Chongqing Hotels with Infinity Pools

"Absolutely loved it! Right in the heart of Yuzhong, directly opposite Raffles City. Stepping out, you're right in the commercial district and by the metro. But the absolute best part is the high-altitude view!! The floor-to-ceiling windows offer a direct view of the confluence of the two rivers, and the entire Yuzhong Peninsula's night view is breathtaking. The hotel overall has a simple yet luxurious style. The whole room is smart-controlled, and the attention to detail is incredibly thoughtful. Quality toiletries, an HD projector, and a smart toilet – they have it all."

"Staying at this hotel felt like being on cloud nine! ☁️ After visiting Eling Park and Liziba during the day, I returned to the hotel to find a quiet and peaceful environment, a true oasis amidst the city's hustle and bustle. The hotel boasts a modern, minimalist, yet luxurious design, with wooden elements complemented by soft lighting. The room was spacious, and the bedding was incredibly soft and comfortable. The huge floor-to-ceiling windows offered a direct view of the city's greenery. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, and all the toiletries were well-stocked. The amenities were excellent. The gym had expansive views and a full range of equipment, allowing me to enjoy the city scenery while working out. Breakfast offered a rich variety, including both Chinese and Western options. They even had freshly made Chongqing noodles, along with fresh fruits, bread, and pastries. The front desk service was also very attentive."

"📍 **Location:** Nestled at 184 Beibin 1st Road, Jiangbei District, right in the heart of Jiangbeizui. It boasts direct views of the Jialing River, facing Hongyadong and Qiansimen Bridge across the water. • **Subway:** A mere 3-minute walk to Liujia Station (Exit 4) on Line 9, with a quick 10-minute ride to Jiefangbei and Guanyinqiao. • **Airport:** Approximately 21km from Jiangbei Airport, a 30-minute taxi ride. • **Train Station:** Around 6km from Chongqing North Railway Station, a 15-minute drive. • **Driving:** Free parking available with charging stations. Simply navigate directly to the hotel. 🌉 **Local Attractions – All within walking or subway reach:** • **5-minute walk:** Liujia Wharf, Sandongqiao Commercial Street, Jiangbeizui Riverside Park (perfect for strolls and stunning night views). • **10-minute subway ride:** Jiefangbei, Hongyadong, Chaotianmen, Raffles City. • **10-minute taxi ride:** Guanyinqiao business district, Beicang Cultural and Creative Park, Chongqing Grand Theatre. • **Dining:** Downstairs, you'll find a vibrant array of hot pot restaurants, small noodle shops, cozy bars, and high-end dining – truly a taste of local life. 🏨 **Facilities – Modern Luxury & High-Altitude Aesthetics:** • **Guest Rooms:** Located on floors 16-20, offering breathtaking 270° panoramic river views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Some rooms even feature a bathtub by the window. Equipped with smart systems, Dyson hairdryers, Balmain toiletries, XGIMI projectors, and capsule coffee machines. • **Public Areas:** ◦ Submarine-themed indoor heated swimming pool + SPA pool. ◦ Technogym-equipped fitness center. ◦ Cruise-style restaurant, music submarine lounge, and high-altitude executive lounge. ◦ 24-hour butler service, robot service, and complimentary laundry/drying facilities. 🎨 **Style – Modern Art Meets Mountain City Charm:** Combining modern luxury with industrial art: a primary color palette of black, white, and grey, accented with dark green/olive green. Featuring metal, glass, and artistic installations, seamlessly blending traditional Chongqing elements (pottery, weaving, metal textures). The public areas resemble an art gallery, while the rooms are simple yet sophisticated. Enjoy river views by day and dazzling city lights by night – an absolute dream for photography!"

