I'm moved to tears! From now on, when I come to Changde, I will stick to this hotel in He Street

I've been to Changde three times, and I stumbled upon this hotel while surfing the internet, my dream room, it is Li Gao 1919. . This is the hotel a princess should stay in The building is an old red-brick western house, filled with a French romantic atmosphere inside. From the entrance to the lobby floor, there is a layer of shiny gold bricks, and the entire interior is decorated with a lot of black heartwood and copper ornaments, in two words 'luxurious'. It feels like a modern royal mansion, doesn't it? Moving in makes me feel like a little princess. The hotel doesn't have an elevator, and to get to the second floor you need to go up a staircase, step by step, which adds a sense of ceremony. . The historical building is very photogenic The simple and solemn exterior, the stairs and corridors show the sense of the years of old Shanghai. The bronze tones matched with the soft lighting, faintly visible, are very photogenic no matter how you take pictures. I suggest wearing a white dress to capture the fleeing princess vibe perfectly. . The rooms are fully equipped The bath products, mini bar, tea set, fruits, afternoon tea, and hairdryer are all from well-known brands. I really love the super large wet and dry separation shower room, and the view outside the window is the garden courtyard, which has a superb view. . Stay experience The breakfast variety is not particularly rich, it's a set meal, combining Chinese and Western styles, and there's also rice noodles. After placing the order, the hotel's customer service will proactively contact me to tell me where to park, and if I have a lot of luggage, they will also come to help pick it up. After checking in, they will also deliver it to the room together. The service staff are all very young, and the atmosphere during the stay is very good.