I posted on my Moments! Everyone thought I was in Kyoto, but I was actually in Jingdezhen!

We went on a two-day, one-night trip, and my friend carefully selected this designer hotel. I loved the hotel's visual design, which was in a wabi-sabi, Chinese style throughout, with every detail exuding a natural, oriental aesthetic. The entire space felt like a healing art palace, with a simple, elegant, and tranquil atmosphere that was refreshing. The hotel's different room types are spread out in different areas on a small hill, and a porter will drive a sightseeing electric car to take you to your room. Although the journey is not long, sitting in the back seat, facing away from the driver, with the breeze blowing and the sun shining, it felt like I was back in my childhood, with pure joy and laughter like silver bells that are unforgettable. The hotel's service was also impressive, with attentive and thoughtful butler service. Upon arrival, the butler greeted us at the door and helped us with our luggage. During our stay, any questions could be communicated in the exclusive group, and they would always answer and solve any problems, making us feel warm and cared for. In addition, the hotel is also a great place for taking photos! We girls originally planned to go to the surrounding villages after putting down our luggage, but we ended up taking photos in the hotel's public areas and rooms for two hours, reluctant to leave. Every corner was a great photo spot, and it was easy to fill a nine-grid photo collage, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts.