Walking distance to popular landmarks, with impeccable service details!

📍 Location: Prime spot in Jiefangbei Commercial District The homestay is nestled in the historic Baixiang Street cultural area, just a 25-minute walk to the dazzling night lights of Hongya Cave and a 10-minute stroll to the queue at the North Station of the Yangtze River Cableway. Right downstairs, you'll find bustling old streets filled with local delights like Chen Ma Hua, Mountain City Noodles, and 24-hour convenience stores—perfect for midnight snacks. During the day, you can explore Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street and Bayi Gourmet Street, and at night, take a leisurely walk to Qiansimen Bridge for stunning night views. No need for taxis—ideal for lazy travelers! 🏠 Room Experience: Clean and comfortable above all The room features a minimalist INS-style design, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the old street scenery like a painting. The amenities are more comprehensive than typical homestays: smart door locks, central air conditioning, and high-definition projection. The most impressive aspect is the attention to hygiene—the bathroom tiles are spotless, the bedding smells like sunshine, and after daily cleaning, small bottles of mineral water and mint candies are placed on the bedside table. After staying for three days, it felt even tidier than home. The only minor downside is the lack of a kitchen, but with nearby local favorites like Lime Market Hotpot and Flower Market Pea Noodles, who needs to cook? 💁 Service Highlights: Treated like a local by the front desk staff Special shoutout to the front desk service! During check-in, they handed us bottled water to rest and even drew a hand-drawn map to guide us to "Residential Building Hotpot" when we mentioned wanting authentic hotpot. They also advised against the overly crowded spot at Hongya Cave's entrance, suggesting hidden gems in nearby alleys instead. On the rainy departure day, the staff handed us two umbrellas, saying, "No need to return them; Chongqing summers are rainy." This kind of thoughtful, friend-like service is even more touching than standardized five-star hotel service. 💰 Value for Money: Perfect for students and family trips Peak season rates range from 250-350 RMB per night. Compared to hotels in the same Jiefangbei area, this price gets you a nearly 100-square-meter homestay with free laundry service—a blessing for travelers! We stayed in a city-view two-bedroom unit, which felt just like a two-bedroom apartment at home, comfortably accommodating a family of three. The building is a 10-minute walk from Xiaoshizi Station on Line 1 and Xiaochangkou Station on Line 2, providing direct access to attractions like Liziba and E’ling Factory. When you factor in transportation and accommodation costs, it’s even more economical than staying in the suburbs. 📌 Tips & Hidden Gems The homestay is located in Baixiang Street’s old district, and navigation apps might lead you astray. The host will call ahead after booking to provide directions and check-in guidance. Chatting with the front desk can uncover "hidden treasures," like the rooftop terrace on the 24th floor of Baixiangju nearby, which offers better views of the Yangtze River Cableway and Raffles City with fewer crowds. Booking during the off-season might include a complimentary guide to the best photo spots for Hongya Cave night views—tested and proven to be better than online suggestions! If you’re visiting Chongqing and want to check off landmarks like Jiefangbei, Hongya Cave, and the Yangtze River Cableway in one go, this homestay is the ultimate "lazy travel" solution. The thoughtful service will make you want to come back again—next time in Chongqing, this place is a must!