Midrange
Chongqing Jinjiang Oriental Hotel
313 air-conditioned guest rooms.
Somerset JieFangBei Chongqing
Each of its studios to two-bedrooms apartments features separate living and dining areas, an ensuite bathroom, a kitchen, home entertainment system, scenic views and Wi-Fi access.
Chung King Hotel
Prices are not over-expensive, rooms are slightly on the small side but on the whole well decorated and furnished. Rooms come with pay-per-view and regular satellite TV. A couple of the channels are in English. Even better, room service will happily provide you with the best club sandwich east of Britain. Somewhere in the hotel is a Western restaurant which will provide you with the biggest spaghetti bolognaise you have ever seen. The friendly staff in the lobby can provide you with currency exchange, luggage holding and travel tickets.
DLT Hotel
Completely renovated in 2007.
The Grand
HomeHome Inn
Friendly English speaking staff.
Railway Guesthouse
Yudu Hotel
has a rotating restaurant on top.
Top end
Holiday Inn
Carlton Hotel
Hilton
A classic stopover for visitors and business travelers.
InterContinental
Recent hotel.
Harbour Plaza
JW Marriott
Expensive and luxurious.
Howard Johnson Hotel
New hotel.
Golden Resources Hotel
Overlooks a wonderful local park with dancing musical fountains and directly connects to the Sleepless Underground Town, a vast shopping/entertainment complex built beneath the city square.
Harbour View Hotel
Excellent facilities, good location.
There are hundreds of hotels all over the city ranging from dormitary style for ¥30 per night, through three star equivalent hotels for ¥150, up to the top hotels for ¥600-800 per night and many more are being added under construction. Most hotels are rarely fully booked. You can always check the room before you commit.