Chengdu Anyue Yuanshe Hotel (Chunxi Road Tianfu Square)

I looked at many hotels in the same price range online and finally chose this one. My first impression was that I really liked the room's style. When I checked in, the staff saw I had two kids and upgraded me to a larger room with two 1.35-meter beds. They even gave the children disposable slippers! My kids said the front desk staff (the 'big sisters and brothers') were really nice and thoughtful. Definitely a big thumbs up! The room was very clean, and the beds were comfortable. The room also came with an 'Xiao Du' smart assistant and an air purifier. If I get the chance to visit Chengdu again, I'll definitely choose to stay here.

We drove here, so free parking was a must, and this hotel offers just that with an underground garage that has a dedicated elevator to the hotel. The front desk staff was lovely. Our room was on the 35th floor, and I'm quite sensitive to smells. This room had a strong musty odor, which I suspect came from the air conditioning vent. The staff member kindly showed us several other rooms to switch to, but unfortunately, none of them worked out; many had a strong cigarette smell. The room itself was actually very nice and comfortable. As long as we didn't turn on the air conditioning, there were no issues, and at the current temperature, we didn't even need it. We stayed for two nights. Overall, it's still a very good value-for-money hotel.

The Chinese-style decor gives off a calm and sophisticated vibe. Plus, you can enjoy a tea ceremony, which is just perfect!

This tourist hotel left a deep impression on me. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by its elegant ambiance. The room was spacious and bright, decorated to be cozy and comfortable, making me feel right at home. The hotel's service was also excellent, with staff who were warm, attentive, and always smiling. Additionally, the hotel's dining was delicious, with a variety of dishes that were all satisfying. All in all, I had a very pleasant time here and would highly recommend it to my friends and family.

The environment is really nice and comfortable. The room is spacious, and the wooden decor is tastefully understated and cozy. It has a great dry/wet separation in the bathroom, plus two mirrors.

The soundproofing in the room was poor. I could clearly hear conversations from the next room, and the door didn't seal well, letting light in through the bottom gap and allowing a lot of noise from the hallway to penetrate. I couldn't figure out how to turn on the desk lamp independently (maybe I'm just clueless), and since my kids were sleeping on the bed, I wanted to do some work at the desk but couldn't get the light to work on its own. To reach the hotel rooms, you have to go through two doors and navigate to an office building. It seems like some floors of this building are for offices, while others house the hotel rooms. We were two adults and two children, but all the room amenities were only provided for two people. Perhaps twin rooms are only equipped for two guests (many hotels nowadays proactively provide extra amenities when they see guests with children). It was a last-minute decision to visit Chengdu, and I booked the room in a hurry without checking, so it ended up being a room without breakfast. Breakfast costs 38 RMB per person. If it were included, I wouldn't mind, but I wouldn't recommend paying that much if you're buying it separately. The hotel's location is good; it's close to the subway station and there are dining options nearby. The room facilities are decent and quite new. If you can overlook the soundproofing issues and the lack of meticulous service, I would still recommend staying here.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to nearby attractions, and getting a taxi is super convenient. The hotel is clean and the facilities are smart, which is fantastic! 👍👍👍