Ibis Chongqing Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street Hotel

The apartment is basic but very clean. More than adequate for one night stay. Some services are lacking however. The major one is that there is one washing machine for the whole hotel: and it is as slow as a snail. I waited one hour and it still had another hour to finish. That is ok. The only problem was that when I asked staff if they could tell me where I could do the washing outside they looked at me as if I asked a problem I should have asked Einstein to solve. Such knowledge us essential for travellers.

去住过一次，感觉真的很不错，地理卫生环境也很好，给人的感觉很温馨、很舒适，建议到解放碑去玩的朋友们可以去感受一下

酒店位置不错，但是服务实在不敢恭维，前台服务人员的态度极差，而且办事效率也低，入住、退房，甚至续房卡都要等很长时间。

我是在六月底时去的重庆，因该店所处地理位置较好（繁华商业街）、价格也比较便宜，但酒店配的电脑实在太慢，浴室里下水很慢，但该店服务较好，无论是前台还是客房服务员都很亲切！

Budget accommodation is scarce in downtown Chongqing, and we were turned down by several Lonely Planet-recommended hotels ('Sorry, we cannot accept foreigners'). If not for Homey, we'd be homeless. This slightly shabby budget hotel on the 9th and 10th floors of an office high-rise saved the day. The staff didn't speak English, but they didn't look at our passports either. At 168 yuan a night this was a steal – and just steps away from the snack street, Jiafangbei, subway, etc. The price even included Chinese-style breakfast (no coffee, vapid congee, rice buns and fruit drink). The only disappointment was living in adjacent rooms with the only two other visiting groups who were boisterous. The hotel is big, so I guess it's done for the staff's convenience.