Hyatt Regency Metropolitan Chongqing

We recently booked a stay at the Hyatt Regency Chongqing Metropolitan for our clients, and they were very satisfied. Safe to say, we made the right choice. The former Harbour Plaza location is a major selling point in itself, right in the heart of Jiefangbei. Free parking in the underground garage is a huge plus, and with plenty of local specialty shops nearby, it was super convenient to pick up some hot pot base as gifts for friends and family. The room amenities are fully adequate: spacious and airy without feeling cramped, and kept spotlessly clean. The work desk is a practical size, and when my client ran into a minor issue with the Wi-Fi, the front desk promptly sorted it out. My client mentioned that the firmness of the bedding was just right, and the soundproofing was top-notch. After a busy day, they could return and get a peaceful night's rest without any outside noise disturbance. Since we needed a quiet spot to discuss follow-up cooperation details that day, we asked the front desk for a recommendation. They suggested the Regency Club Lounge on the 37th floor for an additional fee of a little over 300 RMB. It's an exclusive VIP area with an elegant, quiet ambiance and nice river views from the window tables. They also serve light bites in the evening, and the service struck just the right balance—warm and attentive without being intrusive, which made us look great in front of our clients. It would be even better if it were free, haha. Whenever we have clients visiting Chongqing again, this place will definitely be my top choice.

Visiting Chongqing this time, I chose the Park View King Room at the Grand Hyatt, and after the stay, I felt it was definitely worth writing a review. What I hate most when booking hotels in Yuzhong District is that they are either right on the main street and too noisy, or the windows face the wall of the neighboring building. Choosing the garden view room this time, I felt relieved the moment I opened the door. The room layout is practical, and even with two suitcases laid wide open, it doesn't feel cramped. The window looks straight out over the garden, with patches of greenery and walkways downstairs—not just a perfunctory view with a couple of potted plants casually thrown together. Even the hustle and bustle of Jiefangbei outside was filtered out significantly, unlike street-facing hotels I’ve stayed at before where you could still hear honking cars in the middle of the night. During check-in, I casually asked the front desk if they could recommend any nearby, non-touristy Xiao Mian (Chongqing noodles) and homestyle restaurants. While researching beforehand, I scrolled past way too many internet-famous spots; going there meant either waiting in line for two hours for mediocre food, or paying heavily inflated prices. The receptionist directly recommended a nearby chaoshan (wonton) shop, mentioning it's where the staff usually go after work. I tried it the next day—the people eating noodles inside were basically local elderly folks, and it completely hit the mark. It was so much better than what I had eaten outside Hongya Cave. The details in the room were also quite comforting. The bedding is soft yet supportive; after walking 20,000 steps, lying down on it helped me relax quickly. The bathroom features a marble countertop and was impeccably cleaned with no dead corners. Hot water came out instantly, and the shower water pressure was just right for washing away a whole day's muscle aches and fatigue. The location is indeed very convenient. Step downstairs and it's just a two-minute walk to Jiefangbei, and the Xiaoshizi Metro Station is only a few hundred meters away. Whether heading to Hongya Cave, the Yangtze River Cableway, or taking the subway to Liziba, you don't need to take any detours or walk long distances. I avoided hailing cabs during morning rush hours this time and basically just walked or took the subway, saving a lot of time stuck in traffic. Of course, that doesn't mean it's completely without flaws. The lobby can sometimes get crowded with tour groups and a bit noisy, but it didn't affect me. Oh, and by the way, I heard the Napoleon pastry at the cake counter is their signature; I tried it as I walked past and it was indeed very good. Friends visiting might want to give it a try.

Great value for money and an exceptional location, making it easy to get anywhere. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious, catering to both Chinese and Western palates. The doorman was very enthusiastic and helped with the luggage. Thumbs up!

I stayed at the Grand Hyatt for three nights and had a wonderful experience. Located in the heart of Jiefangbei, it's very convenient for getting around and sightseeing. The rooms are comfortable and clean, and the service is warm and attentive. It made for a very peaceful and relaxing stay. Completely satisfied from start to finish, highly recommended.

Service: Excellent attitude! Fast service! They try their best to meet guest requests! Satisfied! Location: The most prime location among the five-star hotels near Jiefangbei. Facilities and Hygiene: Well-equipped, clean and hygienic. The freshly cooked noodles at the breakfast station were delicious. Five-star recommendation!!!!!

Excellent location and impeccable hygiene. While the facilities aren't the newest, they are perfectly functional. The staff are all very friendly. It would be even better if the dining options were a bit more extensive. There's a slight issue with the lighting design in the suite; to make the bedroom completely dark, you have to turn off all the lights in the living room as well.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's less than a ten-minute walk to Jiefangbei and the northern station of the Yangtze River Cableway. If you don't mind walking, you can reach Hongyadong, Chaotianmen Pier, Shibati, and the walking trails within half an hour. However, you should think twice about taking a taxi to these places as traffic can be very heavy. The hotel entrance is quite small, likely due to limited space. As soon as the car arrived, the bellboy promptly helped with the luggage, which was a great touch. Check-in and check-out were both quick, and the service was warm and polite. The room layout was very well-designed; the kids loved the large sofa bed, and the windows were grand. Having two toilets and two bathrooms was very practical. The desk was the most comfortable and convenient I've encountered in a hotel recently. The bedding in the master bedroom was also very comfortable, ensuring a sound sleep. The breakfast tasted good, but the variety was a bit limited.