Staying at Yijian•6500 in Changsha, spoiled by Republic of China style and divine service

Changsha isn't short of internet-famous spots, as the city itself is a massive "celebrity". On my fifth visit to Changsha, I've started exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations, and the same goes for hotel selection. This time, I stayed at Yijian 6500 on Sujia Alley, a historic street paved with granite stones. Located in the tranquil yet trendy Chaozong Street, this alley gathers numerous gourmet restaurants and unique boutiques, making it a must-visit spot in Changsha where history and modernity blend seamlessly. The hotel itself is stunning, with beautiful courtyard views. It's lovely to sit outside during cooler days or evenings, and the photo opportunities are excellent. The retro building of the Provincial Grain Bureau across the street adds charm, though it's not open to visitors. The hotel looks even more enchanting at night with its tasteful lighting—I couldn't resist snapping a few shots after returning from supper. The overall experience was incredibly comfortable, with meticulous attention to detail in service. For instance, the closet's canvas bag was stocked with wet wipes, tissues, and heating pads—such thoughtful touches truly set this boutique hotel apart. For a truly comfortable stay in Changsha, Yijian is a trustworthy choice that elevates your travel experience.