Showing posts with label China. Show all posts
Showing posts with label China. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Holiday Inn Downtown Beijing

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Holiday Inn Downtown Beijing
98 Beilishilu Road
Beijing, 100037
ChinaHoliday Inn Downtown Beijing is located in the financial district, three miles from Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City, and approximately 22 miles from Beijing Capital Airport. This location is also a quarter-mile from Fu Cheng Men Station and Hua Lian Shopping Center, a mile form Bejing Zoo and Panda Garden, two miles from Beihai Park, four miles from Wangfujing Shopping Street, five miles from BJ West Train Station, eight miles from the Temple of Heaven and Hong Qiao Pearl Market, 10 miles from the Summer Palace, and 53 miles from the Great Wall of China. Hotel amenities include the indoor swimming pool, sauna, fitness room, gift shop, business center, Guan Yuan Chinese Restaurant, Robatayaki 36 (Robatayaki cuisine), Oasis Coffee Shop (international buffet), Little Shamiana (Indian corner within Oasis Coffee Shop), and Garden Court Lounge. The hotel also offers room service, concierge assistance, babysitting, currency exchange, valet laundry service, laundry facilities, free weekday newspapers, and parking. All rooms feature satellite TV, in-room movies, minibars, coffeemakers, bathrobes, hairdryers, high-speed Internet access, safes, individual climate controls, irons and ironing boards, voicemail, and work desks.
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Intercontinental Beijing Financial Street

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Intercontinental Beijing Financial Street
11 Financial Street Xi Cheng District
Beijing, 100034
China
InterContinental Beijing Financial Street is situated at the gateway of Beijing's prestigious financial and business district. The hotel is recognized by Green Globe as a Bronze Company 2009 and awarded by Conde Nast Traveler's Gold List as one of the best places to stay in 2008. A magnificent 18-storey atrium, contemporary design and traditional Chinese art set it apart, as does the ideal location. Just minutes away are Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing Shopping area; the Central Government Administration area and International shopping centres such as Lane Crawford and Seasons Place are just a short stroll away. It's also easy for leisure guests to reach famous historic heritage sites such as the Summer Palace, the White Pagoda , the Forbidden City and Lama Temple etc.

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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Silvermine Beach Hotel

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Address:D d 2 lot 648 silvermine bay mui wo ,Lantau island , Hong kong
Silvermine Beach Hotel in Hong Kong is the only resort hotel located on scenic Lantau Island, an hour's ferry ride from Hong Kong Island. Only five minutes walking distance from the main ferry pier at Silvermine Bay, the hotel boasts beautiful views of the beach and ocean. Guests can visit nearby Tai O, a fishing village also known as Hong Kong's Little Venice, and Po Lin Monastery, Hong Kong's major center for Buddhism. Also situated on the island is the world's largest outdoor seated bronze Buddha. A favorite among locals and tourists is the Lantau Peak, where hikers can go to witness the sunrise. The Tung Chung Town Centre and Hong Kong International Airport are 45 minutes from the hotel via the public bus. Central and Tsim Sha Tsui can be reached by a 30-minute ferry ride.
Guests can dine on Asian and authentic Cantonese cuisine at the hotel's restaurant, and enjoy drinks at the Terrace Café and Silvermine Lounge. Meeting rooms feature Internet access, overhead and slide projectors, electronic white boards, flip charts, and audio and video equipment. Other amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool, well- equipped gymnasium, sauna and steam room.

The Silvermine Beach Hotel's 128 guestrooms are air- conditioned and feature satellite television, broadband Internet access, minibars, coffeemakers and views of the ocean or gardens.
Please Note. Only double bed rooms are available from Oct. 9, 2006 to Oct. 13, 2006. Renovation Notice:
The hotel will begin renovating the exterior wall and roof of the South Wing starting May 4, 2008. Work will be done daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. During this time, all Sea View Rooms will be closed. The estimated date of completion is February 28, 2009.
Renovation Notice: The fitness room will remain closed until further notice. Please contact hotel for more details.
This 128-room hotel has rooms that look out to the hills, sideways to the bay and directly onto the bay. A good-value barbecue buffet is held in the coffee shop and Chinese restaurant on Saturday evenings, and there's an attractive pool. Eschew the rooms in the South Wing for those in the superior New Wing. Rates are negotiable, depending on the day of the week and the season.

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Ibis Hong Kong North Point

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Address:
136-142 java road , Hong kong ,Hong kong
Ibis Hong Kong North Point is located in Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
Hotel Features. Safe-deposit box at front desk Bar/lounge Parking available Guestrooms.
Televisions Showers only Hair dryers

Yes it's stuck out in North Point, a slightly dishevelled district northeast of Causeway Bay, and yes it's a bit bland and corporate, but the Ibis is also a bit of a bargain. Transport into Central is not a problem North Point MTR station is just a few doors down from here.

The Ibis' 31-storey building is a collage of jagged lines and pastels - very much a 1980s YMCA style of architecture - and the modestly sized rooms repeat this theme. Decor aside, the rates are tremendous. Don't bother with the 'Standard' rooms. The 'Harbour View' rooms have some spectacular vistas of water and faraway, cloud-shrouded peaks, though your eyes do initially have to stretch out over a car park and a ferry terminal. The hotel also has a small but useful business centre and a concrete-floored 2nd floor cafe that gets too noisy to be enjoyable. You probably won't meet too many fellow travellers out in North Point, unlike at the guesthouses of Causeway Bay, but if you don't mind being removed from the action, it's a worthy budget option.

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