Glenview ITC Plaza Chongqing is located in the central business district of Jiefangbei financial and commercial CBD, with high-end shops, supermarkets, singing halls and bars nearby.
The hotel has all kinds of luxurious, spacious, fashionable and warm guest rooms, all equipped with large floor glass windows, which can provide a bird's-eye view of the downtown and the bright night scenery of the two rivers. WiFi is fully covered in the hotel, and the 'sixth sense' western restaurant can experience the global delicious food and Bayu authentic flavor; The most elegant Chongqing 'mountain city image' Chinese restaurant combines local characteristics and Sichuan Guangdong cuisine; Elegant style 'binrusi wine cellar' provides strong coffee, colorful cocktails and exquisite snacks; The special Gran teahouse is full of elegant and artistic atmosphere everywhere. It is an ideal place for business elites to meet their guests.
Its 680 square meter 'Chongqing Grand Ballroom' without column design is a large ballroom in Jiefangbei CBD, with four fully functional medium and small conference rooms, which can meet the needs of various company meetings, business banquets and celebrations. The unique urban outdoor garden and spacious banquet hall will add to your business.
Glenview ITC Plaza Chongqing is 18km from the airport.
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Glenview ITC Plaza Chongqing.
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny118 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny800, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
I have stayed in so many hotels, but I don't remember much about the hardware, but the service is unforgettable. Glenview ITC Plaza Chongqing is one of them.
On that business trip to Chongqing, the flight was temporarily rescheduled and only landed at Jiangbei Airport at 1am. Dragging the suitcase and taking a taxi to the hotel, it was almost two o'clock. I thought the front desk would have a tired face, but when I pushed the door open, the girl smiled as if she were in the daytime and said, "You've worked hard. I've upgraded your room to a river view room, and I've prepared coffee for you at the bedside." I was stunned for a moment, looking at my room card - it was indeed a higher room type than the one I booked. I said no, she said, 'You've been flying for so long, you should.'. At that moment, the exhaustion of two o'clock in the morning seemed to be gently lifted by something.
First, look at the head of the bed when entering the room. A freshly ground American style cup, with a small hand written card next to it: "The flight is tough, rest well, breakfast is from 6pm to 10am." The handwriting is neat and not printed. The coffee is warm, not cool, obviously prepared based on my arrival time at the store. This kind of detail is really rare, having stayed in hundreds of hotels.
The next morning, I went to the second floor for breakfast. I was holding a plate and looking for a seat. The waiter sister saw me from a distance and took the initiative to pull up a chair: "You can sit here and see the river view from the window." Before I could speak, she had already helped me pull up the chair. Halfway through my coffee, before I could raise my hand, she had already brought a new one and asked, "Is today's small noodles still tasty? The kitchen can adjust the spiciness." I said it was just right, and she smiled and left without disturbing me.
What surprised me the most was the day of check-out. I'm on a flight this afternoon and I have to leave at 10am. I was planning to iron the suit I left at the front desk - it was a bit wrinkled when it was packed in a box the day before. At 9:30, I went downstairs and found my suit hanging neatly on the clothes rack next to the front desk, with a dust bag on it. The receptionist said, 'You mentioned on the phone last night that it was taken to the laundry room for ironing this morning.' I don't remember making that call at all - probably just casually saying something when I was tired. But she remembered.
When I left, she helped me call a car and stuffed a bottle of water and a bag of Chongqing flavored Hu beans: 'I'll eat on the road, bring back the Chongqing flavor.' As the car started, I glanced through the rear window and she stood at the door waving at me.
To be honest, the hotel's hardware is not top-notch, the carpets have a vintage feel, and the gym equipment is not new. But when it comes to service, it creates a feeling of being "seen" - not a standardized smile, not the phrase "come to me anytime if you need anything" in language, but truly treating you as someone who is tired, in a hurry, and in need of care.
