Mansion No.167 (Wuyi Square Taiping Old Street) is nestled on Changsha's historic Taiping Street, adjacent to Wuyi Square and Pozijie, with Metro Lines 1 and 2's Wuyi Square Station within walking distance for effortless travel. Transformed from a late Qing Dynasty bank, this republic-era style mansion preserves original blue brick gatehouses, stained glass windows, and cast-iron carved doors, seamlessly blending profound historical heritage with modern comfort. Stepping into Mansion No.167 feels like traveling through time, with hand-crank telephones and vintage gramophones softly playing, each detail telling stories of the past meeting the present. Mansion No.167 features a three-courtyard layout interpreting traditional residence rituals. The first courtyard boasts a stained glass skylight casting dappled shadows, the second features a checkerboard stone terrace complemented by western arched windows, and the third offers a serene parasol tree garden. The 37 themed guest rooms are named after classic poems, featuring high ceilings with three-sided lattice windows, camphor wood four-poster beds with brocade bedding, and hand-painted wallpaper recreating the ancient Changsha city map. The TV-free design invites guests to quietly listen to gramophone melodies. A spiral staircase with crystal chandeliers and fitness equipment with gear patterns all showcase the beauty of time-honored craftsmanship. Staying at Mansion No.167 allows guests to enjoy a fusion of Hunan and Shanghai cuisine, stroll through Nanmenkou market in the morning to experience local life, and ascend to the terrace at dusk to overlook the bustling scene of Taiping Street's bluestone paths. The mansion offers free laundry service, luggage storage, and food delivery robots, allowing every guest to experience the charm of the republic era while enjoying modern hotel comforts. This is not just accommodation, but an elegant dialogue with time.
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