Jade International Youth Hotel Beijing

General Information

Situated in the centre of Beijing, the Jade Hotel features the international traveller in mind. You¡¯ll notice from the 1st moment that this hotel features a highly special ¡°east meets west¡± fashion. The wealthy marble floors, fresh bunchs of flowers, and conventional chinese decor in the lobby are enchased by the spacious skylight above. We are the one of upper five finest lodging refered by the "Lonely Planet", the apartments are authentic cosy, and the lacation is in the heart, the caller said that it worth to spoil themselves here.
We¡¯re very close the axis line of Beijing from which Beihai Park, the Imperial Palace, the Forbidden City, and Jingshan Park able to be seen in the close to distance (just a 10 minutes stroll from the east gate of the Forbidden City) you can get almost everything by foot. A five minute stroll east and you¡¯ll be in shopping paradise at the Wangfujing Shopping Street. Experience the famed Donghuamen Night Market which is greatly refered by the publication Lonely Planet.
Everything the customers need to be suitable and relaxed is right here in the Jade Hotel. Our vast majestic styled restaurant (serving a wide range of western and chinese dishes for lunch, snack, and supper) is situated just neighboring to our cosy brasserie, both of which are accessed through our foyer. We provide a washhouse apartment with a washer and dryer, a I-net cafe, wi-fi i-net throughout the common spot in the guesthouse, and a boutique for traveler indispensable.
* The suite rate for the twin privately-owned roon and double suite breakfast comprise.
* The visitor live here could use bicycle self-sufficient, just 300RMB deposit.

Location Information

With its main location (just a 10 min amble from the east gate of the Forbidden City) you can get almost everything by foot. A five minute stroll east and you will be in shopping paradise at the Wangfujing Shopping Street. Experience the notable Donghuamen Night Market which is greatly refered by the publication Lonely Planet, or take in the Beijing Opera which is put on each evening accompanied with english subtitles. Plenty of little side streets called "Hutongs" are scattered throughout Beijing.