Taoxichuan Hotel, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

This hotel truly lives up to its reputation as the best in Jingdezhen. Considering its local design integration, convenience for sightseeing, restaurant quality, and overall facilities, I'd give it a solid thumbs-up! 👍 Given that most Jiangxi cuisine tends to be quite rich, and I was worried my child wouldn't like it, I prioritized staying at Hyatt Regency Jingdezhen Taoxichuan, as Hyatt hotels are generally known for their excellent F&B. After checking in, it was indeed scorching hot one day, so we barely left the hotel. After breakfast, we took advantage of the in-house travel photography service. The fried dough sticks with sticky rice cakes at breakfast were incredibly delicious; I'm still thinking about them! I must specifically commend On My Way Photography. The long-haired photographer was very efficient and great at boosting our mood. We were very happy with the photos from a shoot that lasted less than an hour, which significantly enhanced our entire trip. For lunch, we just had a simple meal at the Western restaurant, then went back to the room to rest. Later in the afternoon, when the UV index was a bit lower, we explored Taoxichuan for about two hours before returning to the hotel for the buffet dinner. Our second day was Qixi Festival, and the seafood buffet was very lavish, with a fantastic live singer. All three meals were top-notch, making it completely reassuring for those traveling with seniors and children. If you have concerns about local dining, I highly recommend staying at Hyatt! Finally, I have two suggestions. Firstly, the room was too dark. I understand that this might be for design consistency and ambiance, but lighting needs to be considered. Adding adjustable brighter lights (seriously, wouldn't it be easy to add a few more lamps that actually illuminate the room?) would be helpful. Otherwise, it's so dark that watching TV (which was also broken with severe blue light issues) caused eye strain. Secondly, regarding hygiene details: it's fine that the hairdryer isn't a Dyson, Laifen is also great, but could the lint in the air intake be cleaned regularly? I suggest the hotel not be too stingy where it counts. After all, it's priced like hotels in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai regions, and its occupancy rate is good year-round. They could definitely upgrade the amenities, for example, by providing a capsule coffee machine. On the staff side, they were excellent. Initially, we were given a room facing the street which was very noisy. I called the front desk, and they quickly sent someone to move us to a quiet room. I'd also like to specifically commend the concierge. She contacted us before check-in, and when I needed a document printed mid-stay, communication via WeChat was very smooth, and someone quickly delivered it to our room. Thank you! 🌹

The hotel's design is truly impressive, with a dominant red brick facade complemented by green tiles – clearly the work of a renowned designer. The room itself was quite spacious, but the beds were small. Isn't a 1.2-meter bed a bit stingy for a twin room? I really liked the design of the shower, toilet, and sink area; the red tiles felt clean, warm, and bright. Plus, everything was separated, which is great for families. I was a bit puzzled by the absence of a coffee machine in the room – shouldn't that be standard for a hotel at this price point? Breakfast was decent, nothing special. The gym equipment was a bit limited. There were three treadmills and one cable machine, but no squat rack. I even saw on TV that this is a Hyrox partner hotel, so this equipment selection seems insufficient. However, it was quite clean, probably because not many people use it. The hotel's photo shoot service produces good results; you can genuinely get some great shots, although it's a bit pricey. But, 'let the willing take the bait,' as they say. Overall, for the price during the National Day holiday, it was acceptable.

The hotel's location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around. The overall facilities are comprehensive, and the butler service is very attentive.

The room was great, both adults and kids loved it. Our butler, Lynne, was also very nice; she perfectly arranged the attractions and food. The super large swimming pool is perfect for kids to play in the water.

The red brick building, designed by a British architect, looks stunning with the play of light and shadow during the day and is equally impressive at night. The room rates are on the higher side for Jingdezhen, but the interior decoration is indeed excellent. Many people were taking photos. Overall, it was a good living experience.

Excellent location, and the room was clean and comfortable. Mia provided warm, attentive, and efficient service, making for a fantastic stay. Highly recommended!

Highly recommend Hyatt's partnered travel photography service! The Hyatt Jingdezhen Tao Xichuan boasts unique architectural styles and offers a variety of picturesque settings. The photographer was incredibly professional, knew all the best spots, and expertly controlled the lighting. They continuously guided my poses during the shoot, making even an introverted person like me feel comfortable. The entire service, from shooting to photo selection, was thoughtful and attentive. Communication was gentle and provided great emotional support, with no pushy sales tactics throughout. The raw photos were already excellent quality. You don't need to travel far to scenic spots; you can get stunning, high-quality shots right at the hotel. If you're staying at the Hyatt in Jingdezhen and want to capture beautiful travel portraits, this photography service is a fantastic choice.

My trip to Jingdezhen was initially quite ordinary, with transportation being a drawback – Didi orders were slow, and the weather was so hot I didn't want to go out during the day. However, the Hyatt Centric Hotel was absolutely excellent. If it weren't for the 'first time here, might as well see the sights' mindset, staying in the hotel all day would have been fantastic. I booked a two-night stay, and the package included a buffet dinner with a wide variety of delicious food, especially the fried yellow croaker. The buffet breakfast was also great; I'd never seen abalone macaroni at a hotel breakfast before. The hotel's aesthetic spaces are grand and exquisitely designed, with ceramic exhibition areas seamlessly integrated. Outdoor and indoor spaces are interwoven, and translucent brick walls cleverly utilize natural light. Both the reception desk and the bar feature a dark green theme, adding a touch of elegance. Of course, the most impressive feature is the lobby design, which breaks away from the high-ceilinged opulent lobbies of other hotels, opting instead for a kiln-inspired lobby installation. I was in a hurry and regret not having enough time to fully explore the hotel. I had even booked a hotel tour, but it was later canceled without notice. Nevertheless, the hotel's service was a definite highlight. The day before, my butler Lynne called to inquire about my needs and tried her best to accommodate them. The front door staff were always enthusiastic and helpful whenever I got in or out of a car, which is much better than many hotels. Even encountering staff in the elevator led to主动 conversations, showing that the hotel pays attention to these details in its training. The hotel's location is excellent, directly opposite Taoxichuan, and it feels like their styles complement each other, with red brick walls as a dominant feature. Exploring Taoxichuan at night is a wonderful experience.

This hotel is very well-designed and photo-friendly. The complimentary pottery experience was also great, with attentive and prompt service. Its close proximity to Taoxichuan Street made it convenient for buying ceramics. Overall, it was a very good experience. Just a small suggestion: the design of the washbasin in the room has a slight flaw; water splashes significantly when washing hands, which detracts from the overall high-end design aesthetic.