A Poetic Abode That Evokes Memories

Stepping into the courtyard of Xiangjiang Hotel 1968 is like opening a yellowed photo album. The Sino-Soviet style brick-red exterior wall and carved porch outline the spirit of the last century, hidden among the green trees. This is not only a stop on the journey, but also a carefully preserved time, allowing every traveler to touch the pulse of Changsha in the interweaving of old and new. With the style of the Republic of China as the background, the hotel incorporates the tranquility of Chinese gardens and the solemnity of Soviet architecture. Every corner is full of surprises: pavilions surrounded by green trees, retro carved window lattices, the unique texture of wooden room cards, and even the landscape screen in the lobby seems to whisper the aftertaste of history. In the rooms, smart devices and old-fashioned tea sets coexist harmoniously, and the aromatherapy candles and disposable bathtub covers placed next to the bathtub make bathing a private ritual. Changsha stinky tofu in the rooftop restaurant condenses the local flavors of Changsha into one plate. The Chinese and Western buffet breakfast in the morning awakens the diverse expectations of the taste buds, from steaming rice noodles to freshly baked croissants. In the afternoon, enjoy complimentary afternoon tea by the window. The refreshments are as exquisite as works of art. With a cup of tea, you can feel the leisure of old friends reuniting. Whether you are a literary youth in search of old times or an urban weary traveler yearning for tranquility, there is always a world here where you can hear the echoes of your heart in the symphony of retro and modern.