Boutique Hotels in Sichuan, China

Amazing hotel, the staff are extremely friendly and helpful, we were helped by Pan and she was lovely and let us leave our luggage at the hotel after we checked out Location was perfect, the nightlife gets a bit loud in the evening however the hotel supplies you with earplugs to help with that if needed, we didnt need to use them the whole time we stayed but it was a lovely addition to the rest of the amenities provided The view was incredible, overall my partner and I were extremely happy with our stay and are hoping to visit again in the future

Facilities: The hotel facilities are new, the pool is comfortable, and the rooms are very spacious. Cleanliness: Cleaned thoroughly and neatly. Service: For domestic flights, check-in is convenient. For international flights, you still need to go to the counter to buy tickets. Environment: There are few dining options, so you're limited to the terminal. Indoors, it's fine, but outdoors, being within airport grounds, there's noise from take-offs and landings, and the smell of jet fuel. Nevertheless, it's still the best choice for catching an early flight. A good night's sleep is just too important.

This hotel has a great design and a fantastic location. There's a large terrace where you can enjoy mountain views, drink tea, and meditate. We booked a 'double-sided snow mountain view' room, which offered views of Siguniang Mountain on one side and Balang Mountain on the other – truly magnificent and beautiful! The 'golden mountain' sunset wasn't very prominent, but the sunrise 'golden mountain' was absolutely stunning. We didn't even have to brave the cold; we could enjoy the view right from our room. At night, the sky was filled with stars, and Orion was clear and bright – it felt like we could reach out and touch them! The hotel's dining is also highly recommended. We ordered the yak hotpot set, which came with 1.2 catties (approx. 600g) of beef and four vegetables. We were worried it wouldn't be enough for four people, so we added a portion of cured ribs, grilled sausages, and barley cakes, all of which were delicious. We ate our fill and even packed some leftovers. It happened to be New Year's, and the hotel even hosted an evening song and dance party, which was so engaging and helped us forget all our worries! Now, let's talk about the hotel's service – I'd give it 200 points! Before check-in, they learned we were experiencing altitude sickness and had been to the clinic for oxygen, so they suggested we get an oxygen pillow. It really came in handy later that night. However, we still felt unwell until past 4 AM. We contacted the staff, and they responded immediately, took us to the town clinic for oxygen, and then picked us up after we felt better. We were so touched; we didn't miss the 8 AM golden mountain sunrise, and they even offered us a late checkout so we could rest more. Their service is thoughtful and heartwarming; I will definitely recommend this place to my relatives and friends! If I'm ever fortunate enough to return and see more unseen sights, I'll choose 'Yangwang Xinkong' again. I wish the hotel all the best and the staff a happy and prosperous New Year!

The location is superb, right across from IFS with the panda butt view, which is fantastic. The public facilities, ambiance, and attention to detail are excellent. I tried the pool and gym, both were great, and there's a hot tub. The breakfast was quite varied, and the freshly baked croissants were delicious 😋. The only downside is that the room's decor and amenities feel a bit dated; the Bose speaker connection didn't work, and the TV wasn't smart. Despite that, it was clean and overall very good. I'd definitely come back.

The hotel is very luxurious and has good attention to detail. Although the room we were in had an amazing view and luxurious feel, some dirt and stains and a few cracks in the furniture takes away the full 5 star wow factor, although it is a great room. Also the hairdryer is very very old and overheats within minutes, you need to pull it out, wait, then try again. Also the AC is not stable, at times we needed to turn it down as low as 10 to actually feel cool as the room is very hot and humid. The staff in general were very warm and accommodating and provided extra water for the room when we called them. However as we wanted to have a little rest in the morning we called to ask if the cleaner could come asap to only change trash and stock up the toilet roll etc, we were informed that there was only one cleaning lady and would need to wait. I find this quite questionable for a hotel that big. The breakfast buffet is good with lots of choice. Pastries, cakes, local specialties, western dishes a plenty. However the coffee machine is weak and only provides espresso and americano, the hotel should upgrade the machine to accommodate those with tastes like lattes and cappuccinos as this is the norm in even 4 star hotels. The robot butler is a great touch.The location is actually very very good. Shopping malls and restaurants are very very close. Overall I would stay here again but the price needs to match the interior.

