Grand Hyatt Changsha is located in the Hua Yuan International Center on No 36 Middle Xiangjiang Road, Tianxin District, Changsha Adjacent to the Xiang River, the hotel faces the famous Du Fu Jiang Ge and the heart of charming Orange Isle Park, providing breathtaking views of Changsha’s skyline, the Xiang River, Yue Lu Mountain to the west and the bustling city to the east.
Situated in the river valley along the lower reaches of the Xiang River, Guests at Grand Hyatt Changsha can easily reach the renowned landmarks. Walked into the most influential delicacy
spot Super Wenheyou, experienced traditional Changsha style. Steeped in history and culture, entertainment and fashion, the city is also home to nightlife.
"Second stop of our winter vacation: Changsha! The St. Regis was too out of the way for dining, and the Park Hyatt didn't have a club lounge, which is inconvenient with kids. So we chose the Grand Hyatt, and the environment is beautiful – quite impressive!
**Facilities**: The rooms show their age a bit. The hairdryer, which was rumored to be Dyson, turned out to be a Laifen. The Samsung TV, while decent, had some outdated ports, and I consistently had trouble connecting my laptop via HDMI. Everything else was pretty good though. The small dining table and long sofa setup were comfortable for a vacation.
**Breakfast**: From a distance, it looked like standard five-star hotel fare, but up close, there were some highlights. The juices were freshly squeezed, and there were many types of smoothies. While the bread selection wasn't huge, the bakery items were excellent, with croissants that had perfectly flaky layers.
**Swimming Pool**: A 25-meter pool. Going early in the morning meant it was nearly empty, which was wonderful. The changing rooms were impeccably clean, big plus!
**Club Lounge**: Perhaps because it was Chinese New Year, the standards seemed a bit lower. There was a good variety of drinks, but many bottles were empty when we went in the evening. However, with so much great food in Changsha, the lounge was mainly just for making sure the kids had something light to eat so they wouldn't go hungry.
**Location & Transport**: Unbeatable! Wenheyou is right next door, and just around the corner is the Heyer But Different branch of Chayan Yuese, so you can drink all the bubble tea you want. Walk a few more steps and you're at Pozi Street, and you can even see Orange Isle from the window!
**Value for Money**: It was a bit pricey over Chinese New Year, but if it were a bit cheaper on regular days, it would be an excellent hotel that truly delivers!"