Atour Properties in Chongqing

The hotel's location is absolutely amazing! Walk downstairs and you're at Hongyadong, go upstairs and you're at Jiefangbei! Staying at the Atour S Hongyadong Riverside Hotel truly made me understand what 'life is worth living' means! From the floor-to-ceiling windows, the magnificent river views and the dazzling lights of Hongyadong are all within sight. The magical mountain city nightscape became the most beautiful decorative painting in the room. The room was spacious and comfortable, and Atour's bedding always guarantees a good night's sleep. The best part was the service – from the hot tea offered by the front desk to the thoughtful farewell gift upon check-out, every detail showed genuine care. The breakfast was authentic and plentiful, and the Chongqing noodles were absolutely fantastic! If you're coming to Chongqing, staying here is definitely worth it.

Highly recommend the Atour Hotel in Chongqing Huixing! My overall stay was excellent. The location is superb, very close to the light rail, making it super convenient to get to the airport and surrounding areas. The hotel environment is clean and elegant, and the lobby has a great vibe. The guest rooms are spacious and bright, and the cleanliness is meticulous – every corner is spotless. Atour's bedding is consistently comfortable, with pillows that are just right, and the toiletries are high quality. The staff are kind and attentive, responding promptly to any requests, providing very personalized service. The breakfast offers a wide variety and tastes good, and the facilities are comprehensive. The value for money is outstanding. Staying here made my trip feel especially safe and comfortable, definitely worth returning to again and again!

This Atour Hotel's location is truly unbeatable. It's right next to Raffles City and Hongyadong, so you can walk to explore, eat, and play in just a few minutes, which is super convenient when traveling with kids. The river view from the room is stunning. My room had a huge floor-to-ceiling window directly facing Dongshuimen Bridge – truly a first-class river view. Atour's bedding, as always, is incredibly comfortable. This stay, I also noticed that all the towels and bath towels were individually bagged, which felt very reassuring. The hotel not only has its own bar, but also live music on weekends, creating a fantastic atmosphere. Plus, you can even get a free cocktail, which really enhances the experience. Late at night, there's even a supper buffet in the restaurant. A bowl of warm congee late at night was incredibly comforting. You can borrow books for free, and they even have exclusive children's picture books – a really thoughtful detail. The breakfast selection is extensive, with a good balance of meat and vegetables, making it very suitable for children. Eating well before heading out makes for a great start to the day!

The room size was just right, and the twin beds could be pushed together. There was a single sofa, but I wish there was a small coffee table. Hope they can add one in the future. The wet and dry areas in the bathroom were well-separated, which was great. However, the lights for both areas were linked. Turning on the light in the middle of the night to use the restroom was disruptive. It would be perfect if they could have separate controls. The washing machine had a smart wash feature, so I didn't need to add detergent myself, which was really convenient!

I booked this hotel before the May Day holiday. Upon arrival at Atour Hotel, the front desk staff was very welcoming and upgraded my room, which I really appreciated. This particular Atour Hotel is conveniently located near attractions like Jiefangbei and Shibati, and it's also very close to the subway station. The hotel's breakfast offers a good mix of Chinese and Western dishes that suited my taste. The room facilities and hygiene met my expectations, and the service staff were generally of high quality. All in all, choosing Atour Hotel Jiefangbei Bayi Plaza was the right decision for my trip to Chongqing.

Traveling to Chongqing, I specifically chose the Atour Hotel in the heart of Jiefangbei International Trade Center, and my experience was absolutely fantastic – I truly can't recommend it enough! The location is superb, making it incredibly convenient for getting around, sightseeing, and dining. The hotel's overall environment is comfortable, and the service is meticulously thoughtful and top-notch. On my first day, I truly experienced the uphill and downhill climbs of this mountain city. After a full day of walking, my legs were incredibly sore. I immediately called the front desk to ask for a solution, and their response was super fast. Before long, a smart robot thoughtfully delivered a disposable foot bath tub. After soaking my feet and relieving all my fatigue, I lay down on the comfortable deep-sleep mattress and slept soundly through the night. After a good rest, I was re-energized for another day of exploring. My entire stay was comfortable and reassuring, full of thoughtful details that were incredibly healing. Staying at this hotel in Chongqing is definitely a no-brainer!

I booked this room during the Qingming Festival after looking at many options. I noticed that a lot of hotels in Chongqing are located in multi-use buildings, which made me feel a bit unsafe. So, I opted for this standalone Atour hotel. It's quite close to Guanyinqiao Pedestrian Street, about a 7-10 minute walk. It's also a similar distance to the Guanyinqiao subway station. The street-facing rooms here aren't particularly noisy, the hotel is very clean, and the bedding is comfortable. My only regret is that I didn't get to try their congee, as I always returned after 11 PM.

Facilities: Atour's facilities are quite good. Hygiene: Clean and hygienic, all the amenities are excellent. Environment: The surroundings are very convenient. Service: The service attitude is very good, and getting to the airport is relatively quick. Late-night congee: Very good, I've been eating a lot of spicy food these past few days, so I changed my flight. There's also an internet-famous spot across the street 😊

I chose Atour Hotel, expecting good quality across the board since it's a chain. The hotel is conveniently located near a small dining area downstairs, which was great. After a long day out, it was nice to come back, grab dinner nearby, take a stroll, and then head up to rest. During my stay, the shower door in the bathroom wouldn't close properly, but the front desk responded immediately when I called. The engineering team came up and fixed it quickly, so it didn't disrupt my plans much. They even prepared a thoughtful little gift when I checked out, and calling a taxi from the hotel entrance was super easy.

The lobby is on the 12th floor. As soon as you enter, you can take the dedicated elevator right by the door to get there. I really liked the ambiance. The common areas offer a restaurant, library, meeting rooms, gym, and even a semi-open-air outdoor seating area. It feels very convenient if the weather is bad or if you just don't want to go out. The location is also excellent. It's close to Guanyinqiao Walking Street and also near Guanyinqiao Food Street Area B. If I weren't here in July or August, at least I could easily find food at night, and I wouldn't get too hot during the day. It's close to exits 3/5 of Metro Line 3 and exit 7 of Line 9, which I found very convenient for getting around. The room itself was very clean; even walking barefoot on the floor, it didn't feel gritty. The screen and blackout curtains are conveniently automated, which is great! The lighting is also preset with a night light, soft light, full on/off, and bright light. I think the light adjustment is very thoughtful and perfect for a lazy person like me who wants to handle everything with one click, especially how the curtains block out light completely for a really good sleep. There were no issues like water stains in the bathroom either; it was so clean it made me feel very at ease. It's a very comfortable environment. My only minor complaints are that the tea provided in the room had a slightly bitter aftertaste, and the door is quite heavy – you have to pull it again after closing it. I'm not sure if it was just me, but I encountered this quite often during my two-day stay.