Chaoyang District holiday apartment to let, Luthensa Area with jacuzzi/hot tub, sauna, air con, gym, internet access, telephone, TV, DVD

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Maple Place Serviced Apartment (apartment)

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Maple Place is an international luxurious residential compound situated in the north east of the capital of China – Beijing. Just approx 20 minutes drive from the heart of Beijing, and approx 10 minutes away from the airport, Maple Place is ideally located for today's global citizens. We offer an extensive range of serviced apartments (for daily/monthly and long term leases), townhouses and villas of various sizes and layouts nestled in a serene, lush, landscaped environment. Complete facilities include a fully-equipped clubhouse, restaurants, indoor/outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, golf driving range and children's playgrounds. Free wireless internet is available. We are only 5 minutes from the Western Academy of Beijing and 10 minutes from the International School of Beijing, British School of Beijing, Montessori School of Beijing, Limai School and Eton International Bilingual Academy. Dulwich College is located within the compound.

With a location between the airport and the 2008 Olympic Village, the well-located apartment hotel is near to famous shopping areas and a variety of new landmarks. Visit the bustling Yashow Market or simply relax in one of our picturesque gardens. Join the country club next door and enjoy its wide range of state-of-the-art facilities and services without leaving the premises. Enjoy the sun while swimming in one of the pools, or try a game of squash. Work out in the gym and unwind in the pool. Sample the different styles of cuisine offered by our restaurants before enjoying a drink in our bar...

Lowrise apartment building	Living room
Bedroom	Clubhouse

The North China / Beijing / Beijing City region

Beijing, also known as Peking, is the capital and the second largest city of China. The total area of Beijing is approximately 16,800 sq km. Mandarin Chinese is the language spoken in Beijing, with Beijing's dialect being the standard form of Mandarin.

Beijing has four defined seasons. Summer and winter are the two longest seasons, while fall and spring are the shortest. The climate varies according to the season, with autumn being the most pleasant time to visit. Autumn is usually clear with cool temperatures, while winter is dry and, at times, bitterly cold, with temperatures dropping below 5 degrees F (-15 C).Spring is usually dry but very windy ( it is a good idea to protect your eyes to keep out blowing debris), while the summer is rainy and hot, with temperatures at times soaring above 100 degrees F (38 C).

Beijing lies at approximately the same latitude as Philadelphia in the U.S. and Madrid in Spain. Greater Beijing has an area of 16,808 square km, and a population of 16 million. About half of the people live on the outskirts of the city. The city is 39% flat land and the other 61% is quite mountainous area. Beijing is surrounded by the Yanshan Mountains on the west, north and east while the small alluvial plain of the Yongding River lies to its southeast. Beijing faces the Bohai Sea, and the area is also called the Beijing Bay.

Chaoyang District / Luthensa Area

Located in the East of Beijing City, this 476sq.k district has been described as offering all things to all people--not least because it forms the prime commercial, entertainment and shopping heart of the capital. It also embraces the Central Business District (CBD), and is thus the China HQ for, currently, more than 8,000 foreign companies. Government and other official entities also abound, as do foreign embassies.

The district also boasts delightful parks, notably Chaoyang; many theatres; the world-famous Workers' Stadium; fabulous indoor and open-air markets; almost countless restaurants between them offering probably every major Chinese and foreign cuisine; traditional tea-houses by the score; dozens of four- and five-star international hotels; and unique cultural remains from the Yuan Dynasty. Probably the majority of tourists and business visitors base themselves in Chaoyang--the ideal starting point for all other areas of Beijing.

It is home to a good part of Beijing's diplomatic quarters, with many embassies located in the area. The famous Sanlitun bar street also finds its home in Chaoyang district, as well as Beijing's evolving CBD and the Olympic Park built for the 2008 Summer Olympics.

Chaoyang precinct is expansive in size, stretching as far west as Chaoyangmen on the eastern 2nd Ring Road, and extending nearly as far east as the Ximazhuang toll station on the Jingtong Expressway. Within the urban area of Beijing, it is the largest precinct. (Haidian comes in at a close second.) It also stretches north towards the airport area. In fact, it also hosts Beijing Capital International Airport, an exclave within Shunyi District/Precinct.

How to get there

Take a flight to Beijing P. R. China, get in a taxi from Beijing Capital Int'l Airport.

It will take you around 10 minutes from airport to Maple Place serviced apartment.

Activities near Chaoyang District

Facilities

Further details indoors:
At Maple Place you belong to a big international family. Our residents are from all over the world. Staff provide friendly concierge, housekeeping and maintenance services, and are always on call at our Resident Service Centre to answer any queries or attend to your needs.

Further details outdoors:
Fully-equipped clubhouse, restaurants, indoor/outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, golf driving range and children's playgrounds.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
All year round	5 Aug 09	1 Jan 11	735£ 735	105105	105105	1 Night

The property's weekend rates apply to: Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Above prices are based on China Yuan (Renminbi) 1,232/night for the two-bedroom apartment. Please enquire for further details.

Availability

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Name:	Maggie Wang
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