Hot Spring Hotels in Chongqing

The hotel is conveniently located half an hour's drive from the city. The butler added me on WeChat in advance and met me at my car upon arrival to help with check-in, and show me the room and facilities. The hot spring pool and air conditioning were already on, and the room was well-stocked with drinking water, fruit, snacks, and coffee capsules, which were promptly refilled. All the facilities worked perfectly. The villa has three en-suite rooms, perfect for relaxing with hot springs, playing cards, and chatting. The butler service was especially responsive; Xiao Chen and the front desk lady were both very enthusiastic and thoughtful. It's definitely a place I'd visit again.

I discovered the most beautiful mountain hot spring in the foggy city at Bolian. It's a secluded paradise hidden within the thousand-year-old Beiquan hot spring, featuring private villa hot tubs. You can soak in ancient springs with the sound of the river as your lullaby, where Zen and nature intertwine. The endless river views transform your days into a leisurely vacation poem. Owen's service was also incredibly attentive. It's my top choice for a Chongqing getaway, offering a full dose of healing! ♨️

I found this private hot spring hotel tucked away in the forest 🌳 for a weekend getaway. Address 🏠: Jiangjin Luohuang Industrial Park The private hot spring room in the room immediately captivated me—the pool is filled with natural hot spring water from over 2,000 meters deep. The 2-meter-long pool is spacious and comfortable. Soaking in the water while enjoying the view through the floor-to-ceiling windows is incredibly relaxing 🍃 and instantly melts away a week's fatigue. ✅ The hotel's service is excellent, and the cleanliness is impeccable. It's a perfect cure for my mysophobia 😂 ✅ Free parking 🅿️ ✅ The hotel offers a buffet breakfast 🥣 (the beef noodles are amazing) Tips⚠️ The hotel is only a 20-minute drive from Huaxi Sports Center. A great choice after a concert! ⏰ 💡Hotel amenities: Gym, meeting room, chess and card room, tea room, etc. The room is fully equipped with a high-definition projector, high-speed Wi-Fi, and smart voice control. Even the bathrooms are brand-name, full of attention to detail. 🌿Nearby Activities: 1. Yunzhuan Mountain Hike: The hotel is near a natural oxygen bar! Climb the mountain in the morning and watch the sunlight filter through the leaves. Any photo you take is a truly relaxing experience. 2. Fruit Picking: It was fruit season, and the strawberries and oranges I picked were incredibly sweet. It was a truly wonderful experience. 3. Firewood Chicken: Experience authentic firewood chicken in the mountains.

The room is spacious and clean, the bedding and towels are of high quality, the air conditioning and hot water are suitable, the breakfast is rich, the beef noodles are authentic, the receptionist is beautiful and attentive, and the service is thoughtful. It is a cost-effective holiday hotel!

Exceeded expectations! As a Wyndham brand, the quality is definitely reassuring. The room features a minimalist modern design and was spotlessly clean. The bedding was exceptionally comfortable with a mattress of just the right firmness—after a long day out, coming back to lie down and instantly relax was the best ~~ I have to give a special shoutout to the breakfast! The Chinese and Western buffet selection is extremely rich, complete with Chinese congee, steamed buns, and stir-fried dishes, plus freshly boiled Chongqing noodles where you can add your own toppings. The first-floor café has a very cozy vibe, making it a lovely spot to sit down and rest. The coffee I ordered looked great and tasted fantastic~~~ The location is super convenient, right across from Ziwei Road—perfect for grabbing a drink or browsing small boutiques in the evening. It's not far from Guanyinqiao and close to the subway station. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in Chongqing~~~

This hotel is an absolute steal for the price, and it's so much better than staying around Jiefangbei. The room is spacious, spotless, and offers unbeatable value for money compared to similarly priced hotels in the Jiefangbei area. The hotel environment is also lovely. Set away from the downtown bustle, it is quiet and free from the noise of traffic and crowds. There is also a large parking lot, making parking extremely convenient. The service was top-notch—the receptionist was warm, greeted us proactively, and had a sweet smile that felt like first love!

