Apartments in Hunan, China

An Absolute Gem for Travelers! ✨ I had the most wonderful stay here! As a solo traveler, I felt incredibly safe and welcome from the moment I arrived. The accommodation was spotlessly clean, and it’s nestled in a lovely, quiet neighbourhood which was perfect for getting a peaceful night's rest. The owner is genuinely one of the friendliest and most accommodating hosts I’ve ever met! Even though I was just traveling light with a backpack, he still kindly provided pick-up and drop-off services right from the train station, which was a massive plus and made my arrival so effortless. And as the sweetest bonus, he even gave me some fresh watermelon to enjoy before heading to the train station on my last day. Talk about amazing hospitality! 🍉 The location is also fantastic, just a few minutes from the center. I actually loved being slightly outside the main hub because it meant I got to enjoy wandering the charming, quieter streets nearby while still being super close to all the action. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect, welcoming home away from home. If you are traveling in Furon, do yourself a favor and book this place! I will definitely be back!

The apartment come with 2 rooms, living hall, kitchen, washing machine and dryer. Located in the core business district of Wuyi Square, which is very convenient for travel. Sorrounding has many malls and resturants. The host is very nice and helpful. We bought many parcels online and come in different days, the host helped to contact delivery man to receive parcels for us. Recommend to stay here.

The room was clean and well-designed. The front desk staff was very kind. I forgot my charging cable for my business trip, and the power bank rental was too far away. The staff member at the front desk lent me a power bank that his mother had bought for him, which I really appreciate! It was a very pleasant trip!

This hotel is located on the top floor of a building, right next to the east bank of the Xiang River. To the west, you can overlook Yuelu Mountain and Orange Isle. The views are fantastic! The hotel's location is super convenient, with a subway station nearby. It's not far from major city attractions, easily reachable by foot, subway, or taxi. On the east side, the old alleyways offer a rich taste of local life, allowing you to experience the seamless blend of Changsha's modernity and tradition. The hotel service is excellent. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the mattress and pillows are just right – neither too soft nor too firm. The soundproofing in the rooms is good. On the river-facing side, due to its proximity to a main urban road and the riverside promenade, there might be a slight rustling sound from passing vehicles and people exercising during morning rush hour. However, it's all within a tolerable range, and the white noise doesn't interfere with sleeping in. (All attached photos were taken from inside the room)

Try to imagine for a second, a hotel room with: Three bedrooms, each with a double bed, two bathrooms, a kitchen, a living room, a washing machine, located high up 40 floors, lake view, and even a tea corner. What do you think such a room should cost for a night? Well, I don't know about you, but for me it certainly wasn't the 300 yuan we paid. The location is not far away from the attractions either, it takes a quick 15 minute cab ride to hot spot night markets like Tai Ping street and 20 minutes to Orange Island. I think that's all that's needed to be said to convince anyone to stay here. But what's the catch? Sounds too good to be true right? Well, there really isn't one, but allow me to nitpick. 1) The provided kitchen basically only includes 2 stove tops, a kettle, and a fridge. No cookware or utensils provided. 2) Only one of the 2 bathrooms has a shower. 3) The furniture generally feels cheap. 4) The windows need cleaning. For the price there really isn't anything to complain about. Highly recommended at this price point. This is hands down, by far, the best valued accomodation I've ever stayed at. Downstairs there are many local restaurants to choose from as well as a few convenience stores available. It is also located right at the subway exit although the hotel entrance may be a bit confusing to find.

Stepping into this hotel felt like entering a dream paradise hidden from the world. The lobby's design was exquisitely crafted, with soft lighting illuminating the polished marble floors, casting dreamy, ethereal reflections. Every inch of space seemed to exude an artistic ambiance. The room was cozy and elegant, with delicate sheer curtains gently swaying in the breeze. Sunlight streamed through the windows, casting a golden glow on the soft bed, instantly washing away the fatigue of travel. Outside, the view was picturesque, either a tranquil lake with shimmering ripples or lush mountains enveloped in mist. Here, time seemed to slow down, and every moment was filled with poetry and romance. This hotel is a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling city. From the moment you step through the doors, you can feel a unique sense of peace and serenity. The hotel's decor is minimalist yet elegant, with every detail showcasing quality and style. The room was filled with a subtle lavender scent, making it feel as if you were in a lavender field in Provence. The comfortable bed was as soft as a cloud, making me happy.

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.

This hotel is a good option for a short stay of one or two nights. The biggest advantage is its convenient location, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and public transportation nearby. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and the service was excellent throughout our stay. The hotel itself is not new, and the rooms could benefit from some renovation, but everything we needed was available, and the room was clean. Considering the price and location, it offers reasonable value for a short visit. If you’re looking for a modern luxury hotel, this may not be the best choice. However, if your priority is a convenient location, friendly service, and a place to sleep while exploring the city, this hotel does the job well.

Unlike other hotels in China, this one did not offer a pickup service from the train station, making our journey to the hotel quite complicated. The actual taxi fare from the station turned out to be double the price we had been quoted. We had received information via Trip.com that if we took a bus to a specific square, the hotel would pick us up from there; however, the hotel later messaged us saying they didn't have time to do so, forcing us to make our own way there. My husband lost his passport during the journey, but the hotel staff were amazing and helped us locate it—we are very grateful for that! As for the room, it was nice and matched the photos. However, we were told that breakfast wouldn't start until after we had left for the train station (after 8:00 AM), so they offered to prepare a packed breakfast for us instead. Yet, upon checking out, we saw that the breakfast service had actually been open since 7:00 AM. We also disliked the fact that the staff repeatedly asked us to rate the hotel a ”5”; they kept checking to ensure we would give them the highest possible rating.

A very pleasant stay! 😊 The hotel service was excellent. A week before our arrival, a concierge called to confirm our check-in time and asked if we needed any children's amenities since we were traveling with my son. We booked a two-bedroom suite, which was fully equipped and comfortable. The kitchen had a microwave, a capsule coffee machine, a large refrigerator (which was clean and odorless), and a washing machine. There were two bathrooms, not huge, but perfectly adequate. The master suite bathroom had both a bathtub and a shower, and the water pressure was great and very comfortable. The hotel is relatively close to bustling areas like Wuyi Square and IFS (International Finance Square), about a twenty-minute drive. Those with good stamina could even walk. However, due to the hot weather, we mostly took taxis, which were inexpensive, usually around ten to twenty RMB to popular attractions. For Orange Isle, taxis have restrictions, so we opted for the subway. The hotel is less than a 10-minute walk to Furong Square Metro Station. From there, it's just 3 stops on Line 2 to Orange Isle Metro Station, and the attraction entrance is right outside, which was very convenient. During our four-day stay, the front desk staff and servers were all very welcoming, always greeting guests warmly whenever they saw them.