NICESOE HOTEL

In the heart of Chengdu's vibrant cultural landscape, nestled mere steps away from the revered Wenshu Monastery, stands the unassuming yet conveniently situated hotel that has become the subject of my recent sojourn. While the property's proximity to one of the city's premier tourist destinations is undoubtedly a boon, the mere 10-minute stroll from the nearest metro station is somewhat offset by the arduous 1.5-hour commute from the Tianfu Airport. However, this minor inconvenience is more than compensated for by the hotel's close proximity to a veritable cornucopia of local eateries, each offering a tantalizing array of regional delicacies. Furthermore, the establishment's fundamental standards of cleanliness and tidiness, coupled with its remarkably affordable pricing, render it a tempting proposition for the discerning traveler. Regrettably, the hotel's secluded location may give rise to certain reservations, particularly for female guests, who may find the sense of isolation somewhat unsettling. The complete absence of cold water, a fundamental amenity, is a glaring oversight that can only be described as utterly deplorable and potentially hazardous. Adding to the compound's woes is the curious configuration of the floor upon which I have been granted lodging, which appears to be a curious amalgamation of guest quarters and staff dormitories, lending an air of awkwardness to the proceedings. Finally, the presence of a tea set devoid of its essential component – the tea leaves – is a peculiarity that, while not entirely crippling, nonetheless serves to underscore the minor oversights that have crept into the hotel's otherwise commendable service. In conclusion, while the Wenshu Monastery hotel presents a compelling proposition for the budget-conscious traveler seeking convenient access to Chengdu's cultural treasures, the shortcomings outlined above cannot be overlooked, and prospective guests would do well to weigh the pros and cons with due diligence before committing to their stay.

The lobby looks like a very budget hotel located near two huge rubbish bins. The interior of room looks fine though and service staff tried to help with a smile. OK if you are just finding a place to sleep.

Very nice place, less than 5 min walk 文殊院.

The hotel looks very nice and location is very good. It looks clean. Everything was good, I extended my stay for 7 days. However on the last days, I got tons of bed bug bites all over my legs. I hope the hotel address this because everything else is very good given the price.

good clean room with friendly staff. it is very close to the monastery

Amazing place— super fast WiFi for video calls online! Friendly to foreigners and the room was gorgeous. Only con is it’s down a very local village street in Chengdu, so you will get stared at alot on your way in. But this is a small detail— the hotel is great and once you exit that street you’re only a 3 minute walk from the metro.

The Hotel offers an excellent location in the city, modern and clean rooms, and reasonable prices. The beds are comfortable, the bathroom is stylish and functional, and the service is exceptional. Ideal for travelers seeking quality and convenience. Highly recommended.

Cheap and very well located, though noisy and with furnitures of questionable quality. Kind and helpful staff.

The hotel is well located and easily accessible. The building is a bit old and the amenities are average which match the price. However we were not satisfied with the cleaning : 1) our Our room had a rather bad/odd smell. A bit rotten. 2) The bathroom space was not well cleaned. The floor was dirty and there was some visible mold. 3) We had some small cockroaches in the room. Service wise they did the bare minimum for the check in. Nobody was there for the check out (we left early but it is supposed to be a 24h/ desk).