Crystal Orange Hotel Changsha Wuyi Avenue

The hotel was sleek, clean and comfortable. I only stayed for a night on my first day in Hunan Province, but it was a relaxing place to come back to after a busy day in the city. Very convenient if you need to catch a train or visit tourist spots, as it is close to a metro station that can easily reach the railway stations and Orange Isle (Juzizhou).

This is a great hotel, conveniently located near the metro station, 迎宾路, just two stations away from五一广场. The staff provides excellent service, especially Zhao Qing.

We have enjoyed the breakfast and appreciated the laundry service. We dislike the "smoke" smell in our room. Non smoking in room should be strictly enforced.

Excellent accommodation. Clean rooms and great service. 小刘 the hotel staff is also very welcoming and professional

Very good location and clean hotel. Staffs are friendly and polite. No jam nearby can cab to all the popular places within 15mins. Tv is big and can airplay

Exceeding expectation! We had two rooms for two nights. Also first time in Changsha. First-time stay recommended by a local friend. We never heard about this Chinese hotel franchise before this trip. This Crystal Orange was only opened in 2022 we heard and it was clean and quiet. Breakfast was a treat with fresh fruits and local cuisines. We didn't know about every dish but liked whatever we tried. It was a comfortable stay. Our room service staff even left additional brew coffee supplies after the first day observation that we finished all the brew, very sweet. (There are many coffee stores in China than how I remembered from a decade ago but still a challenge to find real coffee with good roast I'd say. This hotel's ground coffee was the closest one to what we like back home). The location is great and easy to go by with either bus, subway or you can taxi all the time. Changsha is not an uber big city with accessible travel distance. It wasn't bad at all to go to nearby locations for sightseeing. For foreigners I would recommend setting up AliPay/WeChat Pay for transportation which was easier for us to get around in the city. We called taxi via the digital payment apps all the time.