Hotels with Parking in Changsha

The hotel staff were all incredibly friendly and helpful. I stayed here for two nights and would definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip. The front desk attendant, staff member #1, even helped us locate a charging station, which was really convenient since we drive an electric car and they have them on basement level 2. When we checked out, they even gave us bottled water for the road – fantastic service all around!

So delighted with my stay at the Chaocong Ancient Street branch in Changsha! Tucked away on an old flagstone street, it offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. Step outside and you're surrounded by street food, and it's a short walk to Wuyi Square. The wabi-sabi style decor is chic and perfect for photos. The room comes with a Dyson hairdryer and Le Labo toiletries, and the bedding is so comfortable I slept soundly. The concierge service was attentive and thoughtful, breakfast was plentiful, and they even had a unique 'magic cube' event where you could swap for milk tea. So many thoughtful details! This is definitely my top choice for travel, I'll be staying here again next time.

The environment, cleanliness, and service were all great – a quiet spot amidst the hustle and bustle. The only downside is that the entrance road is a bit too narrow, and with shared electric bikes parked haphazardly along the side, it makes it difficult for vehicles to pass through an already small road.

The room was exceptionally clean, with soft and dry bedding. The bathroom came equipped with disposable towels and toiletries, and the smart toilet was very convenient to use. The guesthouse itself was quiet and peaceful, with excellent natural light and ventilation. It was fully furnished with all the necessary appliances, making daily life very easy. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, providing clear check-in instructions and prompt replies to any questions. The location is excellent, close to dining and shopping, with complete amenities nearby. The value for money far exceeded my expectations; it felt as comfortable as home. This will be my first choice for accommodation whenever I'm in the area again. I sincerely recommend it to anyone traveling.

The location is super convenient, right next to a Line 3 subway station, and close to Friendship Mall and Xiaoxiang Cinema. It's also a short subway ride to Wuyi Square, Hunan Provincial Museum, and Qia Tongxue Shaonian Square. The hotel rooms are very spacious and quite clean. Breakfast was decent. Overall, this Ramada offers great value for money. While it might not have a grand, luxurious lobby, all the essential services are well-provided. There's definitely room for improvement regarding the facilities: 1) There's no refrigerator in the room. 2) There used to be safes in the rooms, but I saw them stacked up by the elevator entrance (see picture 5). I'm not sure if they're being disposed of or repaired, but it's quite an eyesore. 3) Even during off-peak hours (not a weekend), based on the number of people at breakfast, it wasn't overly crowded, yet with only two elevators, there was often a wait. I even saw a queue forming around 3 PM.

Getting to Orange Isle is super convenient; you can either walk across Xiangjiang Bridge or take the subway just one stop. It's also only about 3 stops to downtown areas like Wuyi Square. Environment: The surrounding area is a bit so-so, with a few construction sites, but it's very quiet. Service and hygiene were both excellent, making me feel right at home.

Booked this hotel by chance, and it was pretty clean. The hot water came out fast and had good pressure, and the air conditioning was excellent. The rice noodles for breakfast were delicious, definitely worth trying – much better than the Zhou Ji noodles (my personal opinion), which were a complete mess. One minor issue: the toilet splashed water when you sat on it. On the bright side, the subway station is right on the -1 floor, making transportation very convenient.

The transportation is incredibly convenient. Coming from Fenghuang, it was a high-speed train transfer to the subway, about twenty minutes, and then a 7-8 minute walk from the exit. From the outside, it looked pretty average, but once inside, the lobby and facilities were really nice. Since it was summer break, there were a lot of families with kids during peak season, but the staff were super friendly, patient, and guided us with great composure. We stayed in a river-view room on the 20th floor, and the scenery was absolutely stunning. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and hygienic, no issues there. Orange Isle is just one subway stop away, and Pozi Street is within walking distance, as is Wuyi Square. What's also worth praising is the breakfast – it's incredibly comprehensive, with American, Chinese, and local specialties all available. I highly recommend the rice noodles; they were super delicious (suited my personal taste) 😄. All in all, I recommend this place. If you're coming to Changsha, book here!

I saw an absolutely stunning sunset over the Xiang River here in Changsha. Even though it rained heavily on the day I arrived, I was lucky enough to witness a rare and beautiful sunset from my hotel room in the evening. The orange hues of the twilight painted the river, and the 'blue hour' truly touched my heart. The river-view room offered an amazing, unobstructed, and expansive view with floor-to-ceiling windows directly facing the Xiang River. At night, I could also see the bustling city lights. Perhaps this is the joy of travel – you never know what the next moment will bring. The room design was incredibly stylish, and the public lobby exuded an artistic vibe. Every corner felt like it had its own filter, so you didn't even need to find the perfect angle for photos. There's even a hotel-owned selfie studio on the first floor where you can capture your travel memories. The name 'Tyndall Gap' (Tyndall隙) is also quite distinctive. If I ever get the chance to visit Changsha again, I would definitely choose this place. Let me share a few details that I really loved: The room came with a mini-fridge/minibar, and all the drinks were complimentary. Watching shows and the river view with a drink in hand was incredibly comfortable, and I didn't have to spend any extra money. The 1.8m bed was super comfortable, and the bedding was soft and skin-friendly. I'd love to know what brand they use! I slept incredibly soundly at night. The special breakfast offered a rich variety of delicious options, including Changsha's famous stinky tofu and sugar oil baba (fried glutinous rice cakes). Breakfast hours were from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM, perfect for sleeping in and then enjoying a meal. Overall, the quality completely rivals a five-star hotel – it's sophisticated and minimalist without being over-the-top. It's perfect for a romantic getaway, a trip with friends, or any kind of stay. The hotel is conveniently located right by the Peiyuan Bridge subway station. If you're looking for a high-rise hotel in Changsha with a great view and strong design aesthetic, this place is genuinely excellent.

The owner is incredibly friendly and accommodating. The room rates are very reasonable, and the place is clean. They even offer airport drop-off service, which is a huge convenience! On my previous visit, my flight was significantly delayed, and I couldn't confirm my exact arrival time. Yet, the owner kindly waited up for me until 3 AM! This is my second stay here, and I'll definitely be back!