Hotels in Jingdezhen

"I stayed at the Taoshe Resort Hotel (Taoyangli Scenic Area Branch) in December, and it was a fantastic experience! The hotel's location is superb, nestled within the Yuyao Jing Alley, right next to the Changjiang River. The surrounding area has an ancient charm, and it's very close to attractions like the Imperial Kiln Museum and Taoyangli Historical District, all within walking distance. The hotel environment offers a quiet retreat amidst the bustling area, blending Huizhou architecture with modern design, giving it a very artistic feel. The rooms are well-equipped, the bedding is comfortable, and they even offer free Hanfu and pottery experiences, which are quite unique. The breakfast was rich and delicious, and the freshly ground coffee was also excellent. The staff were enthusiastic and proactively helped me upgrade my room, and even thoughtfully provided recommendations for exploring the surrounding area. Overall, I was extremely satisfied and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Jingdezhen!"

"The best decision I made on this trip to Jingdezhen was choosing the Hyatt Place! The hotel's location is absolutely unbeatable – just across the street from Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street, a few minutes' walk to immerse yourself in the lively market atmosphere. When you're tired from exploring, you can easily head back to the hotel to rest, and at night, you can stroll around and enjoy the street's evening views. For travelers who want to deeply experience ceramic culture, it couldn't be more convenient. The architectural design was an even bigger surprise, created by Pritzker Prize winner David Chipperfield. The terracotta exterior, combined with emerald green and wave blue interiors, and the ceramic tile decorations in the public areas constantly echo the theme of the Porcelain Capital. Every photo you take looks like a high-quality shot. The rooms are simple yet stylish, clean, tidy, and odor-free. Some room types even have small balconies, perfect for enjoying the breeze. The hotel thoughtfully provides 3M earplugs, so you don't have to worry about the bustling street affecting your rest. The service was so heartwarming it's unforgettable. The breakfast is rich and distinctive, with authentic local mixed noodles, fried dough sticks wrapped in mochi, and Waguang soup. Paired with both Chinese and Western dishes and custom Taoxichuan tea bags, it was incredibly satisfying. The travel photoshoot included in the package also exceeded expectations; the retouched photos were of excellent quality, and I couldn't resist adding more to the package. In addition, the hotel offers a full range of facilities, including a 24-hour fitness center, free WiFi, and parking. You can also directly access the high-quality buffet at the adjacent Hyatt Centric via a walkway, which features everything from seafood and hotpot to desserts. Whether you're heading to Taoyangli or Sanbao Village, transportation is very convenient, offering incredible value for money. Next time I come to Jingdezhen, I will definitely choose this place again! Housekeeper Lynne was incredibly responsive to all requests."

"Choosing this hostel in Jingdezhen is a sure bet! The location is easy to find, convenient for shopping and dining. The owner is very nice and will recommend local favorites. The atmosphere is fantastic; you'll meet many interesting people, making solo travel anything but boring. Clean and hygienic, what more could you ask for at this price? Just go for it! I had a wonderful time staying at this hostel in Jingdezhen! This hostel didn't feel like a hotel; it felt more like home away from home."

"luxury hotel right in the middle of the action. surrounded by ancient kiln and smokestack relics. location has everything from street fair potters selling pieces for a few dollars to high end galleries selling pieces for thousands of dollars each. buy pots or throw your own at one of the many studios - some have over 100 wheels. lively night market. quiet plazas in the mornings with folks doing everything from tai chi to aerobic dance. many dining options on the surrounding surface streets. cars aren't allowed inside the Taoxichuan complex but a taxi can drop you at the hotel steps."

"It was a relative who came, and it was set for relatives. The relatives said that the stay was OK. The bus station was at the door. The surrounding attractions were also very close. There were also shared donkeys. There was also laundry service. The room was clean and clean. The room was spacious and the decoration was warm and stylish. The soundproofing was also very good. The room had projection equipment. The front desk will also provide microwave ovens, the service is nothing to say, the price is very affordable, next time relatives come to live here."

