Spa hotels in Chongqing

"Traveling to Chongqing with my daughter, after comparing several options, I chose this hotel. I didn't have particularly high expectations, but we were very satisfied after checking in. The hotel room was very clean and stylish, and the loft room was spacious. The front desk staff was very welcoming during check-in, helping us with our luggage and providing information about the surrounding area. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Chongqing, and I've already recommended it to all my friends."

"The location is incredibly convenient, right in the heart of Jiefangbei. Jiefangbei is literally downstairs, and you can step out and start exploring attractions immediately. I booked the 270-degree view room on the 52nd floor, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer a very expansive view. Lying in bed, you have a direct view of the Jiefangbei architectural complex, and you can also see the two rivers and distant bridges. In the evening, waiting for the blue hour, the atmosphere is quite special. The city lights slowly illuminate, and you can quietly enjoy the night view from your room without having to go out and deal with crowds. The room itself has a French light luxury style, clean and tidy, and doesn't feel cramped. The bedding is comfortable to sleep on, and all the facilities are practical. Overall, the stay was very pleasant and comfortable, offering good value for money."

"I've been to Chongqing many times, but this was my first stay at a Kempinski. I'd seen on Trip.com that the hotel opened in 2012, so I assumed the facilities and decor might be a bit outdated. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that despite being open for 14 years, this Kempinski is still exceptionally well-maintained. The original construction materials and furnishings were clearly high-quality, luxury items, so overall, aside from the slightly older design and decor style, everything else was unexpectedly good. This includes the dining options – whether it was Elements Western Restaurant, the Beer Bar, or the Executive Lounge, the food quality was impressive. The desserts and bread, in particular, truly showcased the essence of German culinary excellence. Of course, as a boutique hotel under the GHA DISCOVERY alliance, what truly impressed me most was the service. From the welcoming attitude of the staff to the efficiency of the management team in resolving issues, it truly lives up to Kempinski's reputation as a European hotel aristocrat. Special thanks to the hotel management and operations teams for their meticulous care and excellent service during my stay. Employees like Wilson, the Director of Rooms, Paul, the Guest Services Manager, and Lucy, the Executive Lounge intern, all deserve special recognition!"

"When I heard, ”We only have one Octonauts room left,” I instantly felt like a total sucker. What they call a 'themed family room' is really just a standard room with 4 or 5 large plush toys, a small tent, cartoon IP bed linen, a children's step stool, and one kids' bathrobe – which was even a little yellow duck one, just speechless. The premium I paid for it was absolutely not worth it. I can understand the premium during the May Day holiday, but the service not keeping up was really annoying. Check-in was delayed (though they did arrange a temporary room, which is better than some smaller hotels), and the kids' toiletries and slippers weren't prepared in advance; I had to call staff to bring them over. The swimming pool only had two floaties, and the air pump was reportedly broken (I brought my own floaty and even had to blow it up myself!). For such a big hotel, don't they even have a spare air pump? On the positive side, the swimming pool, though small, was clean, and the pool view was nice. Breakfast was extensive, and you could enjoy the view from the Executive Lounge. Finally, to quote my husband's review: ”JW is more business-oriented, not really family-friendly.”"