It's a Chinese-style Bed and Breakfast nestled in the woods. It's where a family of five, including our cat and dog, lives. The property consists of a wooden lobby, a sunroom dining area, a tatami tea room, a three-story house, and a 300㎡ forest garden. The three-story house has six rooms (each with its own private bathroom) and a public display lounge. Among these, four rooms are dedicated to guests, while two are reserved for the hosts.
Every guest room is uniquely adorned with exquisite local decorations, immersing visitors in the local culture, and is equipped with high-quality bedding, towels, and toiletries to ensure a supremely comfortable stay.
The public display lounge is furnished with a sofa, a wood-burning fireplace, a piano, and a collection of artifacts and books for guests to appreciate.
If you would like, we would be honored to prepare a traditional Chinese tea ceremony for you, offering a gentle introduction to the slow-paced lifestyle of Jingdezhen.
This B&B is nestled at the end of a quiet lane in Sanbao Village, within a 100-meter walk of the village center's commercial area.Here, you can enjoy both the tranquility of nature and easy access to explore Jingdezhen's renowned pottery culture.
Within walking distance, you’ll find pottery and glassblowing studios where you can try your hand at crafting, along with several art galleries and numerous handicraft shops to explore. The area also boasts excellent local restaurants, cafés, and tea houses for dining and relaxing.
Sanbao Village, under Jingcheng Town in Jingdezhen, has been a core ceramics production area since the Tang Dynasty (over 1,000 years ago), known for its rich porcelain clay deposits and ceramic history. Over the past two decades, it has grown into a vibrant international ceramic art community, home to artists from across China and around the world.
Though Jingdezhen is compact and easily navigable, taxis, buses, and e-motorcycle rentals are readily available near the homestay for exploring other parts of the city. Popular spots like Taoxichuan Night Market, Sculpture Porcelain Factory, and Ceramics Art Street are within 20 minutes by car, while the Imperial Kiln Museum is about 30 minutes away.
As a local host, Mia brings a unique blend of global experience and deep-rooted connection to Jingdezhen. She has lived, studied, and worked in cities like Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Sydney for many years, building a career in internet-related industries. With travels spanning over 100 cities across 20 countries, she embraces multicultural perspectives and diverse ways of life.
