Hotels in Changsha

"Really good, much more comfortable and cleaner than I expected, and the room was very spacious. The only thing is that I had an early high-speed train on the second day and didn't get to try the in-house breakfast. However, the front desk thoughtfully provided a packed breakfast, so I didn't go hungry in the morning. Excellent, five-star rating!"

"The hotel boasts a massive balcony, incredible river views, a spacious bathroom with ample hot water, comfortable bedding, convenient dining options, excellent front desk service, and prompt, attentive room service. So many positives! The only downsides were the poor soundproofing – I was woken up twice in the early morning during my three-night stay by noise in the hallway, and I even had the misfortune of a wedding party next door. Also, if you're arriving by subway with luggage, whatever you do, DO NOT exit from Beichen Delta Metro Exit 1 and try to walk along Qinglan Road to the hotel lobby. You'll either have to carry your luggage up pedestrian stairs or walk on the vehicle lane, which is on a steep incline. This access is incredibly un-user-friendly for first-time guests arriving by subway. I later discovered you can find a direct elevator in the Cultural Park garage that takes you up to the platform, and then you can squeeze through a gap in the fence to reach the hotel lobby. The correct way is to exit from Metro Exit 2, walk along Pingsha Road to Beichen Hui. If you arrive during mall operating hours, you can enter Beichen Hui and find elevator door 3 to go up to L1, where you'll finally see signs directing you to the Intercontinental Hotel. If you arrive outside of mall operating hours, you have to keep walking until you see an escalator going up, then follow the platform to the hotel lobby entrance. It's quite exhausting. Next time I stay at Beichen Intercontinental, I'll definitely take a taxi; public transport is just too much hassle. Thankfully, the hotel has so many positives that they offset a lot of the negative emotions."

"Nice and cosy room. Clean bed linen, towels and toilet/sink. Toilet bowl has electronic bidet. A nice touch. No laundry service but it’s okay. It is right next to the high speed rail station, and also next to the metro station. Very very convenient for going around. There is also a convenience store at the lobby. Overall a cosy and budget-friendly hotel if you’re visiting 长沙。"

"The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic, right in the bustling city center with direct access via Metro Line 2. It's just a ten-minute walk to Orange Isle, three metro stops from Yuelu Mountain, and within walking distance to Huangxing Pedestrian Street, Pozi Street, and Wuyi Square. Transportation is incredibly convenient. I booked a standard room, but the front desk kindly upgraded me to a river-view king room for free. The views are expansive, offering an unobstructed panorama of Orange Isle's night scenery from a high floor – a truly unique, prime river view. The room itself is very spacious, equipped with a bathtub, refrigerator, and a separate shower, perfect for admiring the Xiangjiang River from afar. Many attractions are also within walking distance, making getting around very easy. They even included complimentary smelly tofu from Huogongdian and a 50% discount coupon for Didi (ride-sharing), which is an amazing deal. Highly recommend staying here! **Facilities:** Quite new **Hygiene:** Very clean **Environment:** Feels like the best hotel in the area **Service:** Attentive"

"This stay was absolutely fantastic! The room was spacious and bright, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. The biggest surprise for me was having a 'Chayan Yuese' (a popular bubble tea shop) right in the same building, so I could grab a drink anytime. The hotel also offers a free gym, which was super convenient for an evening workout. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Changsha!"

"This hotel is pretty much in downtown Changsha, very close to IFS. It's about a 15-20 minute walk to go shopping. It feels like an older hotel, so the facilities are a bit dated. However, the service is good. The front desk offers a complimentary cup of Cha Yan Yue Se (tea drink) per person. You just pick your favorite and tell them, and a robot delivers it to your room in about half an hour. The hotel breakfast is quite tasty, especially the noodles with beef brisket and pork intestines – so delicious! Autumn special: Choose one of three Cha Yan Yue Se drinks. Didi taxi 50% off coupon: Great for getting to the high-speed rail station."