Five-star strong recommendation for the Chengkou Wangshu Xiyue Secluded Resort! It's a hidden gem nestled in the Daba Mountains, an absolutely perfect choice for a summer escape. The rooms are spacious and airy, spotlessly clean throughout, and the bedding is soft and skin-friendly. Each room comes with its own private hot spring tub. After a day of travel, soaking in a warm bath washes away all the weariness of the mountains. The facilities are brand new and complete, and the hot water supply is stable, ensuring maximum comfort during your stay. The dining was the biggest surprise of this trip. The breakfast features a carefully curated selection of whole grains, all made with local, high-mountain natural ingredients. It's soft, nourishing, and incredibly comforting, and dining in the forest-themed restaurant in the morning creates a wonderful ambiance. For lunch or dinner, you must try two signature dishes: the handmade kudzu root meatballs are delightfully springy and firm, carrying the unique fragrance of wild kudzu root – a taste of Chengkou you won't find anywhere else. The signature braised pork is made with slow-cooked local farm-raised pork, boasting a bright red, glossy color. It's rich but not greasy, melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the sauce is so good, you'll easily eat two extra bowls of rice with it. The service from the staff is thoughtful and meticulous. They even proactively recommend nearby attractions like Zhengyang Grassland, Huang'anba, and Qingcaoping. The summer mountain temperatures are cool and refreshing, with abundant negative oxygen ions. It's perfect for both family trips and friends looking for a summer retreat. I will definitely choose to stay here again the next time I visit Chengkou!

Definitely not recommended on WARM DAYS because the hotel will turn off AC completely. I stayed at this hotel from 5/8 to 5/11, In-room HVAC only worked on daytime when outdoor temperature reached about 30 degrees, in room temperature was cooling down and comfortable enough. However, the hotel shut down AC system at night because outdoor temperature is not hot enough, that leading to in room temperature went back to 27 degrees, I got totally sleepless. Understood the hotel tried to save money on electricity, but AC system is the one of basic amenity systems and should not shut down the mostly of the days. Moldy grout, moldy caulking are all around the shower, the picture attached. Non adjustable shower head with fixed holder need upgraded. That shows lack of the maintenance for rooms. Room attendant provided great service she could and made me feel comfortable and welcome. All failures are belonging the management related to budget control.

Every year, I make sure to visit Jinfo Mountain, and each time I stay at Tianxing Liangjiang. Previously, I mostly stayed in their family rooms, but this time, after the renovation, I opted for a deluxe standard room. Let's start with the positives: it offers great value for money. Post-renovation, the rooms feel more modern and incorporate some smart features. The twin beds are large enough, making it ideal for families with two children. Right outside, there's a shallow stream, which is incredibly convenient for kids to play in the water and then easily come back to the room to change and shower. Dining options are also plentiful, and it's very close to the West Slope cable car. Now for the downsides, which are new issues that have emerged since the renovation. One thing is absolutely unbearable: did the designers ever stay in a hotel with their family? The motion sensor light at the entrance turns on every time someone walks by. At night, whether an adult or child needs to use the restroom, it inevitably lights up. This type of sensor light is only suitable for someone staying alone, but this is a holiday resort area where most visitors are families. It seriously disrupts sleep. Another issue is the shower/toilet partition being too small. While it makes the space appear larger, it's extremely awkward for family travel like ours. The shower and toilet are only separated from the main room by a glass door, so you can't even dare to turn on the lights. The shower stall itself is tiny; you can't hang clothes inside. If you put them outside and open the door, anyone in the room can see right in. It's ridiculous! When getting dressed after a shower, you have to open the glass door just a crack, sneak a hand out like a thief, quickly grab the clothes from the chair, and bring them in to get dressed. These two points significantly detract from the overall stay experience.

I often bring my friends here, and they offer free parking. My friends really like the tatami mattresses. Xiao Peng at the front desk was very attentive. I'll definitely come again.