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Yes, 家乡 (jiāxiāng) is usually used to describe one's hometown. It is a combination of two characters, 家 (jiā) meaning "home" and 乡 (xiāng) meaning "town". Together, they form the word 家乡, which is used to refer to the place where one grew up or has strong emotional ties to.
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故乡 (gùxiāng): Literally means "old hometown". It is used to refer to the hometown of someone's ancestors, or the hometown of someone who has moved away.
老家 (lǎojiā): Literally means "old home". It is used to refer to the hometown of someone who has moved away, but with a more casual connotation.
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