Changsha Mountain view Hotels

I came to Changsha for a concert, and as a Meixi Lake girl, I specifically chose to stay at Jinmao. Even though I checked in after midnight, the hotel still honored my request for a room with a full view of the Meixi Lake Grand Theatre. Both the hotel and the room were luxurious, the window view was incredible, and the service was excellent. The gym and swimming pool were free to use, and there were lounge areas with yoga and kids' play zones in the atrium every few floors. For just a few tens of yuan more, I enjoyed a minibar with snacks and drinks, welcome fruit, Häagen-Dazs, and three travel photoshohoots, which could be taken within the hotel and Grand Theatre area. This was incredibly meaningful for me, traveling alone! Overall, the experience was fantastic, and I'd love to stay here again.

The room exceeded my expectations. Mao Zedong's statue is right outside the window and looks even more stunning when lit up at night. The service was excellent. From the hotel, it's about a ten-minute walk to Qia Tongxue Shaonian Square. While the breakfast selection wasn't huge, they did offer Sprite, Coke, bottled water, and fruit for free. The only downside was that the viewing platform in the room and the bathroom counter were a bit high, which isn't very convenient for guests with children or the elderly.

This hotel boasts excellent decor and service. From the moment I checked in, I experienced truly attentive hospitality. It's an absolute gem of a hotel! The high-altitude views are breathtaking, with the front desk located on the 39th floor and guest rooms even higher. The hotel also features charming, retro-style entrance doors. Both the hardware and software are top-notch. Breakfast is fantastic, offering a wide variety of delicious options, including freshly made 'maizi fen' noodles. The location is super convenient, very close to the city center, and there's a direct subway line to the high-speed train station. The facilities are comprehensive and well-maintained. Every staff member has a smile, and the concierge proactively assists with luggage. The location is superb – if you're visiting Changsha, this is a must-book!

Choosing this guesthouse for my trip to Changsha was such a stroke of luck! The room was spotless, the bedding was clean and fresh-smelling, and the bathroom was dry and hygienic. The owner was incredibly warm and thoughtful, sending me a detailed travel guide before I even checked in and always responding promptly to any questions I had. All the appliances and toiletries were well-stocked, making for a truly complete setup. The guesthouse is right next to the scenic area, so I could walk to attractions easily. It's also close to the subway and a snack street, making getting around and finding food super convenient. The value for money is outstanding, and I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Changsha.

The hotel boasts a great location, convenient parking, and clean, tidy rooms with beautiful night views! The breakfast selection was plentiful, and the rice noodles were delicious 🤤 The receptionists were warm and attentive, always ready to answer any questions 👍👍👍 The hotel is right next to the subway station (Yingwan Town Station), making it very convenient for getting around and sightseeing. It's only one stop away from Orange Isle and also very close to Yuelu Mountain Park. This time, I stopped by on my way back, so the itinerary was a bit rushed. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time. 😊😊😊 The two night views are actually from my room window. I didn't take pictures of all the breakfast options, just my own 🤭🤭🤭

This homestay has a puppy named Yunduo and a very tame little cockroach (temporarily called Xiaohei), they are very clingy, and they sleep in the sun on the bench with them. This is a homestay that can heal people. I don't want to praise their home's decoration style and service quality. It is more that I can really feel the warmth and comfort brought by being away from the noise of the city. I like this store very much, this is a store that will make me nostalgic.

Excellent service! This has to be the best family-friendly hotel I've ever stayed in, bar none! And I'm not a shill! We booked a deluxe twin room and it was upgraded, and they took great care of both the elderly and children. The included Ocean Kingdom, Water World, and Snow World were all super fun and offered a great experience, comparable to Chimelong. Front desk staff member Wendy Huang also provided excellent service. The only minor downsides were that while the breakfast buffet was plentiful, if you went for dinner late, the food selection might be a bit limited. Also, it would be even better if the hotel shuttle bus had more frequent runs!

Every time I come to Changsha, I choose the Grand Hyatt. Thanks to the staff at the Grand Club for helping arrange my usual room. It's on a high floor, with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows directly overlooking the Xiang River, and a clear view of Orange Isle. The room was also set up in advance according to our usual preferences, showing the hotel's thoughtfulness and respect for its guests. Due to the large number of guests, the Grand Club's happy hour has removed the chef-served dishes and added one more dish to the buffet. The food tastes good and has a strong Hunan flavor. Compared to before, they've also added Changsha's local snacks. Most of the staff at the Grand Club are new hires, but they are very enthusiastic and eager to help. It would be even better if they were more proactive in clearing plates. Room service was also very thoughtful and prompt, though I hope the cleaning could be a bit more meticulous. Breakfast at the buffet restaurant on the first floor is very rich, with many Changsha local specialties: fried pork with chili noodles, stinky tofu, sugar oil粑粑 (a sweet fried dough), chuanyan粑粑 (another local snack)... everything you could want. My favorite before was the handmade fresh meat buns, but this time, the quality seemed to have declined. Some buns weren't hot enough, and some had very little meat filling, which was a pity. The mini steamed buns, however, were quite good. We also tried the buffet dinner. It happened to be the monthly birthday party on the first of the month. The restaurant was decorated for birthdays, had a singer, and prepared a large cake that all guests could share. There was also a lucky draw, and birthday celebrants for the current month received a 50% discount. All arrangements were very thoughtful. The buffet dishes were very rich. The salmon was fresh and tender, and the female chef was very generous with thick cuts. There was also a wide variety of seafood. The live seafood tank had abalones and various shellfish. There were steamed swimming crabs served at the table, chilled king crab legs, Arctic sweet shrimp, large shrimp, mussels, as well as spicy stir-fried seafood, grilled oysters, and pan-fried foie gras. Restaurant staff also used a cart to serve parma ham with melon and sparkling wine, adding to the sense of occasion. The restaurant's desserts were also delicious. The durian egg custard was served in a cute eggshell-shaped container. The black truffle flavor in the black truffle Basque cheesecake was very rich. Even the tiramisu came in both matcha and coffee flavors. They were sweet but not cloying, and very delicious. Hyatt Group's dining standards are indeed consistently high and did not disappoint. The restaurant service staff were very proactive in clearing plates and always attentive to guests' needs. In short, our trip to Changsha Grand Hyatt left us very satisfied, and we will choose it again next time we come to Changsha.

The hotel room was very clean and tidy. They offer a free and very prompt airport pick-up service; we just called them upon arrival at the airport and a car was dispatched immediately. The staff were also very efficient with the check-in process. The hotel provides breakfast, which starts early, making it perfect for those catching early flights. It's a standalone hotel, and the room facilities and amenities are quite complete.

The 260-acre old palace, with green trees covering the sky and the sun. It was late to the hotel (about six o'clock), saying that the room in the main building No. 8 originally booked was gone, and I could go to Building No. 5 without an elevator. The room manager saw that we had objections, accompanied the explanation and took the room, and took care of the waiter to help us carry the luggage upstairs. It was really a long-distance trip and she was tired because of her sincerity, but she also gave up staying for the third night. The room has a good base, the facilities are well maintained, the linen hot water air conditioning is OK, and the sanitation is quiet and safe. Green trees are blocked, the room is not bright, and there is no safe or refrigerator. It is not recommended to drive by yourself. Building 5 is also more than one kilometer away from the nearest subway line 6 (Building 8 is farther), take a taxi.