Changsha Hotels with Balcony

"Our family chose this hotel for our summer vacation and we were all very satisfied. The room was spacious overall, with a comfortable layout and soft lighting. The air conditioning and Wi-Fi were stable, and the soundproofing was good, allowing for a quiet and restful night's sleep. It felt relaxing and peaceful to stay here. Plus, the disposable toiletries were of good quality, and the shampoo and body wash both had a lovely camellia scent."

"SEE PICTURES BELOW TO FIND THE HOTEL! When I arrived it was dark and heavy rain. I had very big problems finding the hotel since I followed another guests review where they uploaded a picture of the wrong building. I contacted Trip.com support and I hope they removed it by now. This is not the hotels fault! The hotel was clean and orderly. The location is great and the receptionist was super kind! There is also a washing machine. Next time I come to Changsha I will definetly stay here again. Very good value for money."

"The hotel's location is great and easy to find. IFS and Wuyi Square are right downstairs, making it super convenient for getting around and finding plenty of food options. The room is spacious and comfortable, with excellent amenities and a lovely view outside the window. I'd definitely come back here again. Highly recommend!"

"Highly recommend this hotel! The location is fantastic, with easy access to public transportation, shopping, and dining. The room was spacious and clean, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The service was exceptional; the staff were warm, attentive, and always ready to help. The breakfast offered a wide variety of choices and tasted great. I'll definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit!"

"The hotel's location is quite easy to find; you can spot the sign right from the entrance of Taiping Street. However, the actual hotel entrance is down a very dim alley, and water keeps dripping from the building next door, making it hard to avoid when walking by. Once inside, it feels like the hotel has been around for a while, and the elevator is a bit old. Getting a good room seems to be a matter of luck. My room had absolutely no window view, and with obstructions outside, the natural light wasn't great either. The humidity in the room was pretty extreme; the floor would stay wet for ages after housekeeping, and pants I'd dampened the day before wouldn't dry even after half a day in the air-conditioned room, extending into the next afternoon. There are no USB charging ports in the room, so if you have multiple devices, you'll need to bring enough adapters. Also, the bedside outlets aren't sufficient, and the placement of the sofa, desk, and outlets is awkward, making it inconvenient to use a laptop unless you're working curled up by the bed. So, for those who need to work, I wouldn't really recommend it. There's no single switch to control all the lights in the room, so you have to turn them off one by one. The bedside switches also lack any labels, so you have to try them all to figure out what they do. The lighting in the room itself didn't feel bright enough, and the light sources were uneven, making it insufficient for applying makeup. Unlike other electrical appliances, the air conditioning doesn't turn on automatically when you insert your room card; you have to manually switch it on every time you enter the room. Even though the bathroom has a wet/dry separation, the sliding door is single-paneled, meaning only one side can be closed. If you slide it all the way to one side, there's no door on the other. Also, the sink is quite shallow, so water splashes everywhere if the water pressure is high or you're washing something. There were also quite a few white stains in the nooks and crannies of the bathroom, possibly from years of use, which didn't look very hygienic. Both the wooden and concrete walls in the room were pitted and stained, and the sofa cover also had dirt on it. These things don't affect the functionality of the stay but are psychologically off-putting. However, the guest experience is often heavily influenced by these tiny details. A small suggestion: if they renovate in the future, I'd recommend using lighter shades like grey for the floor tiles and walls, and darker colors for fabric items like sofa covers, as they hide dirt better and look more refined. The black tiles at the entrance and in the bathroom really show every speck of dirt... Compared to other hotels, it might not be truly dirty, but visually, it's a big disadvantage. I had high expectations because I really liked the decor style shown in the online photos, but my stay was a bit disappointing. On the positive side, the complimentary amenity kit included cotton pads (which I didn't get at Atour where I stayed a few days prior, and most hotels don't provide them). Also, the service was attentive and responsive, and the staff even helped with washing and drying clothes (which deserves a big shout-out; they even folded them neatly after they were dry, sniff). But! I booked for three days in total, and after staying one night, I discovered the price for the same room type on the platform for the same period dropped by over 50 yuan per night! Infuriating!!!"

"What an absolute gem of a hotel! 🏨 I was initially drawn in by the photos of the hotel's ambiance, and it's even more beautiful in person! It's got that old-money charm, and it's super photogenic. It actually used to be a bank! The rooms inside are also well-designed with separate wet and dry areas. The decor is incredibly stylish! They even deliver your freshly laundered clothes right to your room – a really nice touch! Anyone with good taste would choose this tasteful hotel. Location: It's right at the entrance to the Taiping Street scenic area. Just look for the three characters 'Taiping Li' and head down that small alleyway! The automatic door at the entrance has a really grand feel to it, too~"