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Apartments in Beijing and Homestay - Holiday Lettings - Holiday Rentals Beijing
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“Beijing Oasis centrally located.” Perfect spot to visit all of Beijing. Jason and his Dad were charming and helped us navigate. The very modern and clean apartment is situated among families and children, close to stores and restaurants, buses, taxis and the metro. We were able to book special tours to the Great Wall and other sites at the Hotel located blocks down the street.
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Chaoyang District holiday apartment rental
Chaoyang District apartment
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- sleeps 6
from £77 / night
£568 - £694 / week
Chaoyang District holiday apartment rental
Chaoyang District apartment
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- sleeps 6
“Great place to stay for a family travelling to Beijing.” We had a great time in Beijing in September 2012! We arrived at 2.00 am which is late by any standards! The lovely owner was there to meet us at the apartment with the key. An hours drive from the airport (roughly 100 RMB), the apartment is clean and very well stocked with linen and kitchen stuff. A walk down to a plethora of eating places means you rarely have to cook - besides the food is amazing. Great to have ones own place - unlike a hotel - especially with kids - even if ours are not so little any more. I would recommend walking into the nearby Peixin Hotel and grabbing a handful of their cards as we found it a better way to communicate our location to cab drivers! 20 minute walk to the metro station making travelling the city easy. Easy walk to the shops to buy your everyday groceries - Google the chinese characters for things that are urgently needed to circumvent any translation problems. We stayed there for a week. The apartment felt friendly and safe. We would definitely go back to it if we ever return to Beijing. Thank you Jason and Mr. Jiangdong for your kindness and hospitality.
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“We really enjoyed it” We stayed in Yuanjia appartment for more than two weeks. We really liked the location, close to two subway stations and many bus lines. Also - and that is important for a stay in Beijing these days - it was easy to get a taxi. There are lots of shops around to buy drinks and food. Robert, the owner, speaks very good English and it is very easy to handle things with him. He is very friendly and even gave us a lift to the airport when we went home. The appartment itself might not be comparable to a five star hotel, but it was clean, quiet ( less noise than in a hotel) and had a kitchen, washing machine, big fridge, wifi, TV and so on. When we asked for a DVD- player Robert even bought one. We will stay there again.
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“Location, location, location...” Perfect home away from home when in Beijing. Best location for everything!
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Beijing holidays
Beijing is known for its exquisite architectural, historical, and cultural offerings, as well as its ancient sites that reside alongside modern-day attractions such as the Olympic Stadium. Many of the elaborate structures throughout the city detail the country's historical wealth. Visitors will also find riches in the arts, entertainment, dining, and shopping opportunities as well. Outdoor and nature enthusiasts will find plenty of activities to enjoy, whether that includes climbing the Great Wall or visiting the pandas in the Beijing Zoo. One of the most popular sights visitors come to see is the Beijing Great Wall. After a long day of touring it, many travellers indulge in a treatment at a Beijing spa to revitalise themselves. After the sun goes down, the Beijing nightlife gets going and there are plenty of dining and entertainment options to choose from as well.
Some of the sights you will definightly want to see include:
- The Forbidden City: Awe-inspiring to behold, this majestic attraction was the Chinese imperial palace spanning from the Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. It was the home of emperors and the ceremonial and political centre of the government. It currently houses the Palace Museum.
- Tianaanmen Square: Tianaanmen Square is a site for parades, rallies, and even demonstrations. The following spectacular structures can be found here: the Great Hall, the National Museum of China, the Monument to the People's Heroes, and Chairman Mao's Mausoleum.
- The Temple of Heaven: Located in the southern area of the city, this temple has been considered one of the holiest places in the country for over five centuries. In the past, it was utilised as a set of sacrificial structures for Emperors Ming and Qing, created as a royal altar to Heaven, Earth, Sun, Moon, and other gods.
- The Great Wall: This UNESCO World Heritage site is truly awe-inspiring in size and scope. There are eight sections of it and most are well-preserved.
- The Beijing Opera: The performances at this world-renowned venue are elaborate and unforgettable. Shows include dancing, singing, dialog, and acrobatic fighting. The action is stylised and the stories are dramatic interpretations of a variety of characters and their emotions.
- The Panda House: For animal lovers, a visit to Beijing would not be complete without a journey to the zoo. The highlight for many visitors is of course the Panda House, home to the country's best known and beloved wildlife mascot.
holiday rentals are a great way to make the most of your time in this incredible country, whether you are on a family holiday, a romantic getaway, or a trip with a large group of friends. Rental options are plentiful in Beijing year round and include apartments downtown as well as luxury villas and condos on the outskirts of the city.
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