A Must-Stay at Jingdezhen: Hyatt Place Fuses Ceramic Art into Bricks and Tiles

One stay and you’re hooked❗ This Hyatt Place in Jingdezhen fuses ceramic art into its bricks and tiles. Who gets it! The Taoxichuan Hyatt Place in Jingdezhen takes “millennia-old porcelain charm + modern luxury” to the extreme✨ Located in the heart of the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street in Zhushan District, just open your window to an art space transformed from a red brick kiln factory, and walk 3 minutes to the Taoxichuan Night Market. Staying here is the “immersive way” to unlock Jingdezhen — molding clay and glazing in the pottery workshop by day, watching porcelain lamps light up on the hotel terrace by night, breathing in the warm scent of clay and kiln fire~ The hotel is renovated from a century-old porcelain factory site, with red brick exterior walls preserving the industrial texture of the kiln factory. The lobby is spacious with high ceilings, walls embedded with art installations made of broken porcelain pieces, and behind the front desk stands a huge blue-and-white porcelain vase. Upon check-in, you’re served a cup of Fuliang black tea, instantly melting away travel fatigue🌿 Every detail hides ceramic elements: corridor carpets feature kiln glaze patterns, room number plates are handmade ceramic plaques, and even the elevator area displays works by ceramic artists. Staying here feels less like a hotel and more like living inside a “living ceramic museum”~ 🏨 Hotel Highlights ✅ Rooms: 193 guest rooms themed around “Porcelain Capital” and “Kiln Fire,” with wooden furniture paired with ceramic decorations. Some rooms have balconies overlooking the entire Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District😴 Mattresses are custom-made by Hyatt, bedding is skin-friendly and breathable, bathrooms have separate wet and dry areas, equipped with thermostatic hot water and standalone bathtubs. Toiletries are from the Italian brand Acca Kappa (a blend of citrus and woody notes, fresh and upscale); some rooms feature handmade ceramic tea sets—brew a cup of Fuliang black tea before bed for the perfect ambiance! ✅ Facilities: 24-hour “Yuedong” gym (floor-to-ceiling windows with street views, fully equipped), indoor heated pool (with ceramic sculptures poolside, full of design sense), hotel-operated “Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Experience Center” (book wheel throwing, glazing, and other experiences with professional ceramic artists guiding); restaurant “Zhenxuan Kitchen” serves Jiangxi cuisine and fusion dishes, featuring Jingdezhen’s three treasures: tofu, porcelain clay stewed chicken, Fuliang tea-flavored shrimp, with fresh ingredients and authentic flavors; breakfast includes freshly made Jingdezhen cold noodles, fried dough sticks wrapped in sticky rice cakes, paired with freshly ground soy milk—a true taste of local mornings~ ✅ Location: Located in the core of Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street, 3-minute walk to Taoxichuan Night Market (browse handmade ceramics stalls, enjoy porcelain lamp night views), 10 minutes to Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum (learn about ceramic history); 15 minutes by taxi to Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area, 20 minutes to Sanbao International Ceramic Village. No detours needed to visit ceramic cultural sites—art lovers will be thrilled! 🏮 Nearby Must-Visit Spots “Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street”: A 3-minute walk to this “Jingdezhen internet-famous landmark,” see red brick kiln factories and modern art exhibitions by day, shop for handmade ceramic trinkets (cups, decor with great design) at the night market. On Fridays and Saturdays, the “Creative Market” is bustling, and you might catch ceramic artists creating live. “Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum”: A 10-minute walk to this “ceramic history treasure trove,” showcasing ceramics from the Neolithic era to modern times, highlighting Jingdezhen’s porcelain traits: “white as jade, bright as mirror, thin as paper, sound like chime.” Free admission, perfect for learning and check-in. “Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area”: 15 minutes by taxi to this “living ceramic museum,” watch traditional wood-fired kiln and town kiln opening processes, observe the 72-step handmade porcelain production, and even try your hand at molding clay to experience the charm of millennia-old ceramic craftsmanship. ⚠️ Jingdezhen Travel Tips 🌧️ Weather: Spring is rainy (March-May), bring waterproof shoes and a folding umbrella; summer is hot (30-35°C), sunscreen and a small fan are must-haves; autumn is cool (18-25°C), the best season to visit with frequent ceramic market events; winter is damp and cold (5-10°C), wear a down jacket (hotel heating is sufficient, indoors are warm). 🚗 Transportation: Taxi starting fare in the city is 8 RMB. Around Taoxichuan, walking or shared bikes are recommended (bikes available at the hotel). Taxi from Jingdezhen North Station to the hotel costs about 20 RMB, 30 minutes ride. Taxi to Sanbao Ceramic Village is recommended (about 15 RMB, 20 minutes), roads are good. 🍜 Food: Besides the hotel restaurant, try “Home Cooking” Jiangxi restaurant in Taoxichuan (Three Cup Chicken, Jinggangshan smoked bamboo shoots are very fragrant); street-side “Jingdezhen cold noodles” (with spicy radish and peanuts, sour and spicy appetite booster); night market’s “fried dough sticks wrapped in sticky rice cakes” (sweet and savory, crispy outside and chewy inside), only 3 RMB per serving, perfect snack! 📅 Artistic Itinerary Suggestion Day 1: Arrive in Jingdezhen → Check in at Taoxichuan Hyatt Place → Visit Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street and red brick kiln factory → Pottery wheel throwing at hotel’s ceramic art experience center → Evening stroll at Taoxichuan Night Market → Return to hotel for black tea Day 2: Breakfast with Jingdezhen cold noodles → Visit Jingdezhen Ceramic Museum to learn ceramic history → Lunch with porcelain clay stewed chicken → Afternoon at Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Expo Area to see traditional porcelain making → Before checkout, buy handmade ceramic cups and porcelain paintings as souvenirs → Return trip At Taoxichuan Hyatt Place, you truly understand the “charm” of Jingdezhen is crafted with heart — it’s the industrial memory of the old kiln factory and the artistic innovation of modern ceramics. One stay and you’re completely captivated; next time, you’ll be back waiting on the terrace for the porcelain lamps of Taoxichuan to light up!