Hotels in South Railway Station/Tianfu Cade mall, Chengdu

The front desk service was excellent, and breakfast was delicious. The room was okay – they said it was a complimentary upgrade to an executive room, but it felt pretty much the same as a standard one. Although it faced the elevated highway, the soundproofing was good, and I slept very comfortably, waking up naturally. The only issue was that the Wi-Fi wouldn't connect, and I'm not sure why. It's very close to the subway station, just a 10-minute walk directly to the airport line. Definitely a must-stay hotel if you're catching a flight from Tianfu Airport.

The first time I stayed at this hotel with my family, the room was spacious and bright. I quickly entered sleep by the quietness of the community. It is suitable for business trips, travel, clean and tidy, and good service attitude! Mineral water is delivered casually, everyone can stay at ease! Give five-star praise!

Due to a last-minute flight change, I had to stay overnight in Chengdu. After looking around, this hotel was the best choice. It's right next to Chengdu South Railway Station, and literally across the street from Metro Line 18's exit, which is incredibly convenient. Getting to and from the airport was a breeze, and it's not far to get into the city center either. Although the hotel isn't brand new, it's very clean and well-stocked with all the necessary amenities. It really is an excellent choice.

The hotel's location is fantastic, very close to the subway and right next to the Yulin Road business district, which has tons of great food options. It's also super convenient for visiting Wuhou Temple. They offer free parking, and you can let them know in advance to reserve a spot. The front desk service was excellent, and the room facilities were complete. Definitely great value for money!

Stayed at Dadingshiji with my family for our trip, and we had a very comfortable experience overall. The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic. You can just hop on the subway right outside and go to Chunxi Road, Kuanzhai Alley, and Wuhou Shrine. There are also tons of shopping malls nearby, making it super convenient for shopping. The lobby has a huge Shoushan stone display, which was very pretty, and we took a lot of photos there. The hotel kindly upgraded our breakfast for free. Breakfast is on the third floor and has a really wide variety of food. The staff were very warm and even proactively brought coffee to our table. The hotel decor looks upscale and elegant. The only minor thing I didn't like was the red carpet in the hallways, but everything else was perfect. I'd definitely stay here again next time I'm in Chengdu.

The room was spacious, bright, and clean. The large French windows offered an unobstructed, expansive view. I actually preferred looking out at the city during the day over the night – it had a unique charm. It's pet-friendly, and comes fully equipped with a fridge, TV, and washing machine, making for an excellent experience. P.S. I forgot to take photos when I first checked in, so these were haphazardly staged later. It was much tidier originally! Please try to imagine it. 😁

Unexpectedly chose this hotel for my Chengdu trip, and the overall experience far exceeded my expectations. The decor is exquisite, with a light luxury crystal style that's perfect for photos. Room cleanliness was impeccable, and the shower had stable water pressure. The addition of scented crystals really enhanced the room's ambiance. The location is a major plus, with the subway providing access to all the popular tourist spots. The mall downstairs offers a wide variety of dining options, making it convenient for both getting around and shopping. The breakfast buffet featured authentic Sichuan snacks, and guests driving can enjoy free parking. Overall, it offers great value for money and is definitely worth staying at for a trip to Chengdu.

The rooms were clean, and the front desk staff had a great attitude. The breakfast was quite rich, and the management seemed very well-organized. The only downside was that it's a bit far from the subway station. Overall, it's a very good place, and I'd recommend it to other friends.

The environment is clean and hygienic, the room is soundproofed, the service attitude is as good as ever, if you have any questions, you can call the front desk directly, they will solve your problem quickly, but the efficiency is high and very satisfied, the bed is very comfortable, the facilities are great, the environment is elegant, the transportation is convenient, there is also a cafe downstairs, the cost performance is relatively high, the location is good, the price is affordable, it is recommended to stay, especially the girl No. 1 at the front desk is very enthusiastic

I booked an 'internal window' room, which was a very strange experience. While the front desk did mention it when I checked in, I didn't quite grasp what that meant at the time. After checking in, I was truly shocked – an 'internal window' essentially means no window at all! I have no idea why they designed it with this bizarre, sci-fi-movie-observatory-like 'lightwell' in the middle. Sometimes I felt like I was starring in an episode of Black Mirror. Adding to the strangeness, the secret door to this room's lightwell is located in the hallway. I personally checked, and you can open it just by pressing it, no key needed. So, if you stay here, remember to keep your 'window' (whether it's there or not, it makes no difference) securely closed at night, otherwise, it feels incredibly unsafe. You really don't want to be tossing and turning, imagining someone walking through a hidden hallway door into the lightwell and peering at you while you sleep, right? The room itself was clean, but because there was no actual window, it inevitably had that stuffy, damp smell that comes from a long-sealed space. Overall, the design of this room is just inexplicable. For those who are sensitive to such things, please be sure to avoid what they call an 'internal window room'.