Chengdu Lin'en Hotel (Taikoo Li Chunxi Road Branch) Stay Review Excellent Location, Heartwarming Service For business travelers or tourists, the biggest highlight of this hotel is undoubtedly its location. It's right next to Taikoo Li and Chunxi Road commercial areas, within walking distance of the subway station and the central business district. This makes it incredibly convenient for meeting clients or exploring, saving a lot of commute time. Attentive Service, Well-Maintained Facilities • Thoughtful Service: From the front desk during check-in to the housekeeping staff, every employee was patient and responsive, making us feel right at home. • Room Experience: While the decor shows its age and the facilities are a bit older, they are well-maintained, clean, and perfectly functional. For this location, it offers excellent value for money. • Dining Surprise: Breakfast was an unexpected bonus. The variety was extensive, and the food was delicious, providing plenty of energy for a day of work or sightseeing. Summary This is a hotel that wins with its 'prime location + soft service'. If you prioritize convenient transportation and personalized service, and aren't looking for the absolute latest in hardware, it's a very reliable choice. I'll likely stay here again on my next business trip to Chengdu.

From the moment I walked into the hotel, I was greeted with a warm welcome, which made me feel genuinely attended to. Check-in was quick and efficient, and the staff provided a detailed overview of the hotel's amenities and local attractions. We were also pleasantly surprised with complimentary afternoon tea vouchers. The afternoon tea setting was delightful, with both indoor and outdoor seating available. Our room was surprisingly spacious with fantastic views, especially at night. As the guest rooms are located on higher floors, from the 19th to the 30th, we had an excellent vantage point. Following the front desk's recommendation, we visited the 32nd-floor terrace in the evening. It was incredibly comfortable and offered breathtaking panoramic views of Mianyang city. Breakfast was diverse and plentiful, featuring local specialty rice noodles, a fresh salad bar, and a wide selection of breads, catering to a variety of tastes and dietary preferences. Even the hotel's parking facility was impressive, very thoughtfully designed and upscale. All in all, a truly recommendable stay.

The breakfast was absolutely perfect 💯, really making up for the hotel's shortcomings in other areas. It's an older hotel, an established brand, so I guess the Ritz-Carlton Chengdu is a stark reminder to anyone hoping for a budget-friendly luxury stay. Being an older property, the decor and design are definitely dated and outmoded. The fact that the lobby is on the 25th floor already tells you the hotel's overall scale won't offer many surprises. The lobby and bar are on the same floor, which naturally lends a quieter atmosphere. The opulent decor feels out of step with current mainstream styles, creating a rather odd vibe. The room was standard for a five-star, with all the expected amenities. You could still see the signature Ritz royal flair, but the signs of age and the worn-out feel prevented me from truly appreciating the brand's concept. As for the pool and gym… let's just say I won't be commenting on them. The real highlight was breakfast: incredibly rich, professional, enticing, and thoughtfully prepared. All in all, for around 800 RMB a night at the Ritz, this is pretty much what you get. It's unrealistic to expect a 2000 RMB experience at that price point. However, it seems many five-star hotels across Chengdu suffer from similar issues of being old and dated, so I don't blame the hotel itself too much.

Spotless and clean! We booked the 180 Panorama Room to experience the large bath in room and it did not disappoint. The hotel is located inside a building along with a couple other hotel properties but it’s easy enough to locate. The design aesthetics is more cyber and lots of glass and mirrors so if that’s your thing you’ll like it. (I personally would like a bit more warmth.) Comes with butler service and coffee every morning which is a lovely feature. Location is about 15 min walk (a very uninteresting walk) to the closest metro so we hauled a cab every time we went out. The toilet is japanese style which is cool. My only grievance is that the sliding door is basically see thru so might be a bit awkward when using the toilet lol.

Very satisfied with my stay. Will stay here again when I go to Deyang. Excellent services and facilities, with very professional and friendly staff. Excellent location to allow one to joggle along a river or to walk around the city center. Easy taxi/Didi access. Room services are better than expected, with surprising daily freebies such as fresh fruit, cookies, and freshly squeezed fruit juices. Help desk is very prompt in providing what I requested. Buffet breakfast offers top-notch variety of ready-made Chinese and Western style choices or customer-ordered hot noodles. Just a minor suggestion: this is more a customers' behavior problem (can't believe those guests at a 5-star hotel). Currently, when there is a crowd at the front desk to check out, it is the braver with longer hands that get faster services. I suggest either post a clear sign to ask people to keep in line or have a manager to maintain some kind of an order (no need to be military type:-). This is just to be fair to those who are waiting patiently. And better order may also help promote a better hotel reputation. But I understand bad habits die hard, no matter what you do.