A beautiful artificial waterfall, a secret green courtyard

Amid the bustling streets of Changsha, the Huanzhi S Hotel hides a world that seems to "breathe." Opening the hotel door, your eyes are first drawn by the crisp sound of water—the artificial waterfall cascades down from the lofty atrium, water splashing against the bluestone slabs, scattering fine droplets that carry a cool, moist scent to your nose. Sunlight streams through the glass ceiling, and small rainbows occasionally appear in the mist, turning the surrounding noise into mere background sound. Around the waterfall, lush greenery is spread out. Trailing pothos vines hang down from the corridor railings, their leaves still dotted with water droplets; the large leaves of the fiddle-leaf fig gently sway in the breeze, with clusters of ferns blooming just beneath; even on the corner cabinet, plump succulents sit, their chubby leaves tinged with soft red. Walking here feels like stepping into a small forest in the city, with natural patterns on the stone path beneath your feet and a canopy of interlaced branches overhead, making every breath feel fresh and sweet. Staying here, there’s no need to travel far to the suburbs for mountains and water. In the morning, watch the waterfall flow by the window and slowly wake up to the sound of water; in the afternoon, sit in the plant-surrounded lounge, flip through a few pages of a book, and occasionally glance up to see sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting dappled light on the pages; returning in the evening, carrying the lively atmosphere of Changsha, stand by the waterfall for a moment, letting the mist touch your face, and even your fatigue seems to fade away. This is the cleverness of Huanzhi S Hotel—carving out a space with water and greenery in the bustling city, so that every stay can be a full embrace of nature.