A Perfect Blend of History and Modernity!

Xiangjiang Hotel was originally a historic Changsha building from the 1930s and is Hunan Province's first successfully relocated cultural relic building, perfectly preserving its unique Sino-Soviet architectural style. Red brick walls, ornate beams, glazed tile roofs, and wooden stair railings exude Republican-era charm, making entering the lobby feel like stepping back in time. The cultural relics and maple leaf decorations throughout the hotel add an artistic atmosphere, with every photo capturing a vintage aesthetic. The hotel enjoys a prime location near Wuyi Square, within walking distance of popular attractions like IFS and Taiping Street. Despite being in the bustling city center, this standalone building is surrounded by greenery with a tranquil courtyard, truly an "urban oasis." The rooms are spacious and bright with excellent natural lighting and soft, sleep-inducing bedding. Bathtubs come with rose bath salts and loofah, complemented by Dyson hair dryers and high-end Le Labo toiletries—luxury in every detail. Public spaces are abundant: gym, library, and outdoor terrace are all available. As a microcosm of Changsha's history and culture, Xiangjiang Hotel 1968 has become my most recommended accommodation choice thanks to its unique architectural charm, attentive service details, and superior location.