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Beijing City Central Youth Hostel ( 北京城市青年酒店 )
Address: No.1 Beijingzhanqianjie, DongchengQu, Beijing ( 北京市东城区北京站前街1号 )
Phone: +86 (0)10 6525 8066


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The best part about Beijing City Central UTELS is its location. It is directly across the street from the Beijing Train Station, down the block from the airport shuttle stop, and literally just a few meters away from a subway station entrance.  Besides that it is also clean and inexpensive.
 
City Central UTELS bills itself as a hotel, motel and hostel and indeed it falls somewhere between these classifications.  They offer budget hotel rooms that include individual bathrooms as well as 2, 4 and 6 bed rooms with shared bathrooms.  Many rooms do not have windows, so be sure to ask specifically for a window if so desired.
 
There is a convenience store next door and several close-by restaurants including a Japanese restaurant in the mall across the street that currently features an all-you-can-eat buffet for only 68 yuan!
 
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Beijing City Central Youth Hostel is located at the northwest corner of Beijing Zhan Qianjie, across from the Beijing Railway Station. The bus terminal, airport shuttle bus stop and taxi stands are next to the railway station, and Beijing Zhan subway station (Exit A) is just outside the door.

On the first and second floors levels you'll find a 24-hour supermarket, breakfast bar, coffee lounge, ATM, IC/IP phones, express film processing, and a post office, while on the third floor you will find areas to relax, cook and much more.

The backpackers' Club supplies delicious Chinese and Western buffet to you on the third floor.

This is the largest, best located and highest standard hostel in Beijing, every room has central air conditioning and individual controls. The guest rooms on the third to sixth floors include suites, double rooms, single rooms, four- and eight- bunk dormitories.

Around the nearby Henderson Centre are fast food outlets plus an abundance of cheap and cheerful 'homestyle' restaurants in the area. The Henderson Centre also houses a department store, and in the vicinity you'lll find medical clinics, dental care, pharmacies, bookstores, and souvenir shops. ATM facilities can be found in the many banks along Jianguo Men Nei Dajie, just to the north of the hostel.

The hostel adjoins the central business districts of Dong Dan and Wangfujing, where you can find every imaginable eatery, from exquisite Cantonese restaurants to simple street stalls.

Tian'an Men Square, the Forbidden City (Gu Gong), The Temple of Heaven (Tian Tan), the Ancient Observatory (Gu Guanxiang Tai), Bei Hai Park, Tai Miao, and Wangfujing Dajie shopping street are all a short ride from the hostel.

We can arrange group activities such as visits to acrobatic shows and art galleries; in-house instruction in Ikebana, calligraphy, and Chinese painting; and an introduction to preparing spicy Sichuanese cuisine.

Where are the most interesting areas in Beijing?
Once you arrive in Beijing, everybody wants to know the most interesting areas in Beijing.
the most interesting areas are as follows:
1)Sanlitun embassy area & Sanlitun Bar Street, Workers' Stadium area.
2)Wangfujing area, Donghuamen night market.
3)Beijing Central Railway Station area, Henderson Centre.
4)Qianmen and Tian'anmen Square area.
5)Houhai area.

(author: Wang at 2007-12-26 17:06:59.0)

I thought this hostel was one of the best I stayed at during my visit to China. First, it is conveniently located and second, it is extremely clean! Our showers were down the hall, and I found the bathroom to be tidy and clean at all times. One can obtain a western style breakfast, if so desired. As well, there is an internet cafe in the same building.

(author: caron.smith at 2007-05-28 20:14:55.0)

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