Renhe Spring Hotel Chengdu is located at the intersection of the 2nd west section of the 2nd Ring Road in Qingyang District and Guanghua village street. It is adjacent to Du Fu thatched cottage, Qingyang Branch of Chengdu Radio and TV University, Renhe Spring Department store, Guanghua store, HUANHUAXI Park and other places. It is adjacent to Southwest University of Finance and economics in the north. It is about 15 minutes' walk from the subway station of Southwest University of Finance and economics of Metro Line 4; It is about 3.8km away from the station of traditional Chinese Medicine University and provincial people's Hospital of Metro Line 2; Surrounding banks, shopping malls, supermarkets and other supporting facilities, unique geographical location.
It is 20 stories high, with a variety of room types for guests to choose from, in the room with a full set of Ou Shudan toiletries. The hotel has a lobby bar, bakery, bar, coffee shop, tea room and Chinese and Western restaurants. The banquet hall can accommodate 400 people at the same time, and the western restaurant can accommodate 100 people at the same time. The hotel also has 6 conference rooms. It is an ideal choice for your family travel and business trip.
Renhe Spring Hotel Chengdu is 11.8km 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 Renhe Spring Hotel Chengdu.
No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. 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 cny158 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny1249, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
This time I visited Qingyang District in Chengdu for an in-depth tour and chose Renhe Spring Hotel Chengdu. Originally, I was only interested in its location next to Du Fu Thatched Cottage. After staying for three nights, I realized that this old high-end hotel, which has been deeply rooted in the west of the city for many years, completely breaks away from the standardized process and hides the warmth and thoughtfulness unique to old Chengdu people in every detail that you haven't said out loud.
As soon as I dragged my suitcase to the hotel entrance, the doorman quickly came up to pick up my luggage in authentic Chengdu dialect. Upon learning that I had just arrived from out of town to stroll around the thatched cottage, the doorman specially helped me deliver my luggage directly to my room and handed me a chilled cup of jasmine tea. The refreshing tea aroma mixed with the sweetness of rock sugar instantly dissipated the heat of driving all the way. When checking in, the girl at the front desk glanced at the reservation code for Du Fu Thatched Cottage that I was holding in my hand. She immediately took the initiative to help me adjust my room to the lower floor closest to the elevator, saying that I wouldn't have to wait for the elevator to take a detour when I went to visit the Thatched Cottage the next morning. She even gave me a handwritten note, which marked the fastest route to walk to the south gate of the Thatched Cottage. She even clearly marked which sweet water restaurant, which had been open for 20 years, was the most authentic on the way.
On the first night of my stay, I accidentally left my mosquito repellent in the scenic area. When I came back, it was already late at night, and I called the front desk with a try it out attitude. Unexpectedly, 10 minutes later, the staff brought a brand new mosquito repellent to my room door and smiled, saying, "I know you tend to forget these small things when you come out of town, so our front desk always keeps a few. The next morning, I casually mentioned in the restaurant that I had a bad stomach recently and wanted to eat some soft rice porridge. When I returned to my room at noon, I saw a small bowl of warm millet porridge on the desk, a small plate of fresh Sichuan pickles beside it, and the note said "Nourishing the stomach and using it slowly".
What surprised me the most was the unexpected situation on the third day: I accidentally left my carry on bag containing my ID card and scenic spot reservation code on a bench in Huanhua Creek. With a try and see attitude, I told the concierge department. I thought the hope of finding it back was very slim, but unexpectedly, the local staff of the concierge department contacted the security and surrounding sanitation personnel of the scenic spot based on my vague memory. In less than an hour, they returned the small bag intact to me, and even pushed back the thank-you red envelope I wanted to give him with a smile, saying, "This is what we should do, and it's most important for guests who come to Chengdu to have fun.