Good service doesn't make you feel like 'this hotel is really luxurious', but it makes you feel warm when you leave, and you can't help but think: next time you come to Chongqing, you will stay at Glenview ITC Plaza Chongqing.Show more
Last month, I went to Chongqing to talk about a channel cooperation in Southwest China, and the customer was about to meet in Monument to the people's Liberation Business District. When booking a hotel, I only focus on three things: being close to the customer, having a meeting room, and avoiding internet access. After flipping around, Glenview ITC Plaza Chongqing jumped out - located in the core area of Yuzhong District, adjacent to Guotai Art Center, with an old five-star rating and complete conference rooms. Enough, that's it.
Arriving at the hotel at 2pm, it takes about 40 minutes by taxi from Jiangbei Airport. The car turned into the Yuzhong Peninsula from the Yangtze River Bridge, and the lights on both sides mixed with the Jialing River, like a rolling pot of golden soup. The hotel is standing in the middle of this bustling area, with a calm and grand appearance, which is not the fancy of the online red hotel. But when I opened the lobby, I was overwhelmed by the "old-fashioned five-star sense of weight" of the nearly eight meter high space, the whole french window, and the warm marble floor. The receptionist was quick to move in and completed the check-in process in three minutes. She handed over a nearby map and said, "These are some hot pot restaurants that customers often go to. If you're treating guests, you can refer to them." I took them and stuffed them into my briefcase - there was no need to search for guides myself, the service arrived directly.
The room is on the fifteenth floor, and when I opened the door, I was first stunned by the window view. The Jialing River is right at your feet, with the lights of the Qiansimen Bridge connecting into a golden thread, and the Hongya Cave on the other side resembling a glowing hanging tower. But I don't have time to enjoy the scenery, so I'll plug in the internet cable first. The desk was by the window, equipped with two five socket sockets, one Ethernet port, and one HDMI cable. I connected my laptop to Tencent Meeting on the spot and it lasted for forty minutes without getting stuck or disconnected. The customer said on the other end of the screen, 'Why is your background Chongqing night view?' I said, 'Yes, but I'm working.'. Wi Fi and wired dual insurance, the most feared network issue for business travelers, are very stable here.
The next morning, I went to the conference room on the third floor and made an appointment with the front desk in advance. At 8 o'clock, we had everything available, including projectors, whiteboards, video equipment, and mineral water. The rectangular table could accommodate twelve people. The client brought four people, three of us, and we talked for two and a half hours to finalize the cooperation framework. The conference room has good sound insulation, and when the door is closed, the sound in the hallway is almost inaudible, and discussions are not disturbed. I can catch a glimpse of the red exterior wall of the Guotai Art Center outside the window. Take a glance through the gap and my eyes won't get tired.
The bed is the foundation of this trip. The mattress is thick and supportive, not the soft and collapsing feeling of a new hotel. Lying down, the waist and back are firmly caught. The blanket was fluffy but not too heavy, and I tried two pillows. In the end, I chose the buckwheat one, and my neck didn't get angry. The curtains provide excellent shading, and when pulled tightly, it's as dark as late at night. As someone who sleeps lightly like me, I didn't realize I had slept for a full eight hours until 6:30 when the alarm clock rang.
For breakfast at the buffet restaurant on the second floor, I served a bowl of Chongqing noodles, two meatballs, and a cup of American style. The spicy noodles are satisfying but not burning the stomach. The soup base is fresh and fragrant, not the perfunctory taste of mixing water. Ten minutes to finish eating and go upstairs to work, efficiency is maximized.
On the day of check-out, I had to catch an afternoon flight and the front desk helped me call a car and even stuffed a bottle of water. The entire process takes less than two minutes.
In terms of shortcomings, elevators have to wait during peak hours, parking lot entrance signs are not prominent enough, and gym equipment is outdated. But business trips are not vacations, they all take up the right location, stable internet, availability for meetings, good sleep, and fast check-out.
Next time we come to Chongqing to discuss matters, we will also book Glenview ITC Plaza Chongqing. Not for anything else, just for that stable internet cable and the bed that allowed me to sleep for eight hours in the river view.Show more