Romantic Hotels in Changsha

The room is very spacious and the location is very convenient for getting around. The hotel staff called ahead to confirm our arrival and even sent a WeChat message with directions to the hotel. The housekeeping lady was very warm and friendly, promptly replenishing our water whenever needed, and always responsive to our requests. Although our room faced the street, once the windows were closed at night, the soundproofing was quite good. Right across the street is the IFS (International Finance Square), and Exit 8 of Metro Line 2 is right downstairs. However, if you have luggage, it's best to follow the hotel staff's advice and use Exit 1 instead, as Exit 8 doesn't have an elevator and you'd have to carry your suitcases up the stairs. All in all, choosing this hotel for our stay was a great decision. It's very close to the subway station, making it easy to get anywhere, and Wuyi Square is right downstairs. The front desk staff were also very enthusiastic. Highly recommended!

Highly recommend Wanda Vista Changsha! Butler Stellar provided attentive service and was very quick to respond to any requests. The overall ambiance is elegant and grand, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, the facilities are well-maintained, and housekeeping is both prompt and meticulous. The front desk is efficient with no long waits, and the doorman at the entrance is courteous and polite. The location is a huge plus—step right out into the shopping district, and iconic spots like Chaozong Street and Orange Island are not far away. All the staff members are friendly, making for a truly pleasant and comfortable stay.

Right inside Taiping Street, turn right for Mixue Bingcheng and left for many attractions. You can walk to May Day Square, no need for a taxi. I stayed for several days, and don't let the small entrance fool you. The bed is comfortable and the people are nice. Important: The washing machine is only for clothes, no socks or underwear. That's excellent! And it's convenient for hanging clothes too. It has an ancient style, and I'm really not sure where those bad reviews came from. I stayed for about 4 days. Believe it or not, that's up to you. At night, you can walk back to the hotel from Orange Isle. This is the most satisfying hotel I've stayed at since my trip began at the start of the month.

Grand Hyatt Changsha, a therapeutic retreat by the Xiangjiang River. With an exceptional location, the floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Xiangjiang River, Orange Island, and the city lights all in one view. The nighttime river view is both romantic and soothing—absolute perfection for photos!!! The guest rooms are clean and elegant with comfortable bedding, instantly washing away the fatigue of travel. The front desk staff provided outstanding service—prompt, polite, and gracious—showcasing the perfect balance and warmth of Hyatt hospitality. The breakfast offers a rich selection, and the freshly cooked Changsha rice noodles are authentic and flavorful. Step outside and you're right at Wenheyou and Hisense Plaza, making dining and getting around effortless. If you're coming to Changsha and looking for prime river views combined with reliable service, this is a place you'll want to return to again and again.

The hotel I chose this time was really good. I arrived quite early, but the front desk staff quickly arranged my check-in. The room was spacious and the environment was nice and clean, with a desk and chair. It's been raining in Changsha these past two days, and I wanted to do laundry in my premium king room. The staff readily agreed to help, so the service was excellent. The breakfast was delicious. Although it didn't have as much variety as a star-rated hotel, the taste was quite good, and they had everything you'd expect. The freshly ground coffee was especially nice. Overall, it's good value for money, and I would definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Changsha.

Thank you, Ms. Zhang, for cleaning the room! A big thank you to the chef at the second-floor restaurant for the delicious late-night meal, and to the gentleman at reception and the lady at the cashier for their warm and caring service last night. Also, thanks to all the Baidu young men for their enthusiastic and patient service. However, the service attitude of the breakfast manager on October 6th today was extremely disappointing. My husband has gout and couldn't come down for breakfast, so I asked to pack some food, but they initially refused. I had to quickly eat some porridge, vegetables, and watermelon myself. When I was packing, I asked a server for a cup of coffee, and I heard the manager tell the server, ”Ignore her.” The server was originally very kind and helpful. A manager like this is simply unprofessional. When I was getting taro and sweet potatoes, this female manager actually came over and told me that taking too much would be charged (May I ask what the standard for 'too much' is?). Please see the picture below; it shows the vegetables, coffee, and egg I took for my husband, who cannot eat meat due to gout. There was no service, and on top of that, such an insulting attitude. Such a good hotel is being ruined by this kind of service.

The room was very spacious. We booked a twin room, and I apologize for this, but the three of us moved the beds together. My apologies to the housekeeping staff who had to tidy up afterward. The service was excellent. They readily replenished water bottles and quickly brought up extra toiletries when requested. It was also very convenient that they could provide an extra key card for my friend who came back later at night. The view from the window was decent; you could see a partial river view through the floor-to-ceiling windows, and the night scenery was beautiful. The only downside is that the facilities are a bit old and not very smart, but that's it. Most importantly, there was a dead praying mantis in the room that looked like it had been there for a while, as its body had already turned yellow.

This is my second time staying here in Changsha, and I'm very grateful the hotel upgraded me to a larger room! The toilet flush didn't work every time, and the bathroom walls and window sills looked a bit old; I'd suggest they be updated. The breakfast was plentiful, but finishing by 10 AM felt a bit rushed. It's great that there's a pool, though I recommend bringing your own swimming cap. It's a bit of a distance from the subway station, so taking a taxi is more convenient.

The hotel is super convenient to get around. Just exit from Metro Line 7 at Wuyi Square, walk straight for 150 meters, and you're there. A quick tip to save you the trouble: don't trust the map telling you to exit from 6A—that exit is permanently closed!! The local specialty snacks, like fried rice cakes (Tangyou Baba) and stinky tofu, are also quite good. The room was clean and tidy, and the rice noodles at the breakfast restaurant were delicious, topped with freshly stir-fried pork with chili peppers, which I absolutely loved 😍

This is a great choice for traveling. It's very close to the train station with convenient transportation, so there's no need to rush. The front desk service was attentive and friendly, and they gave us a free room upgrade upon check-in, which was a pleasant surprise. The room was comfortable, and we had a great rest. Overall, the service is top-notch, the environment is quiet, and it's perfect for a short one-night stay.