Chongqing Four-Person Trip: Comfortable Stay, Fun-filled Play, Will Come Again Next Time!

This time, our four-person trip to Chongqing with my besties 👭 was perfect from accommodation to activities. Looking back now, it’s full of happiness! 🤩 About the Accommodation We chose Nancy’s homestay near Jiefangbei and stayed in the [Meteor] four-person suite, which was extremely cost-effective. With over 80 square meters of space, it only cost about 100 per person, yet we enjoyed a stunning balcony with a river view. At night, sitting on the balcony chatting and watching the river with my besties was incredibly cozy. The room was also equipped with a projector and speakers, so we could relax on the sofa watching a movie when tired, which made us feel so happy. About the Service 👍 The entire room was decorated in a Nordic style with wooden furniture, clean and simple. Every angle was great for photos, and we took many beautiful pictures right in the room. The service was especially thoughtful; the housekeeper proactively came down to help us four with our luggage and escorted us to the room door. They responded quickly to messages and delivered water promptly. The biggest surprise was that the room even provided makeup remover and cotton pads, which we didn’t expect at all. We basically checked in empty-handed, saving effort and worry. About the Attractions 📍 The photo spots didn’t disappoint either. Near Jiefangbei, you can unlock multiple styles in one go: go to Cotton Street next to Raffles City for easy cyberpunk-style shots; visit Baixiangju to experience Chongqing’s unique 8D terrain, where every shot is full of layers; stroll through Huguang Guild Hall, with red walls and black tiles showing historical charm, perfect for ancient-style photos; at night, go to Shibatishan for a full view of the night scene. The lights are especially beautiful, but personally, I don’t think it’s necessary to go down and explore as it feels quite commercialized. For night views 🌃, I recommend two excellent spots. First, take Line 2 to the Grand Theatre, where you can enjoy riverside night views along the way. At the Grand Theatre station, you can get up close to the beautiful blend of river views and city lights. Second, take a taxi to Nanbin Road or Beibin Road. These two roads not only offer beautiful night views but also many lesser-known photo spots, such as Xiahaoli on Nanbin Road, which is quiet and scenic, perfect for leisurely strolling and shooting. This Chongqing trip was comfortable to stay, delicious to eat, and full of fun moments with my besties taking photos and laughing together. Every moment was joyful. Chongqing is a city with unique terrain and lively local atmosphere. I’m already looking forward to the next visit ❤️