"Staying at the Intercontinental Hotel in Chongqing's Jiefangbei was one of the most satisfying hotel experiences I've had; the overall experience was truly delightful. The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, situated on Minquan Road, right next to a subway entrance. It's about a five-minute walk to Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street and Bayi Food Street, and just over ten minutes to Hongyadong. It's perfect for both getting around and enjoying local food and drinks. What truly impressed me was the hotel's overall design and spatial planning. From the exterior to the lobby, everything exudes grandeur and a clear sense of quality. Upon entering the room, you immediately feel it's a meticulously crafted space – it combines the clean lines of modern design with the comfort needed for both business and leisure, avoiding the monotonous and rigid feel of traditional business hotels. The overall ambiance is very relaxing and aesthetically pleasing. The room layout and attention to detail were also spot-on. The wet and dry areas are well-separated, and the flow is clear and user-friendly. Although the window in our room wasn't particularly large, the ventilation was excellent, and the air felt fresh. Air fresheners were placed at every corner of the corridors, and the carpet was soft and clean. From the public areas to the room itself, you could feel the hotel's dedication to creating a pleasant environment. There were several design details I particularly liked: Next to the sofa, there was a round table, perfect for children doing homework or adults reading and working. The bedside tables on either side of the bed were artistic – one round, the other shaped like a water droplet – both stylish and practical. The tabletop material was excellent; spills wiped clean with ease. The water dispenser, mini-fridge, and coffee/tea setup were also thoughtfully arranged, giving off a five-star quality vibe. Additionally, the TV in the room was huge; my kids even said it was the biggest they'd ever seen in a hotel, making for a fantastic viewing experience – a pleasant surprise. Now, let's talk about the service experience, which was a huge plus for me. Upon check-in, a personal butler was assigned to me via WeChat to follow up throughout my stay. I must give a special shout-out to my butler, Peanut. Throughout my stay, she was incredibly proactive and meticulous, responding to almost every request immediately. Her communication was natural and comfortable, making me feel truly cared for and professional. This feeling of being genuinely looked after is rare and a significant reason why this hotel left such a deep impression on me. The hotel's dining options were also outstanding, and I have to highlight them. First, the breakfast buffet – I'd say it was one of the most satisfying parts of my stay. If 10 is a perfect score, I'd give it an unhesitating 10. The variety was extensive, with both Chinese and Western options. Salads and fruits are standard, but what made it even better was the freshly prepared Chinese breakfast items, like Chongqing noodles, which tasted authentic and were of high quality. It was a very enjoyable meal. From the food quality to the service, the overall standard was very high, with great attention to detail. It truly was so good that it's hard to describe it all (I also took pictures, which you can refer to). Additionally, the afternoon tea offered daily from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM was a major highlight. Cakes, fruits, salads, pastries, coffee, and milk were all available and exquisitely presented. In other hotels or cafes, afternoon tea of this quality would typically cost over 100 yuan, but here it's priced at only 58 yuan and given complimentary to guests. It truly shows sincerity and generosity. Another thoughtful detail was the bedtime milk service. Every evening, the butler would ask for a preferred time and deliver warm milk to the room, a small cup for each person. This attention to detail was perfect; after drinking it, I felt completely relaxed, and my sleep was more restful. This was a real bonus. Furthermore, the hotel's third floor features a well-equipped gym and laundry room, which was another pleasant surprise. The laundry room itself was spacious and well-organized, one of the best hotel laundry facilities I've ever experienced. Washing machines, dryers, sinks, and ironing boards were all available, and even details like laundry detergent and laundry bags were thoughtfully provided. The entire process, from washing and drying to organizing and storing clothes, had a clear flow, making it very convenient to use. These details demonstrate the hotel's dedication to functional guest experience (I also took photos, which you can refer to). It's also very kid-friendly. On the first floor, you can get free Haagen-Dazs ice cream and freshly made cotton candy, which made the kids incredibly happy. Moreover, the hotel's 12th floor boasts a terrace, pool, and observation area. In the evenings (6:30 PM - 9:30 PM), there are holiday-themed music events, creating a great atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Overall, this hotel excels in design, service, dining, and detailed guest experience. It was a truly delightful stay. I will definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Chongqing and highly recommend it to everyone."

