Niccolo Chengdu Hotel Niccolo Chengdu Hotel

is located above Chengdu IFS, right next to Taikoo Li. The location is the biggest advantage of this hotel, especially since the 7th floor connects to the IFS panda-themed family facilities.
Besides the usual children's toiletries, slippers, and bed rails, there is nothing else.
The exterior has a very modern style at the entrance.
On both sides of the entrance are the lobby bars, which are quite unique.
The lobby is decorated with artworks and even has a panda shop.
Surprisingly, there isn’t a single full-length mirror.
There is always a strange smell upon entering the room.
They provided an air purifier to comfort myself.
The room is smaller than expected, and the king bed is only 1.8 meters wide.
The view includes the IFS giant panda, but the city view is average.
Toiletries
The toiletries are the hotel’s own brand, 50ml sample size that can be taken away. The texture is watery, and the scent is acceptable. The hairdryer is actually a Leifeng? Service
Upon check-in, welcome fruits and panda macarons were provided, with nightly replenishment of fruits and surprise small gifts. However, the items requested in advance were not prepared.

Niccolo Hotel, part of the Wharf Holdings Group, draws inspiration from the group’s namesake historical explorer Niccolo, father of Marco Polo and a legendary pioneer of exploration. The hotel attracts travelers who enjoy immersive experiences through a journey between luxury and urban exploration. The brand exudes a strong Hong Kong vibe, and Chengdu is considered a flagship store. Here is a summary:
Among Chengdu hotels, it is one of the most expensive, priced around 3000 RMB per night.
The location is excellent, near Taikoo Li and benefiting from the IFS influencer effect (of course, many influencers take photos here and order takeout from many spots).
The hotel is overall small and boutique-style, with a high-end feel that is subjective. The rooms are small, with significant differences between room types, continuing the Hong Kong tradition of maximizing space.
The decor style is modern black and white with a light luxury feel. The overall design is average, materials are decent, craftsmanship is ordinary, and lighting is standard. Since it has been open for some years, the carpet and wallpaper have a noticeable odor and look worn.
Overall, there is little entertainment value and not enough distinctive features, but its location in the IFS business district is complementary.
Summary: Small and boutique, great location, poor facilities, young clientele, targeting influencer-style traffic. It still falls short of the luxury brand experience, with an average overall feel and low playability. There are more cost-effective options at the same price point.