Changsha Yijia Alley Hotel (May 1st Square Chaosong Ancient Street Store)

Honest review. I booked it casually but didn't expect it to be so good. It's not very big but very clean and tidy. It's really comfortable to stay in. The shower room and toilet are separated. The space is large, which I also feel very comfortable about. The hair dryer is from Lefen and it's really good. But the only downside is that I found the shower head is quite dirty. I hope the store owner can report it to the cleaning staff.

It is very convenient to travel next to the May Day Square. The room is very warm, the whole house is smart, and the elevator needs to swipe the card to get on. It feels very safe. The cost performance is very high, the hygiene is clean, and the front desk service is very enthusiastic

The location is very good, the room is very nice, clean and tidy, quiet in a busy city, Chaozong Street commercial street is nearby, not noisy, there are delicious food everywhere, the front desk service attitude is good, and they also provide travel guides. Changsha 5a-level scenic spots must be visited. The facilities are very complete. There is a washing machine with dryer upstairs. The night view upstairs is very beautiful and suitable for travel. There are also various specialty bars around. There are many choices. I will stay at Yijiaxiang Hotel next time I come to Changsha🏨👍

The location is very convenient, the bathroom is large, the room is a little narrow, just right for one person The service is very good and the room facilities are also good

The soundproofing in the room is really bad and the bar downstairs is full of DJ sounds at night. It's horribly noisy.

Cleanliness: Cleaned every day, but there is a lot of dust on the bedside. Environment: It's not an awkward distance from the subway; it's convenient to take the bus when going out. There is Yuloudong at the entrance of Beizheng Street, and Shuangyanlou in the street, both of which are century-old brands (I especially like Yuloudong’s Perilla Plum and Ginger). The entire floor should belong to the hotel alone. There is an elevator to enter by swiping the room card, which is a sense of security. Facilities: The corridor is narrow and the facilities in the room are of average workmanship. You have to be careful when opening and closing doors, especially the luggage wardrobe rack. When you are putting away clothes, you are afraid that the wardrobe rack will fall apart and hit you. What I particularly want to complain about is the air conditioner. I have never encountered such a naughty air conditioner. After staying for three nights, I was woken up at around 4 o'clock in the morning every time. Maybe it was because we were sweating less in Changsha during the hot summer, so we were given free sauna for three nights. So naughty. Service: nothing outstanding. When I got up early the next morning and went downstairs, I ran into a man at the elevator entrance and asked about the air conditioner. He said with a look of disgust that we had set the timer function ourselves, then turned around and left in a gorgeous way. Well, travelers are a**.