"Let's start with the areas that need improvement, and there are quite a few. 1. The hotel doesn't have its own dedicated parking, and you have to pay for parking. That's fine, but the main issue is that if there's no exclusive parking, and they mention a butler service, the butler never contacted us to inform us about the parking location. Even a text message or other channel to inform us would have been helpful. 2. Only one bathrobe per person is provided; extra ones incur an additional charge. 3. The staff at the hot springs also had a poor attitude. Perhaps work is too stressful for them, as they didn't smile at all and seemed a bit impatient when asked questions. 4. The design of the sink in the room definitely has some bugs; the main door was difficult to open. 5. The included breakfast was very mediocre, with no milk or soy milk available. 6. I suggest offering some complimentary fruit upon arrival. 7. The hot spring water was too hot, practically impossible to soak in. All the pools were the same temperature, so we could only sit by the side and dip our legs. Now, for the positives: the front desk staff had a decent attitude, and the hotel's cleaning staff were also quite good."

"The room was generally satisfactory. What deserves praise is that when I was getting the room card, I left a lady's bag in Da Ting. The bag contained more than 10,000 cash and some very important documents. It took me more than an hour to go to the guest room before I remembered that the bag was missing. Fortunately, the staff at the Da Ting front desk were very responsible and returned the money intact after checking with the ID card. Thank you!"

"This hotel is really comfortable; once I checked in, I didn't want to leave. The mattress was just right – not too soft, not too firm – and I slept like a baby until I woke up naturally. The blackout curtains were amazing. They really paid attention to the details; everything I needed was in the room and easily accessible. Most importantly, it was incredibly quiet. Once the door was closed, it felt like the outside world was shut off, allowing me to truly relax and recharge."

"The room was spacious, clean, quiet, and the bedding was excellent. The hotel service was also good. However, the hotel's layout is very peculiar and it's easy to get lost. You have to take different elevators to reach your room, and getting to the laundry room and restaurant is also extremely inconvenient. If you try to find them yourself, it's almost impossible. Even catching a taxi was a hassle. The hotel's breakfast was quite poor, with not many options. Overall, the experience was not good, very inconvenient, and I wouldn't highly recommend this hotel."

"Went there for the outdoor pool. It was clean and best of all mostly empty. It is located on the fifth floor rooftop. There’s no real place to sunbathe, but they do have a lot of patio seating. They also have the gym nearby and an area for laundry, lockers and showers. There was a lovely check in attendant who spoke English and went above and beyond every time we needed help. She helped hook up my laptop to the television so we could watch movies. So grateful! The rooms were clean and everything still looks well maintained and new. It was a great place for a staycation in Chongqing. Just a few things to note: the mini fridge in the room doesn’t chill things at all. There are four free drinks included (soft drinks, juice). There was a small fruit bowl, but we didn’t eat anything. The breakfast has limited western options, but of course we expected that since this is a Chinese hotel. Eggs, bacon, sausage, cereal. That’s it. They do have Chinese breakfast options, but didn’t try them. We didn’t try the dining options available at the hotel so can’t comment. Overall, it was a great place to stay. I would recommend it as a nice, clean and new hotel for visitors coming to CQ and staying in the Palm Springs area."

"We stayed for three nights and had a wonderful experience. All the staffs were attentive and genuinely tried their best to accommodate our requests, which made our stay very comfortable. We especially enjoyed celebrating Christmas Eve there — the warm chimney area created such a cozy and festive atmosphere. We were pleasantly surprised with a room upgrade, which made the stay even more memorable. The property has a resident cat and four dogs. We had the chance to meet the cat and one of the dogs, which added a lovely and homely touch to our stay. Overall, we had a truly enjoyable time. One small area for improvement would be to provide normal towels instead of disposable ones, as we personally prefer the former. That said, this is still one of the best accommodations in JinFoshan, and we would gladly recommend it to others."