A Journey of Cultural Immersion

Stepping into Xiangjiang Hotel 1968 is like traveling through time. The red brick walls and turquoise glazed tiles weave a rich historical charm, while the weathered surfaces and vintage decor silently narrate the story of this Sino-Soviet architectural fusion. Once a witness to Changsha's diplomatic receptions, this heritage building has been preserved through relocation and renovation, retaining its Republic of China-era elegance while embracing new life as a cultural tourism landmark. The hotel boasts a "prime location," just steps away from Wuyi Square and the International Finance Center. Its 4,000-square-meter courtyard is thoughtfully designed: a lush open-air garden serves as a tranquil oasis in the bustling city, a book-filled lounge exudes literary charm, and a fully equipped gym embodies the essence of quality living. The service is impeccable. Complimentary laundry, exquisite breakfasts, and afternoon tea cater to both body and soul, with the concierge team going the extra mile—offering ginger tea on rainy days and luggage storage after checkout, showcasing warmth in every detail. Vintage car transfers and Republic of China-themed photo shoots add a touch of ceremony to everyday travel. From "sealed relic to five-star boutique stay," this is more than just a place to rest—it's a journey of cultural immersion. High-end amenities like Dyson hair dryers and Natura Bissé toiletries collide with historical ambiance to create a unique style, highly recommended for travelers seeking both substance and storytelling.