Mystic Realm Sanbao Design and Collection Homestay

This hidden gem, 'Mysterious Sanbao' in Sanbao Village, is a treasure! It has 39 rooms, and the founder, who is a designer, has infused it with an Eastern aesthetic combined with Song Dynasty culture. I stayed in the 'Guanshan' mountain-view king room with a terrace. It comes with a full set of Bvlgari toiletries, and I absolutely have to praise the bed! It's the most comfortable I've ever slept in, and the bedding quality is superb. For breakfast, you can choose between mixed noodles or boiled noodles for the main course, along with red bean soup and millet porridge – a truly ceremonial experience. There's also a reading area and a tea room. Parking is free, and there are many charming shops nearby. It's also very close to Bukongshan, making it easy to enjoy coffee and afternoon tea at your leisure.

Traveling solo to Jingdezhen, I stayed at this secluded hotel in Sanbao Village. The room was quite spacious and even had a bathtub. On a rainy day, soaking in the tub while enjoying some cake was pure bliss. They provided four bottles of mineral water, and the toothpaste was from a good brand, not some generic one. The bed was large and soft, and since my room was at the very end, it was incredibly quiet at night. During the day, I could relax on the sofa chair on the balcony and enjoy some tea. The hotel also has a few chubby little rabbits behind it. Oh, and the complimentary breakfast was delicious, especially the sweet potato and siu mai. I'd definitely come back here for another vacation!

This time in Jingdezhen, I stayed at the Secret Sanbao Design and Collection Hotel in Sanbao Village. 🏠 The hotel is spacious and tranquil, perfect for a getaway 🏖️. The outdoor area features beautiful garden landscaping, and the air quality is excellent. The rooms are large, with balconies, bathtubs, tea sets, and high-end toiletries. Breakfast is also quite extensive, and parking is convenient for those driving. A truly fantastic experience!

Environment: The hotel is located inside Sanbaopeng, just a two-minute walk from the art museum, making it very convenient for driving or taking a taxi. Streams, tree shadows, and bird calls. It feels like stepping into a paradise. Facilities: Equipped with a bathtub 🛀, Bvlgari toiletries, and very comfortable bathrobes. Service: There's a one-on-one butler service, and any requests are handled very quickly. The breakfast restaurant is also beautiful! And the breakfast is abundant. Definitely worth visiting!!!

📍Located within the Sanbaopeng Art Cluster, this hotel integrates an art gallery, artist workshops, cultural and creative products, accommodation, and gourmet tea tasting. Surrounded by mountains and lush greenery, it's incredibly soothing, and parking is convenient. I absolutely love their mountain-view balcony, which cleverly blends the mountainside into a private space, offering views of bamboo groves and banana trees. Whether chatting with friends over tea or taking a bath amidst nature, it's so relaxing you won't want to leave. The rooms feature large floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic green views, accompanied by the sounds of butterflies and birdsong. The hotel's design exudes Eastern aesthetics throughout, with tea rooms, porcelain, and artworks scattered throughout. You can easily spend an afternoon relaxing at the hotel, enjoying tea and reading. Within 1 kilometer are popular spots like the "Shouqiping" (a type of cafe), Bukongshan Coffee, and the Sanbao Art Museum, making it super convenient for sightseeing and entertainment. ✅Two breakfasts are provided each morning. If needed, you can also ask the receptionist for steam eye masks.

This is a classic case of being ripped off. A room like this is worth at most 200-300 yuan, yet they dare to charge over 1000 yuan! There's nothing there, the room's cleanliness is appalling—dust and lint are under the table, the facilities are extremely basic, no TV, refrigerator, minibar—just a few ugly paintings hanging up, calling it room decoration. It's a complete joke! A huge "dream" character facing the bed—are they hoping guests will have nightmares? It feels incredibly unlucky. There's no wardrobe either, just a wooden shelf. It's so shabby it's laughable, worthy of being featured on a popular Chinese TV show. And for that, there's absolutely no service. Even after we checked out, the manager kept harassing my companions, asking for a good review. I didn't want to leave a review, but I felt it was too much. It's a complete deception, a betrayal of those who have high hopes for Jingdezhen, completely ruining their trip. You can tell the hotel's level just by looking at the front desk. A 1500 yuan room, and this is the front desk? They don't even turn on the air conditioning in the front desk hallway. Several grown men are at the front desk, and you can smell body odor as soon as you walk in… They've gone to extremes, using any means necessary to make money, with no bottom line and no conscience whatsoever!

Terrible. First time staying in such a place. The toilet smelled terrible, and to make matters worse, I paid 1650 for a river view room but saw no river view whatsoever. Absolutely unbelievable. The staff even damaged my suitcase while helping me with my luggage. Utterly speechless. Only a complete rip-off would stay here. Don't be fooled by the pictures; the experience was terrible.

The hotel with the worst value for money in my travels over the years. The so-called infinity pool is a broken pond. The room is small and the design is very unreasonable. The windows are small and slanted. The room smells bad. The ventilation is not good. The air conditioning is not good. There is no TV in the room. No phone. At twelve o'clock in the middle of the night, the dog barked wildly in the corridor. When I went to the restaurant early in the morning, there were always large dogs in the restaurant. I asked if there were any parent-child activities, and I was given a pottery making site at my own expense. The store does not need to call me to withdraw the negative review. Never withdraw. The Chinese New Year is too confusing. How dare you support 1,400+ per night for a room like this? Do you bully outsiders and don’t understand the situation? I patted my conscience on the previous review. Are you sincere? Why mislead others?