On the day when I left the hotel, I caught up with the high-speed railway. The front desk helped me deliver the packed Sichuan style Dim sum and hot soybean milk to the lobby half an hour in advance. It also helped me call a special bus that had been reserved in advance. As the bus slowly drove away from the hotel, I could see the staff waving at the door when I looked back. In the smoke filled core area of Qingyang, this hotel does not have luxurious decorations, but uses every little thing with care to make every guest feel the real warmth. Next time I visit Caotang in Chengdu, I will definitely chooseRenhe Spring Hotel Chengdu as soon as possible.Show more
This time I came to Chengdu to visit Du Fu Thatched Cottage and check out the old alley cuisine in Qingyang District. I deliberately avoided the crowded internet famous homestay in Chunxi and chose Renhe Spring Hotel Chengdu. The location right next to Du Fu's Thatched Cottage, just the fact that 'you can walk into the fireworks of old Chengdu', is enough to make me heart flutter. After staying for three nights, I realized that this old high-end hotel, which had been open for many years, completely broke away from the rush of city hotels and blended the leisure and proper service of Chengdu people together, becoming the most comfortable destination for this trip to Chengdu.
Take Metro Line 2 from Chengdu East Station, take the 6-stop route directly to Tonghuimen Station, and walk for 8 minutes to reach the hotel, completely avoiding the frustrating experience of traffic congestion on the Second Ring Road during Chengdu's evening rush hour. As soon as he dragged his suitcase to the door, the doorman greeted him in authentic Chengdu dialect to pick up his luggage. When checking in, the girl at the front desk smiled and handed him a refreshing cup of tea. The fragrance of jasmine mixed with the sweetness of rock sugar instantly dissipated the heat of driving all the way. Upon learning that I was going to get up early the next day to visit the exhibition at Du Fu Thatched Cottage, she specially arranged a quiet room on a high floor facing south. She also took the initiative to point me to a shortcut that would take 10 minutes to walk directly to the south gate of the Thatched Cottage, saying that I didn't have to follow the large army to the main entrance. In the morning, I walked along the Huanhua River and could also enjoy the morning scenery of white egrets brushing over the water.
The moment I opened the door, I felt at ease: the room had no flashy internet celebrity decorations, and the deep brown solid wood furniture had the heavy texture of an old star hotel, cleaned up spotless without any odor. The french window is facing the city green corridor in Qingyang District. In the evening, the bamboo shadow of Du Fu's Thatched Cottage is silhouetted on the horizon in the distance. When the warm yellow street lamp lights up, even the aroma of sugar, oil and fruit from downstairs becomes particularly clear. The bedding is made of dry and skin friendly cotton texture. As someone who loves beds all year round, I slept the whole night on my first bed, without any insomnia like in a strange city.
The most surprising thing is its location advantage. It takes only 10 minutes to walk directly to Du Fu Thatched Cottage and Huanhua Creek Park. If you feel tired, you can stroll back to the hotel without having to spend half a day searching for a parking space at the entrance of the scenic area. You can walk 15 minutes to Kuan Alley and Zhai Alley. After visiting the teahouse in the old alley, you can follow the shade of wutong on the street and return to the hotel in less than 20 minutes. You don't need to blow cold wind for half an hour at the intersection to wait for a taxi. All around are old Chengdu food shops that have been open for more than ten years. You can eat authentic Zhong Dumplings and Dandan noodles by turning two corners downstairs. You don't need to take a taxi for half an hour to punch in at the online store. You can get up and go downstairs in the morning to eat hot sausage noodles.
The details are full of Chengdu style thoughtfulness: when I was strolling around the thatched cottage, I accidentally left my sun hat on the bench. After calling the front desk, the local staff at the concierge helped me contact the staff at the scenic area and retrieved the hat within half an hour; I casually mentioned eating too much hotpot and getting overheated. The next day, when I returned to my room, I saw a small plate of free chilled ice powder on my desk, with a cup of throat watering honeysuckle tea next to it; After strolling through the night market late at night, I came back with hot Chengdu vegetarian pepper noodles at the front desk. After eating a bowl, I felt half of my fatigue had dissipated.
On the day of check-out, I stood by the window and took a final glance at the fireworks in Qingyang District. Suddenly, I understood why many old Chengdu people think of Renhe Spring Hotel Chengdu first when they mention local old-fashioned hotels. It does not have luxurious decorations, but quietly hides the leisure and comfort of old Chengdu in every detail, allowing you to have a relaxed and comfortable travel time even in the busiest western core area of the city. Next time I visit Caotang in Chengdu, I will definitely come back here.Show more