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Approximately a 15-minute walk from the entrance of Sanbao Street, passing by several scattered houses, you’ll spot a large courtyard—that’s our homestay. Within this 3,400-square-meter courtyard stand two two-story buildings, nestled against mountains and streams. The white walls and gray tiles gaze at the green hills across the way, while the old tile gate blends seamlessly with large-scale floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a fresh sense of harmony. Every corner reflects thoughtful design. The main building presents a blend of American and French countryside styles, featuring extensive wood staining, natural stone, and wrought iron elements that form a unique humanistic aesthetic. The auxiliary building, dominated by gray tones, exudes simplicity and texture with subtle wabi-sabi touches. The property includes a garden, plus additional facilities such as a tea room, meeting room, reading lounge, kitchen, and sauna.

Abandoning the hustle and bustle of nature and living with it, and experiencing the charm of culture face to face with culture makes the body and mind comfortable and joyful. The fast-paced daily life nowadays makes people feel like they are being driven by an invisible whip, constantly rushing and busy. In such an environment, people often feel tired and anxious, and need to find a way to relax and regain their inner peace. Therefore, it is precisely such an excellent healing place. "Qiyue" is built in a peaceful homestay, where you can immerse yourself. Stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, feel the local atmosphere and cultural beauty. Here, we can slow down and allow ourselves to fully relax and relax. We can listen to the natural sounds of nature, feel its rhythm and rhythm, and gradually eliminate internal fatigue and tension

This homestay is located in the beautiful Three Treasures of Jingdezhen City, with an excellent geographical location surrounded by mountains on all sides. It is a natural oxygen bar located within the scenic area. This homestay is a standalone courtyard that combines a ceramic exhibition hall with porcelain themed guest rooms. Each room on the first floor has a private independent courtyard, while each room on the second floor has a private terrace. Each room displays ceramic works that echo the theme. We are committed to creating high-end homestays with Jingdezhen characteristics, allowing customers to stay in the exhibition hall and sleep with porcelain.

The Kaibin International Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Jingdezhen will find that the Kaibin International Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice. With Jingdezhen Railway Station just 1km away and Jingdezhen Airport only 9km away, transportation is very convenient. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Fuzhou Nong Archway, Old Streets and Alleys and Yuyaojing Alley. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site. Our guests consider this hotel to have excellent service. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling on business.

Qilian Jingshe is a quadrangle garden space integrating homestays, tea and porcelain. There are ancient wells from the Qing Dynasty and cloud pavilions from the Ming Dynasty here, with a rich cultural heritage. It is a place with auspicious feng shui, nestled against the mountains and beside the waters. This place is located in the central position of Sanbao Village, facing the mountain ranges and imbued with the aura of the mountains and forests. As there are meandering streams and standing rocks, it makes people feel as if they were in a landscape painting. The homestay has a total of 10 guest rooms (7 king-sized bed rooms and 3 twin bed rooms). The rooms possess the structural beauty of ancient oriental architecture and are also integrated with modern intelligent design, giving them a primitive charm while not losing comfort and convenience. The quadrangle used to be the creative base of Yu Jun, a master of Chinese arts and crafts. The calligraphy, paintings, porcelain tables and chairs here are all masterpieces of the master. Moreover, on the gable wall behind the pavilion, there are traditional ceramic works that have been preserved for more than twenty years, hiding mottled and ancient stories.