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Orange Hotel Chongqing Guanyinqiao
Jiangbei, Chongqing
Dining service availableNo need to go out for meals! This accommodation provides a restaurant.
Nice location! Near public transportOnly 324 m to Huaxinjie Station and 582 m to Niujiaotuo Station
Suitable for your business tripStay productive with business facilities.
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Popular Facilities
Public Facilities
7
Air Conditioning
Elevator/Lift
Public WiFi
Fire Extinguisher
Restaurant
Clothes Rack
Parking (Free)
Pets
1
Pets Allowed
Hotel Services
7
Luggage Storage
Tours
Express Check-in
24-hour Front Desk
Express Check-out
Concierge Services
First Aid Kit
Other Facilities
4
Smoke Detector
Fax
Security
24-hour Security
Business Facilities
1
Photocopier
In-room Facilities
2
Washing Machine
Shower
Hotel Policy
2
24-hour Check-in
Non Smoking
Transportation
1
Tours/Ticket Assistance
Connectivity
1
Free WiFi
Location
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LG, Nongken Building, No. 2, Huatang Road, Huaxin StreetAll distances are measured in straight lines. The actual travel distance may be different.
Accommodation Rules
Check-in Procedure
Check-in12:00:00
Check-out12:00
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About Orange Hotel Chongqing Guanyinqiao
Hotel Introduction Description
Orange Hotel (Chongqing Guanyinqiao Branch) is located at No. 2 Huatang Road, Guanyinqiao, Chongqing, next to the General Hospital of Chongqing Aier Eye Hospital, about 5 minutes from Guanyinqiao Pedestrian Street, check Guanyinqiao "I am in Chongqing". Close to Jiefangbei business district, about 15 minutes from Hongya Cave by car, about 10 minutes from Liziba Light rail station (Light rail through the building), the hotel has a superior geographical location and convenient transportation. The design inspiration of the hotel comes from the Infinity Mirror exhibited by Yayoi Kusama in the Broad Museum. The refraction, reflection, proportion and other elements of mirror and glass materials are used to express the high and low, like a maze, brought by the mountain city, which makes people think that they have reached the top and suddenly find themselves at the bottom of the mountain.