Taoxichuan Hotel
Taoxichuan Hotel
Map Phase II Taoxichuan, Intersection of Zhushan Avenue and Taoxichuan South Road, Zhushan District, Jingdezhen , China, 333000 Call+86 798 873 8888 Stars
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Area Attractions

Jingdezhen’s pleasant climate makes it a great place to explore on foot and get to know its history as China’s ancient ceramics capital. Stroll over to Ceramic Art Avenue Taoxichuan, an invigorating creative zone located adjacent to the hotel. Visit nearby scenic spots, take in a theater performance and enjoy the beautiful lights of the city at night. At our convenient downtown location, you’ll never be short of things to see and do. 

Taoxichuan Hotel

Phase II Taoxichuan, Intersection of Zhushan Avenue and Taoxichuan South Road, Zhushan District
Jingdezhen , China, 333000

Phone

+86 798 873 8888

Email

Jingdezhen.ubc@hyatt.com

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Arts + Culture

Ceramic Art Avenue Taoxichuan

500m
Immerse in the bustling energy of this regenerated area where restored porcelain factory buildings now house museums, galleries, entertainment venues, cafes and restaurants.

Sanbao Art Village

6.5km
Enjoy the artistic ambience of this scenic village in the countryside, home to a contemporary art museum, ceramics studios and markets.

Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum

3.6km
Once used to produce porcelain for the imperial family, the museum is dedicated to preserving the unique history of ceramics in Jingdezhen.

Jingdezhen Taoxichuan Grand Theater

300m
Catch world-class local and international performances at this architectural landmark, featuring a grand four-storey, European-style auditorium and a black box theater.

China Ceramics Museum

6km
Explore the museum’s collection of more than 30,000 ceramic pieces spanning different historical periods, including precious artifacts from Jingdezhen’s porcelain-making history.