Hotels with Infinity Pools in Chongqing

"I recently stayed at the incredibly popular Indison High-Altitude Resort Hotel in Chongqing, and I was absolutely blown away! The location is superb, right in the Jiefangbei business district. Raffles City is just downstairs, and the Yangtze River Cableway is a mere 5-minute walk away. The geographical location is simply unbeatable. The room features 270-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows. You can lie in bed and witness the breathtaking confluence of the two rivers. The night view is even more spectacular – every casual photo looks like it's straight out of a magazine. I especially loved their infinity pool. Swimming on the 38th floor feels like you're floating in the clouds, and it's fantastic for photos. I recommend going at dusk to catch the sunset glow reflecting on the river, followed by the stunning night view – a double treat! 🌇"

"This is my first time leaving a negative review on Ctrip, and staying in this room was truly unlucky. There was a huge bug on the floor, but that wasn't the biggest issue. Right downstairs was a hot pot restaurant, and it was incredibly noisy. Last night, a group of people downstairs were drinking and playing finger-guessing games. We went to bed at 10:30 PM, even with our own earplugs in, but we were constantly woken up by the noise. Around 12 AM, my friend called the front desk to complain about the unbearable noise, but it didn't help. I held out until 12:30 AM and called the front desk again, telling them that if nothing was done, I would call the police. We finally managed to get some sleep after that group left around 12:40 AM. What's even more ridiculous is that there was a couple in the next room. Initially, they were also disturbed by the hot pot restaurant downstairs, just like us, and I assume they complained to the front desk as well. The soundproofing was absolutely terrible; we could hear constant sighing and coughing from their room. After the hot pot restaurant quieted down later in the night, the couple in the next room started making noise. But we were so exhausted that we eventually fell asleep. Since we went to bed so late, we could clearly hear them blow-drying their hair in the morning. As for breakfast, the steamed buns looked like they had been reheated multiple times, so I didn't dare eat them; they were all flaky. I only ate the noodles. In summary, the soundproofing is abysmal; you can hear every little thing happening next door. The hot pot restaurant downstairs was still noisy with drinking and finger-guessing games late into the night, and multiple complaints didn't make a difference. The village itself is quite nice, but the accommodation experience was terrible. The loft had a lot of dust, and I even saw a huge spider while showering but forgot to take a picture – truly a 'natural' environment, haha. The nearby hot spring only had three pools open, and the forest river view one I most wanted to visit seemed to be under maintenance. I really hope the hotel seriously works on improving the soundproofing; it's genuinely too loud. The hot pot restaurant downstairs should also be more considerate; they're not the only business around. The village is still very beautiful and great for photos."

"I genuinely recommend this hotel! The location is right by Jiefangbei and very close to Shibati, making it incredibly convenient for taking the subway and shopping. The view from the 13th floor is superb, with the city lights of Chongqing sparkling beautifully at night – it's breathtaking. Sitting by the window and feeling the breeze was so relaxing. The room was spotlessly clean, and the bed was just the right firmness, ensuring a really good night's sleep. The breakfast spread was fantastic, with a great variety of hot dishes, pastries, yogurt, and fruit. The Chongqing noodles were authentic and delicious, leaving me perfectly satisfied. The front desk staff were gentle and attentive, quick to respond to any issues. Overall, the facilities are new, the environment is quiet, and everything from dining to getting around was hassle-free. With stunning night views and a rich breakfast, my stay here was perfect. I will definitely stay here again next time I'm in Chongqing."

