Chengdu budget but classy stay!
Let’s admit it. we’ve already spent so much on shopping, flights, food, and even the bullet train tickets. So honestly, we don’t really need to stay in a five star hotel since we’ll be out most of the time anyway.
I always take my time choosing hotels with an aesthetic vibe but still on the cheaper side, and this one definitely fits the bill!
Just look at the photos ,isn’t it huge and spacious? They even provide a foot soak tub, perfect for relaxing and improving blood circulation after a whole day of walking.
Let’s rate this hotel!
🛏 Bed: 6/10
🚽 Toilet Seats: 10/10 (It’s automated and warm! You just do your business and walk away, it auto flushes for you 😂)
🚿 Shower: I like that it’s separated, because you know, all the men in the world seem to need to poop all the time! At least now you can shower in peace. Downside: water temperature sometimes changes suddenly, but it’s not a big deal.
💄 Sink Area: Spacious enough to lay out all your skincare and makeup.
🍵 Seating Area: Comes with a tea set (chaji). I doubt most of us will use it, but it’s nice to have a table perfect for ordering supper from Meituan 😂
📍 Location: About 20 minutes to Chunxi Road, and around 20 minutes to either Chengdu East or West Railway Station. Just make sure to double check which station your train arrives at!
💰 Price: With the diamond tier special on Trip.com, it was only $65 per night for a Queen Room with city view.
🍳 Breakfast: 56 RMB (~SGD 10) for 2 pax. Pretty standard, but fair for the price.
📍Address: @The Hidden House (Chengdu Taikoo Li ）
If you're planning where to stay in Chengdu and want more than just basic accommodations, this hotel is a solid choice. Besides the cool automated toilet seats that make hygiene effortless and comfortable, the foot soak tub is a surprisingly refreshing way to unwind after exploring bustling city streets or tourist spots. The location is convenient—roughly 20 minutes from major railway stations and popular shopping areas like Chunxi Road—perfect for tourists who plan on spending most of their time out and about rather than inside the hotel. Breakfast is modest but reasonably priced, giving you a good start before heading out. The seating area with a tea set adds a touch of local culture, even if just for evening takeout from apps like Meituan. For travelers exploring beyond Chengdu, this hotel serves as a great base, offering the comforts of a classy stay without the hefty price tag. Remember to double-check which train station your arrival or departure is at to plan your transit efficiently. Also, a quick tip: watch out for wet floors inside—signs like "Caution! Wet Floor!" are common inside the hotel, indicating their attentiveness to guest safety.