The homestay is located in Zhushan District, Jingdezhen, and is designed by renowned interior designers and landscape designers with ingenuity. Superior geographical location and convenient transportation. It takes about ten minutes by car to reach Jingdezhen North Railway Station, and within ten minutes by taxi, you can reach popular check-in spots in Jingdezhen such as Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District, Taoyangli Scenic Area, Ceramic Museum, Royal Kiln Museum, Taoyang New Village, Sanbao Village, etc. There are also luxury shuttle buses arranged to pick up and drop off at the airport station. There are swimming pools, coffee bars, wine and cigar bars, billiard halls, tea rooms and other spaces in the homestay. In addition, there is a private ceramic art museum that allows you to experience Jingdezhen ceramics and Eastern aesthetics up close.
"I finished checking in, sweating profusely. The butler was so thoughtful; he helped me carry my luggage upstairs and explained the design concept and style of the guesthouse along the way. By the way, the hotel is called ”Dongbi Yin Gui” (Eastern Green Hidden Osmanthus). See that lush osmanthus tree in the courtyard? That's where the name comes from—quite charming!
I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the room door. The first thing I saw was a super clean sink, and the shower was separate from the main shower area. To the left was a striking large, emerald green bathtub! Just imagine how relaxing it would be to soak in a tub after a long day of sightseeing!
The 1.8-meter king-size bed in the room was very spacious, and the small sofa next to it could also be used as a bed. It would be perfect for a family trip.
Next to the elegant desk, there was a private terrace—perfect for watching the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening!
The hotel's amenities are also fantastic! Guests can swim in the outdoor swimming pool for free. In the evening, you can brew a pot of tea in the outdoor tea room, relax in the breeze, and enjoy the tranquility! Being a designer hotel, the details are meticulously crafted. The owner even has a private collection; browsing through it is truly like visiting a museum!
Finally, I must praise the breakfast—a wide variety and exquisite presentation. It includes local Jingdezhen specialties like mixed noodles and freshly cooked porridge, as well as fresh fruit—perfect for starting your day of sightseeing, leaving you feeling energized and refreshed!"