Purple Clay Hotel

Overall, it was quite good, and the breakfast was decent. The hotel has a Chinese restaurant where you can order à la carte. The only downside was that the room windows were so dirty, I couldn't get any good photos of the view outside. It's not too far from Tao Er Factory.

A 5-star hotel in Dingdu Town, the hometown of purple clay pottery. It takes about 400 yen and takes 15 minutes by DIDI from the high-speed rail station. The spacious lobby has purple clay teapots displayed like a museum, and it takes an hour to see them all. On the first floor of the hotel, there are four purple clay teapot specialty shops, so if you don't have time to go out to town, you can purchase quality products within the hotel. The room is very spacious, with a large bathtub and plenty of hot water. The shower booth can be switched between a hand shower and a rainfall shower. The room is equipped with a purple clay stone teapot and tea tray tea set, as well as black and green tea leaves. There is also a thick guidebook of purple clay teapot owners on the writing desk, which will soothe your boredom at night. I entered the room just as the room was being cleaned, and the cleaning ladies were very kind to me, as I don't speak Chinese. I was really impressed. The breakfast is not as good as a foreign 5-star hotel, but it has a sufficient variety and quantity. It is a Chinese hotel, so the only flaw is that they do not provide chilled drinks or omelets. It is not the hotel's fault, but there are few restaurants around the hotel where you can eat alone (for some reason there are many hotpot restaurants). The nearest convenience store is less than 1 km away. That is the only negative point. I stayed in May during the China-United Nations holiday, so it was a little expensive, but normally this luxury hotel is around 7,000 yen, which is a bargain. Of course, I would like to stay again next time. From the window, you can see Huanglong Mountain, which reminds you of the mining of the past. This hotel is a dream hotel for purple clay teapot collectors. If you are a purple clay teapot fan from Japan, you should definitely try staying at this hotel, you will definitely not regret it! PS This hotel has smoking rooms ヽ(^o^)丿

The hotel is an old hotel, with a lot of people. The opposite is the housekeeping department, the room door is always open, very noisy, and the soundproofing is also very poor, especially when waiting for the elevator, it takes too long, and the breakfast is also crowded, the quality of the breakfast is 58 yuan, not very ideal, just eat noodles, full. The facilities in the room are very average, the exhaust vent is useless, it has been blocked, and the refrigerator is broken. In addition, I have never seen such a small bottle of shower gel, too stingy. The most impressive thing was that we spent 120 yuan for two people to experience the purple clay experience on the 6th floor. I thought it would be a very happy thing to let the children experience it. Unfortunately, after the teacher finished teaching, the next step was the process of making it by themselves: a piece of clay, which was very dry, and a wet cloth. After each time, the table had to be wiped. Several children experienced it together. One teacher was too busy, and everyone was busy. It was basically the parents who helped, otherwise it would be difficult for the children to finish. In the end, we got nothing for the 120 yuan, and the children cried. The experience was very bad. It would be better to buy a nice-looking pot outside.