Taoxichuan Hotel | Stay at a hotel in the era of homestays

|Stay at a hotel in the era of homestays. As the seventh hotel under the JdV by Hyatt brand in Greater China, Taoxichuan Hotel officially opened in October this year. It is also the only five-star hotel in the area. Although there are many high-quality homestays in the area, I still think this hotel is the best value for money accommodation in the area. First of all, the price of a standard room is about RMB 700 per night, which is very attractive compared to some homestays that cost thousands of RMB. Secondly, the experience brought by the standardized service of the hotel is also beyond the reach of homestays. The aesthetics and facilities of the entire hotel are also very good, which adds a lot of points. Taoxichuan Hotel was designed and built by the famous British architect David Chipperfield. The design of the hotel was inspired by the meditation and flow in the process of making porcelain, so you can see many elements related to ceramics in the hotel. The exterior of the entire hotel is decorated with a lot of bricks, and you can often feel the sunlight coming through the bricks when you walk through the corridor, which is very warm. Since the entire hotel was actually rebuilt on the site of a porcelain factory, the hotel also retains some of the products of that era, such as the flower cart in front of the hotel, which was used to transport porcelain in the porcelain factory at that time. The overall color of the hotel is dark green and terracotta red. The entire first floor lobby is based on dark green and decorated with terracotta red, so it is very retro, especially the design of the bar is full of retro flavor. The front desk and elevator area are also in a uniform dark green tone, especially the elevator area is decorated with a lamp that looks like the moon, which adds a touch of warmth to the retro feel.