Sheraton Chongqing Hotel

Pics speak for themselves, folks. Is this level of cleanliness acceptable for a nearly 700-yuan room? And I can't even post photos, but the toilet kept getting clogged! Don't even get me started on the service. Whether in the lobby or the hallways, not a single staff member I encountered bothered to greet me. Even after they switched my room, the soundproofing in that one was terrible. The hallway noise directly affected my sleep in the middle of the night, and there were constant sounds from upstairs, like glass beads dropping on the floor!

The room was clean and tidy. Compared to the Intercontinental Hotel and Hilton Hotel I stayed at the past two days in Jiefangbei, I would highly recommend the Sheraton. Although some items in the room, even laundry, come with a charge, the hotel's overall public areas are truly outstanding. The in-room facilities are quite clean and well-maintained. What's particularly worth mentioning is the swimming pool and gym equipment, which are perfectly maintained and exceptionally clean, with clear markings for use. The pool water is incredibly clean and clear. Among the three five-star hotels I've stayed in, this one is definitely the best, and the views are fantastic too. Very good.

The hotel is located on Nanbin Road, right by the Yangtze River, offering a great view. The room itself was excellent, and the breakfast was plentiful.

It was the last day of the Chinese New Year holiday, so the prices were very good. The hotel is right by the Jialing River. They upgraded my room, so I had a side view of the river. The room itself was very luxurious, with a bathtub and a walk-in closet, making it excellent value for money.

Although it's a bit far from the city center, located on Nanbin Road, you can easily walk to the Yangtze River Cableway, Longmenhao, and Xiahaoli from here. If you're feeling energetic, you can also hike to Huangge Ancient Road and Sanmao's former residence via scenic, lush mountain trails – it's quite charming. In the evenings, there's a drone show by the river, and you can enjoy views of Raffles City across the bank. My favorite part might just be the Chongqing noodles and Sichuan cuisine nearby.