If you go to Changsha, don't stay in crowded places

It's been some time since I returned from Changsha. Looking back and writing down this note is also a way to record the little memories of staying at this urban homestay. When choosing a hotel at that time, I didn't want to pick a place that was too noisy, but it couldn't be too remote either, because convenience in travel is still necessary. Deep consideration is required for travel on weekends and holidays this year, as crowding is an inevitable law. The Fangtang Yuan Ye Hotel is a bit away from the bustling city, but it's conveniently located, and a taxi ride to Wuyi Square takes only 3-5 minutes. From the outside, it looks like it's on top of a Vienna building, but once you reach the hotel's dedicated floors, the elevator doors open to another world. The hotel has a bar area, lounge area, and fitness area, and the surrounding space is very much in line with the small needs of an urban vacation, not at all the feeling of a conventional hotel with rooms on one floor, giving you plenty of space to rest and relax. It's like camping in a private world, and it exceeds expectations. Drinks in the area are free and available at any time. The use of space inside the room is also very reasonable. The room I stayed in had tatami mats, and the bathtub was super comfortable, with disposable bathtub liners provided. If the bathtub had a backrest and some bath salts, it would have been even better. The overall theme of the hotel and the naming of the rooms are based on Jay Chou's playlist, and not only that, each room is equipped with a Bluetooth speaker that includes Jay Chou's songs, and the sound quality is good. Returning to this space from the crowded attractions, all the fatigue is laid to rest. If I go to Changsha again, I would probably choose this place again.