"The service was very good and the front desk was also nice. Breakfast is good on weekends, but there are fewer varieties on Mondays, but overall it is pretty good. But the partitions between the rooms seemed to be made of paper, and I could hear people talking and boiling water next door clearly. The front desk upgraded our room on the first day we checked in, and we could not hear any noise from the neighbors in our room (I don't know if the walls of that room needed more soundproofing). The next day we stayed in a twin bed room. That night two aunties and an old man checked in next door at around 10:30. They were chatting loudly and the walls were banging ”bang bang bang” from time to time until almost 1 a.m. (I called the front desk at 11 a.m. and they kept on making noises for more than ten minutes, but they were still very noisy. I called the front desk at 12 p.m. but no one answered). At 7 o'clock in the morning, the people next door started talking again. I suspect that the wall was partitioned by wood boards. I could hear it very clearly in the dead of night. Even the words were distinct (he said he was going to ask the waiter for disposable toothbrushes, disposable towels, and disposable bath towels)! I didn't get enough rest."

"My two sons and I stayed at TOP‑OUT Inn during our visit to Jingdezhen, and it was absolutely delightful. This boutique hotel opened in 2021 and houses around 35 rooms in a beautifully restored setting that blends contemporary minimalism with subtle nods to local ceramic heritage. From the moment you step inside, the atmosphere is calm, elegant, and stylish. The interiors are tastefully minimalist yet warm, making for a relaxing environment after exploring the city. The staff provide outstanding service, making us feel truly welcome throughout our stay. Location-wise, TOP‑OUT Inn is fantastic. It’s just a short walk via a back exit to the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum (also known as the Imperial Kiln National Archaeological Remains Park), right at the heart of the ceramic district. We were amazed at how centrally located we were — perfectly positioned for visiting pottery exhibitions and cultural landmarks . We had a wonderful time enjoying the world-famous local ceramics exhibitions and wandering through the charming surroundings. The hotel is ideally located near Tao Yang Alley, the Top Ten Porcelain Factories Ceramic Museum, and other key attractions, making everything so accessible. Details worth mentioning: Rooms are clean and well kept, with free Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, minibars, and daily housekeeping. Buffet-style Chinese breakfast available in the morning for a modest extra fee, a good way to start the day before heading out to nearby sights. In summary, TOP‑OUT Inn is a gem in Jingdezhen, minimalist yet stylish, with a welcoming ambiance and an unbeatable location for exploring the ”Porcelain Capital.” A perfect base for anyone coming to soak up ceramic culture and beautiful surroundings. Highly recommended."

"Among the many youth travels in Jingdezhen, ”grassland freedom” is definitely a shining pearl, which brings me a surprise far beyond expectations when I am tired of the journey. First of all, the hygiene is reassuring. From the lobby to the room, everything is clean and bright. The bedding is soft and fresh, with the smell of sunshine; Public toilets and showers are always dry and clean, and there is no psychological burden to step on the ground barefoot. This meticulousness is especially rare in youth hostels. Secondly, the soul characters at the front desk are really too warm! From the moment I entered the door, the warm smile made people feel like spring breeze. They not only helped plan the route and recommend authentic food, but also like a group of old friends, bringing together the residents of the world and the north in an instant. The werewolf killings organized every night are the finishing touches, the atmosphere is warm and cheerful, so that I travel alone quickly meet many interesting friends, the night becomes wonderful. The most amazing thing is its decor. It is not simply perfunctory, but a really design sense of ”luxury”. The whole is fresh log wind mixed with industrial elements, furniture and lamps are very tasteful, the public area is spacious and comfortable, like an exquisite cafe, the photo is very filmed, completely subverting my inherent impression of the Youth Hostel. In short, it is far more than a place to sleep, but also a clean, warm, fun and fashionable travel station. If you come to Jingdezhen, pursue high cost performance, and do not want to sacrifice quality and social experience, ”grass freedom” must be your best choice!"

"This B&B in Jingdezhen is truly an absolute gem! The service is incredibly attentive and thoughtful, with staff who are warm, detail-oriented, and make you feel like family. The ambiance is tranquil and elegant, with clever design touches evident throughout, as if the very essence of Jingdezhen's ceramic artistry has been gracefully integrated. The facilities are comprehensive and meticulously designed, ensuring a comfortable and relaxed stay. The cleanliness is impeccable – it's spotless, and you can truly feel the meticulous care in every single detail. Here, you not only get to soak in the unique charm of Jingdezhen but also enjoy a superb accommodation experience. Highly, highly recommend it!"

"Excellent location, breakfast is very good (even for the European), very hospitable staff, very nice panoramic view on the crossroads, good sound isolation from the street, but much more poor from the corridor. Very clean and tidy. No refrigerator (!) in the room."