Sofitel Forebase Chongqing

Address: No.137 Keyuan Second Road, Jiulongpo District, Chongqing, Chongqing, 400039, China | 5 star hotel
 
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Location

This 5 star hotel, located in the Jiulongpo District area of Chongqing, is near Ci Qi Kou (Porcelain Village), Hanasi Lake, Sailimu Lake, and Chongqing International Convention & Exhibition Center.
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        Activities

        • Swimming pool
        • Restaurant
        • Fitness/Health center
        • Bar/lounge

        Features

        • Wheelchair accessibility
        • Free parking

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        Travel Blogs from Chongqing

        Shibao Zhai, Fendu

        A travel blog entry by billgarland on Oct 27, 2015

        1 comment, 15 photos

        ... land beside the
        river. The community stayed together so she still has her friends around her.
        The elderly who have been relocated are well provided for with government pensions.
        Families are expected to look after their aging parents. They don’t appear to have
        homes for the old as we do. To make extra money she and her husband carry
        tourists on a sedan chair as she is very strong. They also sell potatoes which
        they had ...

        Cruising

        A travel blog entry by jmcmonagle on Oct 26, 2015

        1 photo

        I've found a way to use Rajiv's unpreparedness against him and make things more simple for us when it comes to conversing with the locals. I withhold information and this means that he can't attempt to translate some random gobbledygook to confuse a situation that's already under control. This works well in Chongqing when we get off the train. I can't convince him to take the subway (where ...

        Pandas & Yangtze River

        A travel blog entry by carold.traveler on Oct 22, 2015

        1 comment, 3 photos

        Visit to the Zoo to see the Black & white Panda's along with their red panda cousins (resembles raccoon & is about 42" long). Both animals were adorable, After zoo we boarded our ship the "Century Paragon" for our trip on the Yantze River! Smog was heavy at start of our ...

        Two rivers the meet each other

        A travel blog entry by roadthesilk on Oct 14, 2015

        52 photos

        The peculiarity of this city are the two rivers the meet each other in the middle of it - the Yangtze River that is yellow (because of the massive amount of silt it carries) and the Jialing River that is green/blue. You can see a clear line of colour where the smaller Jialing merges into the mighty Yangtze creating Chongqing's classical postcard picture.

        The city keeps expanding by ...

        Chongqing

        A travel blog entry by annabellilley on Oct 12, 2015

        11 photos

        ... It was little streets and alleys bustling with people and shops, food stalls and entertainment. Was an amazing atmosphere... But as with all of China was v. Busy! We seemed to get asked for the most photos yet here! People were really excited when we agreed to have a picture with them and couldn't stop saying thank you! It's kind of strange really. The Chinese always seem to dress really nicely in ...
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