelwithshreya. Overall, a very pleasant and distinctive stay.

My stay at The Ritz-Carlton Chengdu was just acceptable overall. The location is fantastic, close to Chunxi Road, and the room was clean and comfortable. The 24-hour gym was convenient for me. However, the service felt inconsistent. Some requests took longer to handle than expected, and the breakfast selection was underwhelming for a luxury hotel of this standard. The pre-authorisation deposit refund process was also slower than I anticipated. It was a fine stay, but the experience didn’t quite live up to Ritz-Carlton’s premium pricing and brand reputation. I might consider other options next time I visit Chengdu.