Best Long-Stay Serviced Apartments in Chongqing?
8 Picks — Kitchen, Laundry, Workspace, Monthly Rates

We open the long-stay list with the serviced apartment that's both a leading Asian brand and in the best location — Ascott Raffles City Chongqing scores 9.6/10 from around 4,024 real reviews, the highest on the list, set in the Raffles City complex in the heart of Jiefangbei. What long-stayers like: rooms come with a full kitchen you can really cook in, an in-room washer-dryer, and a desk, plus a proper apartment living area, and you ride the lift straight down to the mall, a supermarket and Line 1 at Chaotianmen. Guests praise the five-star hotel service combined with a home feel, the high-floor river views, and a monthly rate that pays off on a longer stay. The honest caveat: it's the top of the price range here (though far cheaper booked by the month), and it sits in a huge complex where first-timers can struggle to find the right lift — and we don't yet have a standalone review of this property, so the booking buttons below go straight to the OTAs.

The value pick for a long stay right in the city centre without the luxury serviced-apartment rate — Asiam Yamei International Apartment Hotel scores 9.5/10 from around 6,655 real reviews, the most-reviewed property on this list. This apart-hotel sits in Jiefangbei, a walk from Hongyadong, the malls and markets. What long-stayers like: every room has an in-room washer-dryer, a desk, and a kitchenette with a microwave and fridge, so doing your own laundry and reheating food is easy, plus the price is far lighter than the international brands and the reviews are huge from real guests. The honest caveat: it's a kitchenette (microwave/fridge), not a full kitchen with a stove like the Ascott-group options, so if you'll cook properly choose one with a full kitchen; and as a local apart-hotel, check that it accepts foreign-passport check-in before booking — and we don't yet have a standalone review of it, so the booking buttons go straight to the OTAs.

The Ascott group's full-kitchen pick in a central Yuzhong riverside spot — Somerset Yangtze River Chongqing scores 9.3/10 from around 1,210 real reviews under Singapore's Somerset brand. What long-stayers like: the studio, one- and two-bedroom units have a full kitchen you can genuinely cook in, an in-room washer-dryer, and a spacious living area, a fit for both workers and families, plus a location on Changjiang Binjiang Road with Yangtze views and a walk into Jiefangbei. Guests praise the roomy units, the friendly service and the value over a longer stay. The honest caveat: the metro station is about 1 km away (and in this 8D city some of that is uphill), and some riverside angles mean climbing steps — and we don't yet have a standalone review of it, so the booking buttons go straight to the OTAs.

The Ascott group's full-kitchen pick on the quieter, better-value financial-district side — Citadines Gaoke Liangjiang Chongqing scores 9.4/10 from around 431 real reviews, a 212-unit serviced apartment in Liangjiang/Yubei. What long-stayers like: units from studio to three-bedroom come with a full kitchen you can cook in, a washer, and a work area, plus a northern location calmer than the city centre and close to the airport and Chongqing North station (about 20 minutes). Guests praise the clean, roomy units, the practical kitchen and the value over a longer stay. The honest caveat: it's on the new financial-district side, not in the tourist core, so reaching Jiefangbei means a ride on the Loop Line — a fit for those working on the north side or wanting quiet — and we don't yet have a standalone review of it, so the booking buttons go straight to the OTAs.

The Ascott group's best-value full-kitchen pick, and a fit for families — Somerset Chayuan Chongqing scores 9.4/10 from around 278 real reviews, a 170-unit serviced apartment on the Chayuan side of Nan'an. What long-stayers like: units from studio to three-bedroom come with a full kitchen, a washer-dryer, a spacious living area, and a ground-floor kids' playroom, a fit for families on a longer stay, plus a Chayuan location quieter than the centre, ~4 stops to Jiefangbei on Line 6 from Qiujiawan. Guests praise the clean, roomy units, the practical kitchen and the value. The honest caveat: Chayuan is a newer residential area, not next to the sights, so daily trips into the centre mean a metro ride — a fit for those who want quiet and value — and we don't yet have a standalone review of it, so the booking buttons go straight to the OTAs.

The Ascott group's most-central full-kitchen pick — Somerset Jiefangbei Chongqing scores 9.0/10 from around 701 real reviews, a Somerset serviced apartment a 2-minute walk from Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street. What long-stayers like: the studio, one- and two-bedroom units have a full kitchen you can cook in, an in-room washer-dryer, and a desk, plus an indoor pool, gym and sauna to unwind after a long day, and a location that walks to the malls, markets, Hongyadong and Lines 1/2. Guests praise the roomy units, the central location and the river views from some rooms. The honest caveat: it scores a touch lower than the others here (9.0) and a few reviews note the building isn't as new as the latest towers, though the central location and full kitchen remain the draw — and we don't yet have a standalone review of it, so the booking buttons go straight to the OTAs.

A value north-side pick for long-stayers who want to be in a shopping district — City Impression Apartment Hotel Guanyinqiao scores 9.3/10 from around 303 real reviews, an apart-hotel in the Guanyinqiao shopping district, the north-side CBD full of malls and restaurants. What long-stayers like: rooms have a kitchenette with an induction hob and fridge, an in-room washer, and a desk, so simple cooking and your own laundry are easy, plus a light price and a location near Guanyinqiao on Lines 3/9. Guests praise the roomy units, the shopping-district location and the value. The honest caveat: it's a kitchenette (induction hob/fridge), not a full kitchen with a gas stove and oven like the Ascott group, and it's on the north side, so reaching Jiefangbei means a metro ride across; as a local apart-hotel, check it accepts foreign-passport check-in — and we don't yet have a standalone review of it, so the booking buttons go straight to the OTAs.

We close the list with the Ascott group's lightest-priced option, for long-stayers who want a metro location on a tight budget — Citadines Connect Chayuan Chongqing scores 9.3/10 from around 279 real reviews, a 'Connect' serviced apartment by Line 6 (~510 m to Qiujiawan) and near Chongqing East station, a fit if you're in and out of the city or taking trains often. What long-stayers like: a light price, clean serviced-apartment-style rooms, a washer / laundry service, and the Ascott group standard. The important honest caveat: the Citadines Connect line is a select, limited-service brand — most rooms have no in-room kitchen (unlike a standard Citadines/Somerset with a full kitchen), so if your main goal is to cook, choose another property on this list with a kitchen; but if you mainly want laundry, a metro location and a light price for a long stay, it's good value — and we don't yet have a standalone review of it, so the booking buttons go straight to the OTAs.