Chengdu

Although simplicity of design is the guiding aesthetic — think white-on-white linens, bleached-wood floors and black-stone bathrooms — all the creature comforts are accounted for. — Forbes Travel Guide

Overlooking Tianfu Square and the ubiqitious Mao Zedong statute, this hotel has it all from great dining options to a professional spa. — Fodor's

Enthusiastic staff and an awesomely-scaled lobby contribute to the overall satisfaction of the experience. — Condé Nast Traveler

One of the newest additions to the Chengdu luxury hotel scene, Niccolo Chengdu has an enviable location at the International Finance Square. — Forbes Travel Guide

A modern glass tower situated in the city center, the Sofitel Wanda seems to thrive on the consistency of a major international brand. — Fodor's

Set in one of Chengdu’s old-style streets and either quaint or a bit tacky, depending on your point of view. — Rough Guide

This lively hostel offers travellers all the usual services plus a few rare gifts – a pool table, decent water pressure in the communal showers, and experienced help when filing for permits. — Lonely Planet

Step through the steel-and-glass façade into the marble-clad lobby and enter an oasis of unfettered luxury and sophistication. — Forbes Travel Guide

Chinese tradition and modern luxury converge at Waldorf Astoria Chengdu. — Forbes Travel Guide

Super-friendly staff, an unbeatable location beside People's Park and big bright rooms make this one of our favourite hostels in the city; not to mention the great rooftop terrace that caps it all off. — Lonely Planet

Chengdu's latest five-star hotel is a cocoon of comfort and luxury in the pulsing heart of this rapidly-expanding city. — The Telegraph

One of Chengdu’s first international five-star hotels, Crowne Plaza is a stone’s throw from the central shopping district, with great nighttime view of downtown. — The Telegraph

Chengdu’s Kempinski Hotel offers attentive service, comfy beds and huge windows. — The Telegraph

Mix exudes a laid-back, backpacker vibe... not particularly central but is only a short walk from the Renmin Beilu metro stop. — Lonely Planet

Helpful staff members here speak better English than those at most of Chengdu's five-star hotels... A standard backpacker hostel... the location in the central business district is convenient. — Fodor's

Across the street from Wǔhóu Temple, this backpacker joint has loads of common space and friendly, helpful staff. — Lonely Planet

Located south of the city center in the Tongzilin residential district, this hotel faces a slender park...The Millennium is modern and comfortable, and amenities include an indoor pool. — Fodor's

A solid choice for those needing a cheap, clean bed and decent shower. — Lonely Planet

Large, smart comfortable rooms come with small but sparkling shower rooms. Staff members are friendly but speak little English.... Cheaper rooms without windows are also available. — Lonely Planet