Students will be moved to tears. You must stay at this hotel when you come to Changsha!

Check in at Changsha Meixi Lake Indigo Hotel, a delicate small hotel Located by Meixi Lake, the view on the lakeside is nice. After going up to the lobby, the first impression is that the public area is small, with only one front desk for check-in and check-out, which is crowded when there are many people. The all-day restaurant, lobby bar, and bar are combined, and the day cafe and night bar are operated separately. There is no dedicated Chinese restaurant, which saves operating costs. The downside is that the food and beverage are average. There is a semi-open audio-visual space, which is the first time I have seen it in a hotel, which is interesting. The swimming pool is also well designed, with a partially transparent pool bottom in the air, which is bold. The guest room design is inspired by the "Banxue Zhai" of Yuelu Academy, and the layout is similar to Maqo, and the overall color scheme is also similar. I don't like the design of putting the washbasin in the center of the room, but the hotel has more design elements than Maqo. The wall painting at the head of the bed is inspired by woodblock printing, and the outline of Yuelu Mountain is drawn in different colors. The interior is also decorated with elements of the Southern Song Academy, such as vermilion blocks, lantern-shaped table lamps on the desk, armchairs, and scroll-like benches at the end of the bed, which are exquisite and elegant Song culture. Overall, it is slightly inferior to star-rated hotels, but much better than ordinary homestays.