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Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 12:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Airport shuttle
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
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Xishu Garden Inn - Travel Agency Service - Car Rent Service - English Speaking
Ideally set in Chengdu, Xishu Garden Inn - Travel Agency service - Car Rent service - English Speaking features air-conditioned rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a shared lounge.
Ratings and reviews
Cleanliness4.8
Location4.8
Service4.8
Facilities4.8
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Solo traveller
Comment: 3 Nov 2024
It was my second time staying here for a quick weekend trip to Chengdu and the service was great as always. They even gave me a free upgrade to a bigger room, so that was quite a nice surprise. Great location near Wenshu Temple and in a cool older district, so nice to walk around. I would stay here again in the future.
Hotel response
Comment: 4 November
Thank you very much for choosing our hotel. We really appreciate your time for writing such a helpful review. Your feedback is quite important to us. We wish a wonderful time in China and look forward to serving you on future trips to Chengdu. Best regards！
Couple
Comment: 2 Apr 2025
We always go to Xishu when we are in Chengdu! They have the best service (the girls at the front desk work 24hrs and are extremely kind), the rooms are always clean with comfortable beds, and they can hook you up with travel plans. We preferred their previous location, which we thought was more convenient to tour around, but this new place is right beside the temple, in a cute area and the rooms are improved. Thank you, dear Xishu team, we will be back!
Hotel response
Comment: 14 April
Hi, dear guest,
Thanks a lot for choosed our hotel again, We're very glad to know that you were impressed by our attentive, helpful, and professional staff. Your feedback is incredibly valuable to us, and we look forward to welcoming you back again in the future. Thank you too, from Xi Shu Garden inn team 😊
Thanks a lot for choosed our hotel again, We're very glad to know that you were impressed by our attentive, helpful, and professional staff. Your feedback is incredibly valuable to us, and we look forward to welcoming you back again in the future. Thank you too, from Xi Shu Garden inn team 😊
Solo traveller
Comment: 1 Apr 2025
Everything about the stay was very nice. The room was very attractive and my window could look down into the hotel’s courtyard. Each of the staff were helpful and friendly and the front desk can converse in English as much as needed. I would definitely stay there again.
Hotel response
Comment: 4 April
Dear guest, we are filled with enthusiasm when reading your wonderful review of Xishu Garden Inn. Your appreciation for the art workshops we host, the concierge service, and the comfortable lounge areas is highly encouraging. We are passionate about offering unique and enriching experiences and it's great to know that you enjoyed them. We look forward to your next visit.
Couple
Comment: 15 Mar 2025
Very clean, well maintained and modern room. The staff is very nice and takes care of planning your visit. I can absolutely recommend this place and would come back!
Solo traveller
Comment: 20 Feb 2025
Coming here again in the spring, this inn remains the highlight of my trip.
Imagine having had a rough trip: the cold, intense population density, and tough business meetings. Weary, you get off a late flight with sore legs. You trudge over to the inn, turning the final corner into its warm lights, past the usual check-in time. You have no idea how things could go; some hotel receptions can be rather unpleasant. Your first brush with Xishu is its simple double glass doors, and the sight of a giant panda statue. You totter past it gingerly, unsure if anyone is awake at such a late hour.
Ah.
But someone is.
A youthful girl smiles gently at you over the counter, "Hello. Check in?"
You smile awkwardly, unsure, "Yes, I know it's late..."
"No," She responds softly, "It's ok. Could I get your passport?"
There wasn't a fuss. She smiles and gets to work quietly, clicking away. You set your luggage down and look around. Behind you, you notice the little courtyard, a cultural icon of traditional chinese architecture. A small fountain sputters, fairy lights are strung above for the spring festival, casting a surreal ambience over everything. Wind chimes jingle faintly. You draw a breath at it all. Small tables and chairs are laid out, welcoming you.
"Your room key," You turn around to see the youthful girl at the counter smiling gently with a keycard. She briefs you in the same calming tone; wifi, breakfast, washing machines, and even a map of attractions all planned out.
You thank her, reminded of your travel fatigue, and head on up. Your footsteps are dampened by carpet, going in hallways of soothing chinese wooden interior designs. The inn is quiet at this hour, unlike the large hotels that have kids or travel groups. You tap your keycard to get in your room... And a small welcome basket awaits you. Apples and oranges, sweets, tiny little spicy sichuan snacks. The aesthetic of the room remains faithful to the inn, throwing you back down the memory lane... to Japanese ryokans, to Bali's traditional guest villas, or to vacation cottages in Europe.
But something is a little different.
Instead of stripping technology and modern convenience, this inn has woven it into its design. Air conditioning has been set for you. Smart toilet seats detect your presence and keep itself clean. Shower buttons are easy to understand, with a single easily controllable hot water lever. Even the mirror at the bathroom sink detects your presence and lights up, with a heating coil that prevents it from fogging on mornings.
You wash up.
Sleep.
The next day, you wake for breakfast, barely after the sun had broken the steel gray of dawn, now you witness the inn's courtyard in the day. Nobody is seated outside yet in such low temperatures, but you take a moment to look around and just soak in the ambience.
Uninterrupted.
When you finally turn towards reception, you notice a pair youthful girls at the counter. Both quietly smiling and unassuming. Calming, instead of the forced professionalism at other hotels.
There's something real here. A sincerity. A genuine kindness that permeates, perhaps from proximity to the monastery? Perhaps the unique historic district? Perhaps the owner and managers made it this way.
The girls check your breakfast options again, in case you might have changed your mind. You totter into the resturant, barely awake, but a fresh cup of nespresso hits you quickly, a familiar aroma from home in a land 12,000km away from home.
And then fruits.
Milk.
Toast bread.
Butter!
Sichuan noodles in the morning.
Exotic dumplings.
Eggs sunny side up.
By the time breakfast is done, you know you will be returning here again.
And again.
I have.
I've made friends with the hotel staff.
I hope you will too.
And if you love the people and place as much as I do, I hope you, too, will give it your best shot.
If you've read this far, I hope we meet in this distant land.
Some day.
Imagine having had a rough trip: the cold, intense population density, and tough business meetings. Weary, you get off a late flight with sore legs. You trudge over to the inn, turning the final corner into its warm lights, past the usual check-in time. You have no idea how things could go; some hotel receptions can be rather unpleasant. Your first brush with Xishu is its simple double glass doors, and the sight of a giant panda statue. You totter past it gingerly, unsure if anyone is awake at such a late hour.
Ah.
But someone is.
A youthful girl smiles gently at you over the counter, "Hello. Check in?"
You smile awkwardly, unsure, "Yes, I know it's late..."
"No," She responds softly, "It's ok. Could I get your passport?"
There wasn't a fuss. She smiles and gets to work quietly, clicking away. You set your luggage down and look around. Behind you, you notice the little courtyard, a cultural icon of traditional chinese architecture. A small fountain sputters, fairy lights are strung above for the spring festival, casting a surreal ambience over everything. Wind chimes jingle faintly. You draw a breath at it all. Small tables and chairs are laid out, welcoming you.
"Your room key," You turn around to see the youthful girl at the counter smiling gently with a keycard. She briefs you in the same calming tone; wifi, breakfast, washing machines, and even a map of attractions all planned out.
You thank her, reminded of your travel fatigue, and head on up. Your footsteps are dampened by carpet, going in hallways of soothing chinese wooden interior designs. The inn is quiet at this hour, unlike the large hotels that have kids or travel groups. You tap your keycard to get in your room... And a small welcome basket awaits you. Apples and oranges, sweets, tiny little spicy sichuan snacks. The aesthetic of the room remains faithful to the inn, throwing you back down the memory lane... to Japanese ryokans, to Bali's traditional guest villas, or to vacation cottages in Europe.
But something is a little different.
Instead of stripping technology and modern convenience, this inn has woven it into its design. Air conditioning has been set for you. Smart toilet seats detect your presence and keep itself clean. Shower buttons are easy to understand, with a single easily controllable hot water lever. Even the mirror at the bathroom sink detects your presence and lights up, with a heating coil that prevents it from fogging on mornings.
You wash up.
Sleep.
The next day, you wake for breakfast, barely after the sun had broken the steel gray of dawn, now you witness the inn's courtyard in the day. Nobody is seated outside yet in such low temperatures, but you take a moment to look around and just soak in the ambience.
Uninterrupted.
When you finally turn towards reception, you notice a pair youthful girls at the counter. Both quietly smiling and unassuming. Calming, instead of the forced professionalism at other hotels.
There's something real here. A sincerity. A genuine kindness that permeates, perhaps from proximity to the monastery? Perhaps the unique historic district? Perhaps the owner and managers made it this way.
The girls check your breakfast options again, in case you might have changed your mind. You totter into the resturant, barely awake, but a fresh cup of nespresso hits you quickly, a familiar aroma from home in a land 12,000km away from home.
And then fruits.
Milk.
Toast bread.
Butter!
Sichuan noodles in the morning.
Exotic dumplings.
Eggs sunny side up.
By the time breakfast is done, you know you will be returning here again.
And again.
I have.
I've made friends with the hotel staff.
I hope you will too.
And if you love the people and place as much as I do, I hope you, too, will give it your best shot.
If you've read this far, I hope we meet in this distant land.
Some day.
Hotel response
Comment: 7 March
感谢您对熙蜀的点评，光阴流转，韶华如水。岁月如一指流沙缓缓的在指尖流淌。回首过往，辗转流年。人生就是一场无悔的修行。一场场遇见，一次次经历，一回回懂得。在那人来人往间，总会有一些感动留存于心，总会有一些牵挂难以割舍，总会有一些回忆刻骨铭心，总会有一些馨香萦绕于梦，期待与您再次相遇。祝您生活愉快！
Excellent location
No. 2, Annex 9, Jiao Yuan Gongshuo Street, Qingyang District (Wenshufang), Chengdu, 610041, China|1.84 km from Chun Xi Road
10 things to dowithin 1.25 km
1.83 km
2.32 km
0.33 km
Transportationwithin 8.03 km
0.66 km
0.92 km
0.95 km
Airportwithin 55.35 km
16.14 km
55.35 km
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
Pets not allowed
Breakfast available
Breakfast menu
From the menu, Buffet
Breakfast options
Western breakfast, Chinese breakfast
Breakfast price
£5 (≈CNY 48)/person
Breakfast times
07:00 - 09:30 from Monday to Sunday
Please inform Xishu Garden Inn - Travel Agency service - Car Rent service - English Speaking in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
Cash
UnionPay QuickPass
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