I heard it's the top one in Chongqing!

On a rainy day, it's perfect for soaking in the hotel. The front desk check-in was busy, but as soon as I mentioned I would dine at noon, they immediately took me to the concierge to proceed without much waiting. The suite is quite large, with the bedroom and bathroom offering a river view, where you can see Hongya Cave. The suite came with a bottle of Parisian Flower and Saint Pellegrino, but the welcome fruit was a bit stingy... Three pieces of laundry per person are commendable, but as a local Chongqing resident, I don't need it, haha. The champagne afternoon tea looked cute at first glance, but the desserts were even worse than each other. Moreover, the Lijing Executive Lounge has cut back on lamb chops, leaving only Mumm Red with unlimited champagne. As a member, I received two welcome drink vouchers, which were only mentioned for use in the lobby bar. However, when I went to the Liangjiang Bar at night, I saw that there were also member drinks available. Upon asking, I found out that there were also vouchers for use at the Liangjiang Bar, which they eventually brought to us to exchange. Hmm, once again I felt the stinginess of Lijing... The drink voucher can waive the minimum charge of 188 per person. The view from the Liangjiang Bar is really nice, and the rain stopped at night, so after getting tipsy, I went back to my room for a bath and a good sleep. Here, I really have to complain about Lijing's service. This time, the maid was about to leave after placing things in the bathtub, and only after I asked her to run the water did she pull a face, turn on the tap, and then told me to adjust the water temperature myself before leaving. The wooden floor in the room creaks as you walk on it, which seems to be a common issue. Overall (especially for drinkers), with the lounge benefits, their cost-performance ratio is still acceptable.