Pet Friendly Hotels in Jiangxi, China

Highly recommend this hotel for family trips! The location is fantastic, super close to attractions like Tengwang Pavilion and Wanshou Palace, making it incredibly convenient to get around. The front desk service was warm and attentive, and they even upgraded us to a high-floor room on the seventh floor. We could enjoy the night view of Tengwang Pavilion right from our bed – the view was absolutely amazing! The room was a bit close to the elevator and stairs, but we're light sleepers so it didn't bother us. It was clean and tidy, with complete facilities and comfortable bedding, so both the elderly and children slept soundly. The overall environment is quiet and elegant, offering excellent value for money. It's perfect for traveling with kids or elders. Our experience was top-notch, and we'll definitely choose this hotel again next time we visit Nanchang!

I came to play on May Day and booked this hotel. Although it was a holiday, the price was very suitable. The hotel is very large, decorated very attentively and upscale, with scenery everywhere and a swimming pool. The breakfast is also very rich. In short, it is worth it! Xiao Xie at the front desk is very warm and considerate, and actively helps to solve problems. Thumbs up👍👍👍

I stayed at the Taoshe Resort Hotel (Taoyangli Scenic Area Branch) in December, and it was a fantastic experience! The hotel's location is superb, nestled within the Yuyao Jing Alley, right next to the Changjiang River. The surrounding area has an ancient charm, and it's very close to attractions like the Imperial Kiln Museum and Taoyangli Historical District, all within walking distance. The hotel environment offers a quiet retreat amidst the bustling area, blending Huizhou architecture with modern design, giving it a very artistic feel. The rooms are well-equipped, the bedding is comfortable, and they even offer free Hanfu and pottery experiences, which are quite unique. The breakfast was rich and delicious, and the freshly ground coffee was also excellent. The staff were enthusiastic and proactively helped me upgrade my room, and even thoughtfully provided recommendations for exploring the surrounding area. Overall, I was extremely satisfied and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Jingdezhen!

Even though it was winter, the view outside the window was still beautiful, and the starry night sky was a breathtaking sight you wouldn't see in the city. I was a bit worried about the inconvenience of staying at the hotel on top of the mountain in the scenic area, but everything went surprisingly smoothly. After checking in at the foot of the mountain, there was a dedicated cable car 'green channel' that allowed us to bypass the queues. Once we reached the mountaintop, a hotel vehicle took us to the lobby for check-in, and then a staff member personally escorted us to our room – super convenient! The best part was that after the large crowds of tourists left for the night, the entire scenic area became wonderfully quiet, allowing us to explore at our leisure. In the early morning, before the other tourists arrived, we had the entire 'Shaiqiu' platform to ourselves and managed to take perfect family photos without anyone else in the background. It was absolutely wonderful.

During the holiday, this room is over 160 yuan, which is OK. It is only 100 yuan more than usual. At this price, there is no requirement for hygiene. The score for hygiene will not be very low. The service attitude of the front desk sister is quite good. Everything is acceptable, but the most unbearable thing is the smell. It is too smelly. The smell cannot be displayed here. It is too uncomfortable for me to sleep with a mask and toilet paper. It is really too smelly. It is much worse than the smell of the hotel I have stayed in for dozens of yuan. It is almost the same as the odor of the bathroom at home😖The weather is very good but the room is very smelly. I don’t know where it comes from. Anyway, the whole room is filled with a suffocating smell😭I don’t know about other room types. Only this room, those who mind the smell can choose this one (The mosquito coil liquid is not to show hygiene, but to remind that there are mosquitoes that bite people all the time. People with mosquito-absorbing constitution can plug the mosquito coil liquid before going to bed, so as not to be bitten and wake up in the middle of the night and touch the dust in a daze)

Got stuck in traffic, arrived at the hotel quite late. Master Liu Jianfeng was very enthusiastic and gave us some great recommendations. Since it was so late, we decided to eat at the hotel, and to our surprise, dinner was delicious! We practically licked our plates clean. The front desk staff, Yingying and Qiuqiu, were fantastic; they gave us two rooms and even complimentary breakfast. We're so grateful! This was just a stopover hotel, but it turned out to be such a pleasant surprise. Next time we have a chance, we'll definitely make a special trip to Shangrao to explore.

The best decision I made on this trip to Jingdezhen was choosing the Hyatt Place! The hotel's location is absolutely unbeatable – just across the street from Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative Street, a few minutes' walk to immerse yourself in the lively market atmosphere. When you're tired from exploring, you can easily head back to the hotel to rest, and at night, you can stroll around and enjoy the street's evening views. For travelers who want to deeply experience ceramic culture, it couldn't be more convenient. The architectural design was an even bigger surprise, created by Pritzker Prize winner David Chipperfield. The terracotta exterior, combined with emerald green and wave blue interiors, and the ceramic tile decorations in the public areas constantly echo the theme of the Porcelain Capital. Every photo you take looks like a high-quality shot. The rooms are simple yet stylish, clean, tidy, and odor-free. Some room types even have small balconies, perfect for enjoying the breeze. The hotel thoughtfully provides 3M earplugs, so you don't have to worry about the bustling street affecting your rest. The service was so heartwarming it's unforgettable. The breakfast is rich and distinctive, with authentic local mixed noodles, fried dough sticks wrapped in mochi, and Waguang soup. Paired with both Chinese and Western dishes and custom Taoxichuan tea bags, it was incredibly satisfying. The travel photoshoot included in the package also exceeded expectations; the retouched photos were of excellent quality, and I couldn't resist adding more to the package. In addition, the hotel offers a full range of facilities, including a 24-hour fitness center, free WiFi, and parking. You can also directly access the high-quality buffet at the adjacent Hyatt Centric via a walkway, which features everything from seafood and hotpot to desserts. Whether you're heading to Taoyangli or Sanbao Village, transportation is very convenient, offering incredible value for money. Next time I come to Jingdezhen, I will definitely choose this place again! Housekeeper Lynne was incredibly responsive to all requests.

Taking children and the elderly out self-driving tour, home in Jiujiang stay one night, booked two rooms, a large bed, a standard room, the hotel price is very cheap, there is an underground parking lot, but the ladder, have to walk up, and one thing is the room written bed 1.8 meters, but actually 1.5 meters.

Booking a hotel inside the scenic area during the Chinese New Year was such a wise decision! The hotel has its own cable car access, so we didn't have to queue, and there's a dedicated parking area which was super convenient – we even got our car in during the holiday's restricted traffic period. From check-in to check-out, staff helped us with our luggage to our room, which was excellent service. We booked a balcony room, and the terraced fields view was absolutely stunning. The only slight drawback is that the decor is a bit dated. Another great perk of staying in the scenic area is being able to enjoy the vast, crowd-free beautiful scenery early in the morning.

I booked a lake-view king room, and overall, the experience and accommodation environment were very good. The only two drawbacks were breakfast and parking. For breakfast, the dining hours are from 7 AM to 11 AM. Due to the holiday crowd, most people chose to eat between 9 AM and 10 AM to avoid peak times. However, the restaurant staff started rushing us to clear the tables around 10:30 AM, telling us to hurry up. Their service attitude was extremely unfriendly. Milk and soy milk were barely refilled; they'd just shake the container to give you a small serving. As for parking, it was also extremely inconvenient. They directed everyone to the underground garage, which led to chaotic parking, with cars lining the access aisles. The hotel's aggressive customer acquisition without adequate capacity will definitely lead to customer loss.