Top Couple Friendly Hotels in Changsha

We were very happy with the service and the location. The room was very nice, and the bed and pillows were both very comfortable. We booked a room with a window facing the hallway, and at first we were a little worried that the room might have an unpleasant smell. However, the room was very clean and there was no bad smell at all. Even though the main window faced the hallway, there was also a small window that could be opened slightly for fresh air. The bathroom had a solid, heavy door. We were not sure whether it was real wood or not, but it made the bathroom feel very private. The toilet was also automatic and had a heated seat. The cleaning lady was extremely kind and friendly. The rest of the staff were also always helpful, even though they did not speak much English. We were very happy with our stay and hope we will have the chance to visit again in the future. Thank you!

The hotel's location is incredibly convenient for getting around. If you're driving, there are connecting corridors directly to the hotel from levels B1 and B2 of the Wanda Plaza underground parking. For exploring the various attractions, the subway is even more convenient. As expected from a Wanda Vista five-star hotel, the service is top-notch. The lobby is grand, and the front desk staff are highly professional and have excellent attitudes. They even upgraded our room when they saw it was my daughter's birthday on the day we checked in! Overall, we were very satisfied with the room; it met five-star standards, and my elderly parents were also pleased. Later, we drove to Zhangjiajie, and the accommodation there was such a huge letdown in comparison. We'll definitely be staying at Wanda Vista again when we come to Changsha! (There's a Xu Ji Noodle Restaurant across the street from the hotel, and their beef and preserved vegetable soup noodles are delicious – definitely worth a try if you like soup noodles.)

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!!!

This is my third consecutive year staying at this hotel in Changsha. The location is absolutely fantastic, within walking distance to Wuyi Square, Pozi Street, Taiping Old Street, Du Fu River Pavilion, and right downstairs is the famous Wenheyou. The service is incredibly warm, from the greeters, front desk, and restaurant staff to housekeeping, especially Penny at the Executive Lounge. The first time we met, I only gave her my room number, and she immediately knew my surname, which made me feel right at home. The facilities are excellent; the rooms are very spacious. As a landmark building by the river, the views are expansive. Soaking in the tub or enjoying some tea while overlooking Orange Isle and the distant Yuelu Mountain is truly delightful. The room decor is cozy, the bedding is comfortable, and the soundproofing is great. I had a wonderful weekend in Changsha.

The hotel's front desk service was excellent, and the room they assigned me was perfect – spacious and very comfortable. The location is also quite good, very close to Martyrs Park and the Hunan Provincial Museum, and right across from Xiangya Hospital, all within walking distance. The room's facilities are comprehensive; it's an apartment-style hotel, so you can cook, and it comes with a microwave, fridge, and washing machine. The front desk even offers different complimentary hot drinks every day. If you need a place to stay in Changsha, I highly recommend this hotel.

This hotel is quite unique, with individual villa-style accommodations. The grounds are filled with lush greenery, well-maintained and with beautiful colorful flowers. The resort is expansive, making it convenient to park if you have your own car, or you can use their shuttle service. It's right next to Window of the World and the Undersea World, as well as where Hunan TV films its shows, which is quite popular. I didn't get to the gym, and the swimming pool isn't in the same building as the rooms; it's in another building. It's an indoor heated pool, which was quite pleasant, and thankfully, it wasn't too crowded when I went. The staff I encountered were all very friendly, and the front desk was patient and helpful in resolving any issues. My room was clean and tidy, and the service staff were very welcoming.

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.

The hotel is conveniently located near Wuyi Square subway station, making it super easy to access dining, entertainment, and shopping. Popular spots like Orange Isle and Yuelu Mountain are just a 20-30 minute subway ride away. The hotel lobby is on the 7th floor, so you'll need to take an elevator up. There are three elevators in total, but one occasionally goes out of service, so you might have a bit of a wait going up or down. The room itself is spacious and quite clean, which I was pretty happy with. The 'sky garden room' is exactly as pictured in image one. Breakfast is also served on the 7th floor and offers a good variety. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this place.

This hotel offers incredible value for money. It's conveniently located right next to a subway entrance, making transportation super easy. The room facilities are quite new, and the hygiene conditions are good. Definitely worth recommending! The front desk staff are very welcoming and helpful. When you're traveling, all you really want is comfort and ease of communication, and this place delivers on that perfectly.

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.