Wudu Hotel

Staying at Wudu Hotel was the best decision of our Chongqing trip. Although the hotel is not new and its hardware facilities aren't very modern, it doesn't affect how comfortable the stay is. The room was exceptionally large, and the bedding was very clean and comfortable to sleep in. It was also very quiet at night. The front desk staff were extremely welcoming. I especially want to mention a front desk agent named Wanwan, who gave us a detailed introduction to the surrounding area and attractions, asked if we were comfortable, and was always ready to answer any questions. It was truly much better than many five-star hotels. I heard this hotel used to be a government reception guesthouse, so the comfort level goes without saying. The scenic Zhongshan 4th Road is right outside the hotel, and General Zhou's Official Residence and the subway station are just a 2-minute walk away. The municipal government is right next door, with police patrols during the day—you can imagine how safe this area is, which gave us great peace of mind. Convenient transportation, huge rooms, and attractions from the photos within walking distance. All in all, definitely a great choice.

The best thing about this hotel is its location at Zengjiayan, the interchange station of Metro Line 2 and Line 10. It offers direct access to the airport, railway station, and Jiefangbei without any transfers.

Wudu Hotel is as good as ever, and it's my go-to hotel every time I visit Chongqing. The location and surroundings are unbeatable—the Great Hall of the People and the Three Gorges Museum are within walking distance, and Metro Lines 2 and 10 are right at the doorstep. I've always been obsessed with the hotel breakfast, especially the Chongqing noodles, which are exceptionally delicious 😋

This feels like a government-affiliated reception hotel. Its location is extremely central; driving all the way from Shanghai into downtown Chongqing, we could feel that it's a tranquil oasis amidst the hustle and bustle. The room was okay—clean and functional. The view barely qualified as a river view, but compared to the hotels we stayed at in Wushan and Fuling the previous two nights, this was a bit of a letdown. For a hotel used for official or government receptions locally, it was decent across the board. The cleanliness, breakfast, and service awareness weren't bad at all, though it didn't leave a very deep impression. Parking is convenient with a two-level underground garage. The parking spaces vary slightly in size, and a couple of them felt a bit tight. It's also very convenient if you're not traveling by car, with a subway station (Lines 2 and 10) just 100 meters from the entrance.

Chongqing was the final stop of this trip. We chose Wudu Hotel mainly because of its location in Zengjiayan, an important historical site of the Kuomintang-Communist negotiations. Zhongshan 4th Road, known for its Anti-Japanese War culture, preserves historical sites such as the Guiyuan and Zhou Enlai's Former Residence. Strolling through the area offers an immersive experience of the wartime provisional capital's history and the arduous negotiation process. On the day of check-in, the hotel kindly upgraded us to a high-floor river-view room in Building B. Gazing out the window at the Jialing River while sipping tea, reflecting on history, and enjoying some quiet time was simply delightful. Wishing to show my appreciation, I shared some feedback with the duty manager regarding the elevator signage upon check-out. The lovely and charming manager immediately accepted the suggestion, promised to make improvements as soon as possible, and gave me a thoughtful gift. Accompanied by quality service across all industries along the way, this has been the most memorable accommodation experience of my National Day holiday trip.

Very nice hotel! It's close to the subway station and major attractions in Chongqing. The room is spacious and reasonably priced. I've already recommended it to my friends and will definitely stay here again next time I visit Chongqing.

The location is excellent, right outside the hotel are Metro Lines 2 and 10. Exit 2 is the most convenient subway exit, while the other exits lead to various attractions. The hotel is located on Zhongshan 4th Road, which has a very artistic vibe.

The room is quite spacious and the hotel has a great location, right next to Metro Lines 2 and 6, as well as the General Zhou's Former Residence, making transportation very convenient. Nearby are the People's Auditorium, the Three Gorges Museum, and government offices, offering a beautiful and secure environment.

The hotel is a bit old, and the facilities feel like they're from the 70s or 80s, but it's still clean and hygienic, with no strange smells. It offers great value for money, and I look forward to staying here again!