"Maybe everyone has a 'BEST' in their heart, either already there or in the making. If it's already there, it's perfectly cliché; if it's in the making, it's kept deep down, hesitant to be spoken, slowly waiting. Honestly, Wharf's hotels, despite their past fame, rarely impress me. But what can you do? You can't choose not to love it, because this is the greatest contribution Wharf has made to this city. You see, the flagship Harbour City is only accompanied by the Marco Polo 'Three Musketeers', but what Wharf has brought to Changsha includes Niccolo, the tallest building in Central China, the first Park Hyatt in the central-western region, and the world's first MAQO hotel, MAQO Changsha, which opened in 2023. William Lazer introduced the concept of lifestyle into marketing. He believed that lifestyle is a systematic concept. From a marketing perspective, consumer purchasing behavior reflects the lifestyle of a group, which then spawned a series of derivative terms, with 'Lifestyle Hotel' being a significant one. Wharf Group also caught this trend, launching its own Lifestyle Hotel in Changsha – a boutique version of Marco Polo, a youthful version of Niccolo – the MAQO Hotel. The lobby is adorned with novel cultural art pieces, serving as a social gathering place, a hub where business, work, life, entertainment, and art converge. While maintaining the refined and avant-garde design of a boutique hotel, it further highlights Changsha's vibrant entertainment, social, and cultural atmosphere. The public areas are undoubtedly outstanding and impressive. The paperless iPad check-in in the lobby taps into the eco-friendly trend, making the process simple and practical. The overall service from the hotel staff still upholds Wharf's consistently excellent standards. Even though the room size and room category have been criticized by countless people, if the 'hardware' isn't enough, the service makes up for it. E.D.I.T. (Eat Drink Indulge Together) is at the core of the hotel's dining experience. This is especially commendable given that none of the four luxury Marriott hotels or the Grand Hyatt in Changsha offer à la carte breakfast menus, showing genuine sincerity. Of course, in the current cost-cutting environment, the hotel's breakfast has seen some reductions (for instance, Cantonese dim sum has been removed). And having eaten in the restaurant twice, it seems the hotel offers monthly or quarterly set menus, so the options became a bit repetitive. Items like soufflés, originally included in the set menu, were no longer available due to seasonal changes, so..."

"My recent stay at this hotel near Changsha South Station exceeded my expectations, thumbs up! 👍 The location is incredibly convenient, just a few minutes' walk to the subway station, making getting around a breeze. Breakfast was a definite highlight, with a wide variety of options including local specialties like brown sugar cakes and freshly made rice noodles. The fruit was fresh, and it was a really enjoyable meal. 🥣 On the eighth floor, there's a gym and a self-service laundry room, thoughtfully equipped with detergent and drying racks, which was very practical. The service was prompt, and the delivery robots were both cute and efficient. As the scenic elevator slowly ascended, the city streetscape unfolded before my eyes, a tranquil and beautiful moment. 🏃 Overall, the stay was worry-free and comfortable, offering great value for money. It's definitely a place I'd choose to stay again. ~"

"Choosing the right hotel for a trip to Changsha is so important! The Days Inn by Wyndham Yuelu is super close to Wuyi Square, directly accessible by subway, making it incredibly convenient for shopping at IFS and trying local delicacies without any detours. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding soft and comfortable, and the bathroom with its wet/dry separation was a thoughtful touch. The front desk staff were enthusiastic and even recommended authentic local snacks. The fitness center and laundry room were super practical. It offers excellent value for money; I'll definitely stay here again next time!"

"My trip to Changsha was elevated by this hotel's excellent overall quality, striking a perfect balance between efficiency and experience. The guest room served as a professional mobile office: an ergonomic chair, easily accessible multi-type power outlets, and consistently stable high-speed internet formed a solid triangle for productive work. The smart climate control system and separate wet/dry bathroom provided a distinct sense of relaxation during busy periods. The hotel's location was the icing on the cake. Not only did it ensure a mere ten-minute journey to the city center, but it also seamlessly wove authentic urban life into my business itinerary. I could start my mornings refreshed in the courtyard of Yang Kaihui's former residence, stroll to Mifeng Street in the evening for local flavors, and enjoy a familiar comfort from Chayan Yuese anytime. This 'work here, live here' seamless integration greatly enriched the travel dimension of my trip. From efficient laundry service to a timely restocked mini-bar, the comprehensive amenities took care of all my concerns. This wasn't just a simple stay; it was a high-quality business travel experience empowered by professional facilities and a prime location, allowing for both efficiency and exploration."