Hunan Hotels for Your Next Holiday
Why Tourists Visit Hunan
- • Explore the glass-bottomed bridge in Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon.
- • Wander through the narrow alleys of Fenghuang Ancient Town.
- • Hike the picturesque trails of Tianmen Mountain and ride its cable car.
- • Visit Mao Zedong’s birthplace in Shaoshan.
- • Sample fiery Hunan cuisines, such as chili fish head, in Changsha.
With over 3,000 hotels, Hunan accommodates all travel preferences, from budget stays to high-end luxury. Changsha, Zhangjiajie, and Fenghuang host the majority of options, with average 3-star hotel prices at $40–$60 per night and 5-star hotels ranging from $100–$200. Travelers can check out the newly-opened IntercityHotel Changsha for modern services or the Qianfang Zhigu Hotel Fenghuang, featuring a cultural design reflective of its ancient town surroundings.
Hunan, located in south-central China, is famous for its breathtaking natural scenery, exciting cultural heritage, and renowned spicy cuisine.
Top attractions include Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, whose towering sandstone pillars inspired 'Avatar,' the ancient Fenghuang Town with its riverside charm, and Changsha’s bustling Orange Island and Yuelu Mountain.
The region offers a mix of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and opportunities to sample authentic Hunanese food.
Hunan Tips You Must Know
• Book hotels 2–3 months in advance during peak seasons like spring and autumn to secure the best rates.
• Avoid visiting Zhangjiajie and Fenghuang during China’s national holidays (e.g., Golden Week) due to high tourist traffic.
• Choose accommodations near a metro line in Changsha as the city’s metro is efficient and covers key attractions.
• Use local taxis or private cars for transport in Fenghuang and Zhangjiajie as public transport can be limited.
• Bring waterproof gear when visiting during Hunan’s rainy season (April–June).