"📍 **Location:** Nestled at 184 Beibin 1st Road, Jiangbei District, right in the heart of Jiangbeizui. It boasts direct views of the Jialing River, facing Hongyadong and Qiansimen Bridge across the water. • **Subway:** A mere 3-minute walk to Liujia Station (Exit 4) on Line 9, with a quick 10-minute ride to Jiefangbei and Guanyinqiao. • **Airport:** Approximately 21km from Jiangbei Airport, a 30-minute taxi ride. • **Train Station:** Around 6km from Chongqing North Railway Station, a 15-minute drive. • **Driving:** Free parking available with charging stations. Simply navigate directly to the hotel. 🌉 **Local Attractions – All within walking or subway reach:** • **5-minute walk:** Liujia Wharf, Sandongqiao Commercial Street, Jiangbeizui Riverside Park (perfect for strolls and stunning night views). • **10-minute subway ride:** Jiefangbei, Hongyadong, Chaotianmen, Raffles City. • **10-minute taxi ride:** Guanyinqiao business district, Beicang Cultural and Creative Park, Chongqing Grand Theatre. • **Dining:** Downstairs, you'll find a vibrant array of hot pot restaurants, small noodle shops, cozy bars, and high-end dining – truly a taste of local life. 🏨 **Facilities – Modern Luxury & High-Altitude Aesthetics:** • **Guest Rooms:** Located on floors 16-20, offering breathtaking 270° panoramic river views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Some rooms even feature a bathtub by the window. Equipped with smart systems, Dyson hairdryers, Balmain toiletries, XGIMI projectors, and capsule coffee machines. • **Public Areas:** ◦ Submarine-themed indoor heated swimming pool + SPA pool. ◦ Technogym-equipped fitness center. ◦ Cruise-style restaurant, music submarine lounge, and high-altitude executive lounge. ◦ 24-hour butler service, robot service, and complimentary laundry/drying facilities. 🎨 **Style – Modern Art Meets Mountain City Charm:** Combining modern luxury with industrial art: a primary color palette of black, white, and grey, accented with dark green/olive green. Featuring metal, glass, and artistic installations, seamlessly blending traditional Chongqing elements (pottery, weaving, metal textures). The public areas resemble an art gallery, while the rooms are simple yet sophisticated. Enjoy river views by day and dazzling city lights by night – an absolute dream for photography!"

"This hotel is really comfortable; once I checked in, I didn't want to leave. The mattress was just right – not too soft, not too firm – and I slept like a baby until I woke up naturally. The blackout curtains were amazing. They really paid attention to the details; everything I needed was in the room and easily accessible. Most importantly, it was incredibly quiet. Once the door was closed, it felt like the outside world was shut off, allowing me to truly relax and recharge."

"We came here to see the 816 Project, which is very close at 9 kilometers. The accommodation had an industrial style, was fully equipped, and clean. The breakfast was simple and delicious. It's also conveniently located 3 kilometers from the residential area. However, the building is said to be a converted old factory, so the exterior isn't very new, but it has a lot of historical charm. There are many glass walkways in the rest area and corridors, and even though I've never dared to walk on them before, it was quite a brave and fun experience! Our family had a good stay, and we would recommend it to friends next time they visit."

"Loved the infinity pool, it would be amazing to visit in the summer! The afternoon tea service and breakfast experience were both great. It felt like staying in a forest garden, very refreshing. It's also super convenient to pop over to Eling No. 2 Factory for a stroll; I had a really good time."

"The hotel is located on Nanshan Old Street, with fresh air, beautiful environment, attentive service and affordable prices. Next door is Sanmao's former residence. Because it is located next to Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, the surrounding restaurants are also very affordable. There are various teahouses along the old street, making it the first choice for leisure and vacation!"

"The room was generally satisfactory. What deserves praise is that when I was getting the room card, I left a lady's bag in Da Ting. The bag contained more than 10,000 cash and some very important documents. It took me more than an hour to go to the guest room before I remembered that the bag was missing. Fortunately, the staff at the Da Ting front desk were very responsible and returned the money intact after checking with the ID card. Thank you!"

"Cleanliness: The room was spotless. Facilities: Fully equipped with everything you could need. Environment: Located within the ancient town, it's a quiet retreat amidst the bustling streets. Service: The staff offered proactive pick-up/drop-off services and provided excellent service. It's especially suitable for family trips; exploring the ancient town at night is a unique and delightful experience."