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Facilities: The hotel facilities are very comprehensive. Hygiene: It's very clean, so I felt comfortable letting my child play. The hot spring tub can also be filled with fresh water just for you. Environment: Excellent. Service: The butler was very helpful and responded promptly to any issues.

Hotel was in a relatively good location. Within walking distance there are malls and food stalls. Opposite hotel was the Sichuan opera theatre. Recommended to watch at least once. Hotel is able to get the tickets at cheaper rates. For the two bedroom suite, it is suitable for family of 5 with 1 child inclusive. There is one master bedroom which is directly linked to the toilet with a bathtub. Other room and second toilet is separated. Kitchen is fully equipped with cutlery etc. detergent is also provided for the washer. Refrigerator has normal and freezer compartment. Balcony is locked but you can sign an indemnity form to open it. Slippers provided are of good quality and house keeping is good. Only downside is the different little issues for different room we stayed in like hot water tap not working. hotel is connected to a mall, the HK cafe there is recommended. Food is good. Also the bakery sells really good chocolate bun. You can find it right after u enter the mall through hotel lobby. The best thing of course was Tina, who always served with a smiling face and takes the initiative to add you on WeChat to cater to your queries whenever you need. she was also the one who helped to provide breakfast for our child whose breakfast was not included. The other lady who served us on the first night told us we had to pay. It was a very nice gesture from Tina. look for Tina if u stay here, she will be a great help. For the breakfast,it is not the most fanciful but sufficient. Food changes daily but some food type stays the same. They have a paper where you can order noodles, egg omelette, pancakes and waffles. It will be served to you directly so thats a nice touch. They even provide disposable cups for the coffee machine with lids so that you can bring it out if you are in hurry or needed more drink. On weekday and weekend breakfast, the crowd was just nice unlike some hotels where it feels overwhelming and overcrowded due to the huge influx of tourists and there is no need to worry about food running out. Only downside for us is we can’t differentiate the type of meat. We don’t eat beef but it doesn’t state on the labels so we had to ask each time we wanted to take meat or dishes with meat. It is easy to call for DIDI (their taxis) from the hotel. If you have 4 pax or less, hotel can call for you but more than that, you have to arrange yourself. Overall I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants a comfortable stay. Definitely you can’t compare the price to a cheaper hotel. You are paying for quality over here.

The hotel's overall environment was clean and tidy, with no strange odors in the hallways or rooms, and the bathroom was kept spotless. The facilities were fully equipped, from smart toilets and high-speed WiFi to comfortable bedding – everything was hassle-free. The front desk service, in particular, deserves praise; they were warm and attentive, providing prompt responses whether checking in or asking for local information. My stay was extremely satisfying, and I even extended it by two days. This will definitely be my top choice next time I visit Chengdu! 👍👍👍

This was a truly satisfying stay, far exceeding my expectations. The hotel's overall decor is incredibly stylish, with every detail from the lobby to the hallways and guest rooms exuding a sophisticated design aesthetic – modern luxury infused with a touch of vintage flair. The color palette is elegant, and the selection of light fixtures and decorative paintings is very tasteful. Every corner is picture-perfect, and my social media post immediately got tons of inquiries. The room itself was an even bigger surprise; it was spacious and bright, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering excellent natural light and stunning city views. The mattress was just right – not too soft, not too firm – with a wonderful enveloping feel that allowed me to fully relax. I fell asleep quickly and slept soundly until morning, enjoying a better quality of sleep than I do at home. The bathroom had excellent wet/dry separation, and the shower head provided strong, even water pressure, washing away all the day's fatigue. I especially want to commend the front desk staff ❄️🎉; check-in was incredibly efficient, and they provided service with a constant smile. They patiently answered all my questions and even proactively recommended local eateries and popular attractions, which made me feel very welcome. During check-out, they thoughtfully inquired about my stay, a level of attentive service that is truly rare. Both the hardware facilities and the soft services were impeccable. I will definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit to the city and will highly recommend it to friends. In short, this was a stay filled with a sense of well-being from the moment I walked in until I checked out, truly deserving of a five-star rating.

The room was spacious and tidy, consistent with Marriott's usual quality. The mattress had just the right firmness. The room faced the Financial District's twin towers, offering an incredibly expansive view through the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows. I could lie in bed and watch the city's nightscape – it was a fantastic experience!

Absolutely fantastic! I travel about 200 days a year for work and have stayed in countless hotels, but this one truly stands out for its value for money. The amenities are top-notch, from the kettle and coffee machine to the hairdryer – everything is high quality! But the real highlight is the breakfast. I had two bowls of the braised beef noodles; they were so delicious I almost cried! At that point, you don't even think about carbs – just don't miss them! Oh, and the shower was great too, with excellent water pressure and flow!

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.

Staying at Zen Yilongxing Hotel, nestled amidst its eaves and breezes, felt like stealing a moment of peace from the busy world. The hotel's environment and service were superb, especially Ms. Long En at the front desk. Spring sunlight filtered through the intricate layers of eaves, falling gently on the turning pages of a book and illuminating the vibrant azaleas. Dressed simply, with hair half-tied, I found a serene encounter in the ancient temple's quietude – with words, with nature, and with the thousand-year-old pagoda's silhouette. The light and shadow beneath the eaves perfectly touched my shoulder, and the azaleas bloomed brilliantly nearby, yet they didn't disturb this tranquility in the slightest. My fingertips traced the pages, each word imbued with Zen. Even the wind seemed to slow, gently brushing through my hair, keeping all the clamor beyond the courtyard gate. I sat on a stone next to the bluestone slab, lush flowering trees behind me, and a Chinese-style courtyard with dark tiles and white walls in the distance. Sunlight, filtered through new leaves and branches, cast dappled shadows on the book. In this moment, time seemed to stretch, leaving only the rustle of turning pages and a profound clarity and calm within my heart. Leaning against the railing, behind me stood the Longxing Temple's millennium-old stupa, its golden pinnacle gleaming under the clear sky. The book in my hand remained open, my gaze fixed on the distance. The ancient temple's morning bells seemed to still echo in my ears, the Chinese courtyard's flying eaves were staggered, the vegetation lush. Between heaven and earth, there was only a sense of ease and freedom. In this tranquil Zen courtyard, reading, admiring flowers, and gazing at the pagoda made life feel like a poem. It turns out the most healing moments are never found by rushing to distant lands, but by gently encountering oneself amidst the daily life of an ancient temple, finding inner peace and strength in every flower, every plant, every word, and every phrase.

The room itself was beautifully decorated, but the biggest surprise was the excellent hotel service, especially from Lotus, our concierge. Not only did she help me receive a delivery, but she also looked after the fresh produce it contained and even helped me carry things up and down. She deserves a special shout-out, as she really kicked off my trip to Chengdu and the snowy mountains on a high note!

The room was spacious and bright, and the hygiene was clean and tidy. The hotel, from the lobby to the rooms, was decorated very warmly and orderly. The front desk service was excellent; the gentleman at the front desk even gave me a free room upgrade, which was very thoughtful. The breakfast selection was also complete and plentiful. There are also many places to shop, eat, and visit around the hotel, making it very suitable for friends traveling to Chengdu.