Taoxichuan Hotel, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

The architecture of the Hyatt Centric itself is quite remarkable. The red brick kiln walls and the high-ceilinged design are striking. The lobby restrooms feature a highly contrasting dark green background, creating a very strong visual impact. The room was a standard twin room, nothing particularly surprising, but the bedding was very comfortable. Both the Chinese and Western restaurants at the hotel are excellent, and the breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of choices. Since I can't eat spicy food, they even provided a lightly spiced version, which was much appreciated. Moreover, the hotel's location is a major highlight, right within the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District, making it incredibly convenient. Stepping out of the hotel, you're immediately greeted by the distinctive ceramic kiln architecture characteristic of Jingdezhen's Taoxichuan, which is very photogenic. Strolling around here in the early morning or at sunset is incredibly pleasant. Both the elderly and children were very satisfied.

I was very satisfied with both the room and the hotel environment. Our butler, Lynne, was also very attentive and responsible. The buffet breakfast and dinner were delicious with a good variety of options. I also highly recommend the bar next to the hotel called 'Fangzi'!

This is the worst hotel I've stayed at in this price range, both in terms of service and cleanliness. First, check-in: Ctrip stated 3 PM, but I sat in the lobby from 2:50 PM for over an hour, only getting into the room after asking twice. Then, cleanliness: My child went swimming on the night we checked in and developed a full-body rash with swollen pores afterward. Finally, the so-called 'tech-enabled' features: you have to go to the entrance to pick up your takeout, and there's no smart room control. My child even said it's not as comfortable as the China World Hotel.

The design is superb, and it's very clean and hygienic. Our butler, Vivian, provided exceptional and thoughtful service, giving us lots of travel tips. The complimentary photo shoot turned out amazing. The living environment is quiet and comfortable. Definitely worth staying again.

The hotel's environment is fantastic, with a great atmosphere from its ceramic factory conversion design. It's right next to Taoxichuan Street, making it super convenient for exploring exhibitions. Overall, my stay was quite good. A special shout-out to our butler, Vivian! She was incredibly responsive, answering all our questions and quickly resolving any issues we had. There's still some room for improvement with the other hotel services, and I look forward to seeing future optimizations.

The hotel's location is excellent, right opposite Taoxichuan Market. I was very satisfied with the room amenities, from the firmness of the bed to the wet/dry separation in the bathroom, and even the scent and temperature—everything made me feel incredibly comfortable. The hotel staff were also exceptionally warm and proactive. Vivian at the front desk provided a lot of tourist information during check-in, and the concierge always greeted us enthusiastically when we left. I've already recommended this hotel to all my friends planning a trip to Jingdezhen!

The room was great, and the hotel has a good overall design. The location is excellent, right across from Taoxichuan. The service was very good, and our butler Vivian was fantastic. I saw they offered pottery classes, but I didn't get to try one this time.

Facilities: Five-star standard, the hotel lobby is very well designed. Hygiene: The hotel is very clean, and the rooms are tidied up promptly. Environment: Directly across the street is the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street, making it very convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. It's also not far from Taoyang Night Market, Sanbao Village, and the Sculpture Factory. Renting an e-scooter right outside the hotel makes getting around very easy. Service: Our butler Vivian provided excellent service. When I needed to print documents at short notice, she handled it very quickly. Nice!

Hyatt Jingdezhen Ceramic Art Avenue is perfect for travel photography. The red brick and ceramic design creates an amazing atmosphere. You can walk straight to the cultural and creative district from the hotel. The rooms are clean, smart, and the service is great. The thoughtful breakfast includes local snacks. A special shout-out to the photographer from our travel shoot, he was incredibly dedicated and his posing guidance was very professional, leading to some fantastic shots!