Check in to this retro Republic of China-style homestay in Changsha!

Originally built in the 1930s with Sino-Soviet architectural influences, this historic building once served as Hunan Province's important guest reception venue. Through a groundbreaking architectural relocation project (the first successful case in Hunan), the entire structure has been perfectly preserved. Its nostalgic facade features exposed red brick walls and glazed tile roofing, complemented by traditional Chinese elements like carved beams, painted rafters, and bracket sets under the eaves - as if freezing time in the Republican era. The lobby welcomes guests with maple leaf chandeliers and warm wooden stair railings, while the terrazzo floors bear witness to decades of history. Every detail tells a story, from the vintage gramophone in the reading lounge that permeates cultural charm throughout, to the rare urban oasis location that offers both garden-like tranquility and convenient access to popular attractions like Wuyi Square. Here, every brick serves as a time-traveling invitation, every latticed window reflects poetic harmony between old and new - making this an absolute must-visit for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike!