Hotels in West China Hospital and Sichuan Provincial Stadium commercial area, Chengdu

Facilities: New Cleanliness: Good, but the sheets could be cleaned better to remove any hair. Environment: Very good Service: The receptionist was very kind. In terms of service, safety, and quietness, this place is really suitable for travelers. I think it's really appealing to me in terms of value for money!

This Home Inn I booked for my trip to Chengdu was easily the best I've ever stayed at; the experience was truly fantastic. The moment I stepped in, I was greeted by a lovely fragrance, which was incredibly pleasant. The front desk staff were also very warm and attentive during check-in, always greeting guests with a smile. Their service was impeccable – always available but never intrusive. The hotel's overall decor has a distinctly British feel, and both the staff's attire and the interior design were excellent. The environment is quiet despite being in a bustling area; the whole place felt very peaceful. The hotel breakfast was quite good, offering local Chengdu specialties like 'xiaomian' (noodles), 'chaoshou' (wontons), and 'douhua' (tofu pudding). The cleaning staff were also very friendly; the 'auntie' cleaning our room even brought us extra bottles of water when tidying our room during our extended stay. The hotel is conveniently located in the city center near Xinnanmen Metro Station, just a 150m walk away. Having the metro so close made getting around and visiting attractions incredibly easy. Chunxi Road is just one metro stop away, and popular spots like Kuanzhai Alley and Wenshu Monastery are also easily accessible. There are plenty of dining options nearby, including 'chuan'er' (skewer) and hot pot restaurants. Just a short walk down University Road, you'll find even more local snacks. This place is truly excellent, the price is reasonable, and it exceeded all my expectations. It's a fantastic base for exploring Chengdu – highly recommended!

The hotel facilities are truly thoughtful and well-appointed! The bed in the room was just the right firmness, and the mattress provided excellent support. After a day of shopping, lying down instantly relieved all my fatigue 🛏️. The separate wet and dry areas in the bathroom are incredibly practical. The hot water comes out quickly, the temperature is stable, and the shower head delivers a even and comfortable spray. After a shower, I felt completely refreshed. The desk and wireless charging station are very considerate. I was working on my laptop, and there were plenty of outlets, and the Wi-Fi was super stable with no lag at all, which made my business trip much more efficient 💻.

This hotel is super convenient! It's only a 5-minute walk to Huaxiba Station on Metro Line 1, which takes you directly to Tianfu Square in just two stops. Chunxi Road, Taikoo Li, and Kuanzhai Alley are all a quick 10-minute taxi ride away. Plus, there are plenty of convenience stores and cafes nearby. In the evenings, you can take a stroll along the Jinjiang River to enjoy the night views, and Yulin Snack Street is also very close. It makes sightseeing a breeze for any traveler!

Very satisfied with this stay. The room was cleaned very meticulously, spacious and bright, and the facilities were complete and easy to use. The service staff was friendly and responded promptly, and the check-in and check-out were very fast. The location of the hotel is good, convenient to travel, quiet and at ease, it is a very comfortable stay, highly recommended!

This stay was great! The location of the hotel is particularly convenient, it takes 5 minutes to walk to the subway station, and it is very convenient to eat around. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and I slept for one night. The front desk staff was very enthusiastic. The check-in and consultation questions were patient and efficient. I will choose this one next time I come here!

First time in Chengdu, and since it was a solo trip, I really squeezed the budget for accommodation. The reference price was 125RMB per night. Let's talk about the pros and cons. The biggest pro is that it really sticks to the basic principles of a hotel. From the building's architecture to the reception lobby, all the necessary infrastructure is there. The elevator is a bit old. My room type was quite small, only 15 square meters (but it is on Yulin East Road, after all, haha). However, it's clear they made an effort to ensure cleanliness; the disposable paper cups for brushing teeth were sealed, which I actually preferred. I won't go into detail about other items, but overall, it was very satisfactory. However, there were also some annoyances. When showering, there was only one large bottle of shampoo, some brand I didn't recognize. And there's only one washing machine in the entire building (I managed to grab it from 8 PM until 9 AM the next morning – big exaggeration!). Two out of the four hangers in the room were broken. But I have to commend the night staff; after calling, the uncle quickly brought replacements and helped me quite a bit. Regarding sleep quality, both the bed and pillows were surprisingly soft – kudos! I was initially worried the night market outside would disturb my rest, but the sound insulation of the windows was pretty good, and it didn't affect my sleep at all, which made me happy. All in all, if you're like me, on a solo trip and mindful of your budget, just go for this place without hesitation. With its proximity to the subway station and attractions, this quality at this price is absolutely a value-for-money choice. 7 Days Inn is currently king among hotels under 200 RMB! I was too tired to take photos at the time, so I've extracted two frames from a video, hoping they're helpful.

It's great value for money, less than a 10-minute walk from the subway station. The room is clean, and a bed, a small table, and a private bathroom are all you need. It's perfect for one person and very economical. There are also many restaurants nearby, and shared bikes are available right outside, making it convenient to get around.

The service is very good. I went to West China to see a doctor and the doctor said there was no need for a check-up. I wanted to check out. Although check-out on Ctrip was no longer possible, the merchant still refunded me. I wish the merchant a prosperous business!