LIZ GRAND ONE Guanyinqiao No.1 Executive Hotel (Chongqing Guanyinqiao Pedestrian Street)

Ambiance: Before checking in, the entire building and the 34th-floor reception looked very decent. It wasn't until after I checked in that I realized how much the hotel was all show and no substance. The room was quite spacious, but all the facilities were very outdated. It's rare these days to find a hotel priced over 500 yuan without a smart toilet. The lighting throughout the room was dim, especially the light in front of the mirror, making it impossible to do makeup. I don't understand why they have range hoods when there are no pots, pans, or utensils. Who would actually cook here? They should focus on upgrading common amenities instead. Service: The location is at Guanyinqiao Times Center, but it's incredibly inconvenient! The building management doesn't allow delivery riders upstairs, and the hotel doesn't have robots for food delivery. Guests on higher floors have to take two elevators down themselves to pick up their food! What's the point of ordering delivery then? Shouldn't the hotel management try to communicate with the property management to solve the delivery issue? At the very least, delivery riders shouldn't be blocked from entering the 34th-floor reception, right? Facilities: The hairdryer was broken, with a button missing. The hand soap dispenser wouldn't work, and despite telling the front desk for two days to refill it, nothing was done. Finally, I had to ask a cleaning lady to get it refilled. The toilet paper roll was half-empty, and it ran out after a day and a half. Shouldn't hotels provide two rolls as a backup? The management is really, really stingy.

Choosing this place in Chongqing was the right decision, especially since we drove. Navigating here was easy. The concierge added us on WeChat beforehand and sent the location, so we just followed the navigation to the T2 parking garage, level B4. Parking is capped at 35 yuan for 24 hours, which is acceptable. The hotel lobby is on the 34th floor. I'd recommend getting a higher room for better views and less noise at night; lower floors can be quite loud. The room was very spacious, with separate living and sleeping areas – so comfortable that we extended our stay for three more days. There's a subway station right downstairs, making getting around incredibly convenient. We left our car in the underground garage for three days without moving it. In Chongqing, you don't really need a taxi; the subway is super convenient and covers almost all the tourist attractions. The hotel is located in Guanyinqiao, and there are several snack streets right downstairs, making dining very easy. Overall, a very satisfying hotel, highly recommended.

The hotel's location is excellent, right above the Guanyinqiao business district, making dining and entertainment incredibly convenient. It's also very close to the metro station. The views from the upper floors are lovely, and the windows feel secure. The room facilities are great, with a large fridge and washing machine which were very handy. Although there's no breakfast currently, the front desk offers coffee and snacks. Overall, a very satisfying stay.

The location is excellent, very close to Jiefangbei CBD and the metro station, making travel incredibly convenient. The surrounding amenities are complete, with easy access to dining, shopping, and entertainment. The front desk staff were warm and professional, handling check-in quickly and smoothly. They also thoughtfully reminded me about breakfast times and hotel policies. The room was spacious with great natural light, and the decor was simple yet stylish. The facilities were brand new and comprehensive, with the air conditioning, TV, and WiFi all working perfectly, and the internet speed was very fast. The hotel was quiet and comfortable, with excellent soundproofing, ensuring a undisturbed rest. The service staff were polite and attentive. Overall, it was a great experience and good value for money.

The room design is well-thought-out and comfortable with plenty of space. It's clean and tidy, and the surrounding area is great. Right downstairs is Guanyinqiao Food Street, making it super convenient to try all sorts of delicious local food. The front desk staff were also very warm and attentive.

The room was new and the bed was comfortable. However, when I asked housekeeping for an extra blanket at night, a man brought just the duvet insert. He was expressionless and said there were no duvet covers at all (is it even possible not to have a single spare one?)

I was really touched by the service at this hotel. I stayed at Guanyinqiao No. 1 Executive Hotel for a business trip to Chongqing, and I felt incredibly comfortable from the moment I checked in until I left. The front desk lady was very enthusiastic. When she learned I was here for business and needed to work, she immediately upgraded me to a suite with a desk. That kind of thoughtfulness really earned them extra points! The room was very spacious, and the decor was nice. The desk was wide and comfortable, and the internet speed was excellent, so I could work in the evening without any distractions. They also gave me a high-floor room, which was perfect for enjoying the night view after work. Not to mention the hotel's location – prime spot in Guanyinqiao, convenient for getting everywhere. After work, I could just pop out for a bowl of local noodles or explore the night market downstairs, super nice! For business travelers, choosing the right hotel really doubles your happiness! I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Chongqing.

The hotel's location is truly excellent, right by the subway exit. I booked a room on a mid-to-high floor, so the view was fantastic, though it was a shame about the foggy weather these past few days. The room amenities are quite comprehensive; it has a washer/dryer combo, a bathtub, and a fridge. However, it takes over a minute for the hot water to come on in the shower, probably because of how high up the room is. There's also a slight drainage issue in the shower, where the water doesn't go down immediately after showering. Then there's the lighting: there's no main light switch by the bed. So, when I want to go to sleep, I have to go to the living room to turn off the lights, then come back to the bedside to turn off the other lights, which is a bit inconvenient. Everything else is pretty good, and for just over 300 yuan, this hotel is really good value for money.