Banyan Tree Chongqing Beibei Hotel, Chongqing

Staying at the hotel was a mix of high-tech luxury and a touch of disappointment. The rooms, although offering a scenic mountain view and in-room hot spring pool, had some maintenance issues like spoilt light bulbs and missing towels. Yet, despite the overpricing and additional charges for items like orange juice, the room itself was quite an experience.

Staying at this hotel was a mix of experiences. On the bright side, the rooms were excellent, boasting stunning mountain views and even a hot spring pool inside. However, there were some disappointing moments, like the high prices for simple items and the issue with the hot spring baths being turned off unexpectedly.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were very nice, allowing me to enjoy the mountain view while relaxing in the hot spring pool in my room, but I was disappointed to find some spoilt light bulbs and a lack of towels. However, the overpricing for additional items like orange juice and milk felt like profiteering. Overall, the quality was good, but the extra charges were excessive.

I had a wonderful stay at the hotel with stunning mountain views and the luxury of a hot spring pool in the room. The rooms were spacious, cool, and nicely decorated, making them a comfortable retreat from the hot weather. However, there was a minor inconvenience when the hot spring baths were switched off, affecting the water temperature.

I had a wonderful stay at the hotel, with nice, spacious rooms providing a cool retreat from the hot weather. Although we got lost a few times, the mountain views from the room and the hot spring pool were excellent. Dining at the restaurant was a pleasant experience. However, construction works facing the guests were a bit bothersome. The service was very helpful, always ready to assist with any needs.

The hotel offers spacious rooms with quality amenities, including a fantastic hot spring pool on the balcony. However, there were issues with the maintenance like spoilt light bulbs and missing towels. The service was top-notch with helpful and welcoming staff, though slightly affected by construction noise. The serene and secluded location in the hot spring/mountain area of Beibei, Chongqing, provides a beautiful setting but comes with some mosquito challenges. The dining experience was diverse and satisfactory, with good spread, but a bit small. The facilities were well-maintained, offering a range of services and amenities.

However, the pricing for extras like orange juice and milk feels like sheer profiteering.

I got lost a few times trying to find my way around, but overall, the hotel was well-appointed. The highlight was the hot spring pool on the balcony with a great mountain view. However, the pricing was high, and there were additional charges for things like orange juice and milk, which felt like profiteering.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms, although spacious with quality amenities, were vastly overpriced, and additional charges for basic items like orange juice and milk felt like profiteering. On the downside, some light bulbs were spoiled, and there were no towels provided.

I was thrilled with the cozy, well-appointed rooms at the hotel, especially the hot spring pool on the balcony which was a real treat. The room was quite spacious, giving me plenty of room to relax. However, I found the prices to be vastly overpriced, and being charged for everything else on top felt like sheer profiteering. Additionally, it was disappointing to see that literally half of the menu was unavailable during my stay.