Chongqing hotels and places to stay

If you'd like to spend your trip to Chongqing in an economical way, select a hotel among 15 budget-friendly deals, such as Kai Longhehas Hotel or Oak Hotel Chongqing Shangqingsi Branch. Chongqing Slipper Hostel is affordable accommodation that is only a few steps from Gui Park and is next to monuments and a temple. Deck No.88 Youth Hostel is a budget-friendly choice, a mere 5-minute walk from Xiaoshizi subway station.

For early morning flights, you may wish to stay near Chongqing Jiangbei International airport, so Rhinoceros is a convenient solution. Ji Hotel Chongqing Shangqing Temple is a good 3-star choice a 10-minute walk from Lianglukou metro station. Choose a hotel near Yuanjiagang train station, such as Chongqing Lanque Boutique Hotel or Chongqing Kr Luxury Hotel and save you time and money.

Visitors interested in staying in the downtown should check out Nan Yuan Business or Chongqing Dlt Hotel, conveniently situated near popular attractions, such as People's Assembly Hall.

Upscale hotels situated in Yu Zhong district include Doubletree By Hilton Chongqing North and Zmax Hotel. If you are looking for a boutique hotel in Chongqing, then check out Oriental Begonia Boutique Hotel in Nan An district. Chain hotel you might consider is Hanting Express Chongqing North Railway Station, within walking distance of China Three Gorges Museum, featuring 28US$.

A trip to Chongqing would not be complete without seeing HongYaDong YangHuo Jie, so you may consider staying at the comfortable apartments, such as U Hotel Apartment and Haochi Street Apartment. 246 B&Bs in Chongqing are available for booking, such as Rotten Wood or Chongqing U&Me Boutique Apartment. Business travelers looking for some of the best hotels within a short drive of Arhat Temple will find Hanting Express Chongqing Yangjiaping Metro Station or Chongqing Travelling With Hotel. If you are a nature lover, a resort hotel like Athestel Chongqing in the vicinity of bamboo, an oasis and a harbor is a good accommodation choice in Chongqing.

     Chongqing is a hidden gateway to a truly Chinese experience. 

     Even though Chongqing is away from most travelers' routes, it's still a great city both for business and relaxation. Chongqing suffers from its reputation of busy commercial port city as tourists bypass it for the more vibrant Beijing or Nanjing. But Chongqing is better in terms of commerce, cultural significance and size then you expect it to be.

     You can have a true experience of Chongqing only on your stay there. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Chongqing or luxury hotel all available with map, photos and secure forms at Booked.net. You can check them out at our website.

     The biggest city in China, Chongqing occupies about 82,000sqkm and rivaled by the size of Wuhan down the river. Located at the confluence of the Jialing and the Yangtze Rivers, Chongqing sustains nearby provinces of Sichuan and Guizhou serving as an important port city. This lifted it to the prominence of industrial hub that capitalizes on shipbuilding and automobile industry, but moving toward hi-tech and electronics processing.

     This image of business hub for a long time prevented Chongqing from attracting tourist interest. Consequently, the city was rarely toured until its ancient sites and exotic natural variety meant it has gradually became a focus of tourist interest today.  

     Fueled by tourism, Chongqing has undergone a change in form of shopping malls and exquisite restaurants, but the city can easily set itself apart from major destinations only by its landscaped surroundings. Limestone caves, rocky hills and stone bridges place the city in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Other attractions include;

- Chongqing Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street, a beautiful street in the downtown dominated by the famous Monument of Victory

- Great Hall of the People, an architectural symbol of Chongqing

- Three Gorges Museum, noteworthy for exhibits on life during the Qing dynasty

- Foreign Street, an entertainment park with a large number of shops

- HongYaDong, an area of old Chongqing packed with old local crafts

     Some of the city's sites are older than 3,000 years. Throughout the history Chongqing earned many names like Jiangzhou and Yuzhou and saw the rule of various dynasties. The changing regency brought many cultures including Yi, Tibetan, Miao and Qiang that today are interwoven within one city of Chongqing.

     Tourists also add to this local flavor because of Chongqing's convenient air transportation that makes it a crossing for overnight stays. Thus, in the city you will see all the top-end hotels already available at Booked.net.