Chengdu
Chengdu is known for Sichuan cuisine, teahouse culture and access to panda conservation attractions. Parks and older neighborhoods provide a slower counterpoint to its expanding modern districts.
Hotels in This Destination
A contemporary high-rise hotel integrated with Chengdu IFS, Niccolo pairs spacious rooms, fashion-forward interiors, destination dining and an indoor pool with immediate access to Chunxi Road and Taikoo Li.
Overlooking Tianfu Square, The Ritz-Carlton, Chengdu occupies the upper floors of a downtown tower with 350 rooms, Michelin-recognized dining, panoramic bars and a full-floor spa.
Steps from Tianfu Square and Chunxi Road, The St. Regis Chengdu pairs 282 spacious rooms and suites with indoor and seasonal outdoor pools, 24-hour butler service and rare city-center scale.
Beside Daci Temple and Taikoo Li, Upper House Chengdu blends contemporary rooms with restored heritage courtyards, a hidden spa and one of the city’s most distinctive collections of restaurants and bars.
Waldorf Astoria Chengdu occupies the upper floors of a Financial City tower, combining panoramic rooms with a 25-meter indoor pool, high-rise spa and refined dining.