Where to Stay in Beijing, China
Dear Guests，Thanks for booking with us and a kindly reminder is to bring your passport with you to check in the hotel.
Welcome to Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel! Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel, accepted as one of the best hostels in Beijing, is situated in a preserved and protected Hutong area, typical local residency neighborhood, 10 minutes' walk away from the alleyways to Tian'anmen Square, Qianmen Business Center and Forbidden City. The well- known Liu Li Chang Cultural Street is only 5 minutes walk. The hostel was the former residence of a warlord in the beginning of the last century.
Our hostel is quite concern about the green and environmental protection. We have non-smoking rooms. Meanwhile smoking is prohibited in some part of our hotel.....
It is in a traditional Chinese courtyard attached to the main building as a comfortable hotel and the courtyard are built in the style of Qing Dynasty, quiet and comfortable. You can take a traditional rickshaw or a self-guided map tour to explore the area. Many of the historical attractions including Tian'anmen Square, Forbidden City, Liulichang (Antique Market) and Former embassy area...
All the guests who stay in our hostel rooms will have the opportunity to get a member card of UTELS for free when your stay meet our required minimum night. With this card you can get some discount when you book the chain hostels of UTELS in China and abroad.
Groups with over 10 people is acceptable all -year round.***
In order you can get to the hostel from the airport hassel free,We now newly set up a very reliable airport pick-up service taking you all the way to the hostel without any problem.
It costs 150RMB per car with max.3 people with luggage from 8:00am to 11:00pm. For other time it costs 180RMB. The above rate includes high way toll and parking fee.
For the service, please contact us(Sally And Wendy) in advance with information of your departure city, flight number and your names.
And as the airport subway line has started operation, you can take subway there,then transfer subway Line 2 at the transfer station: 'DongZhiMen' and get off at HePingMen station,then keep walking along NanXinHua street to south area about 5 minutes till you find a sign at a corner with'Far East Youth Hostel' and turn left.you will see our hotel after the turning.simply make a phone call if you meet any problem on the way to our hotel: 51958561
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The services we provide:
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FREE Broadband Internet surfing
FREE using fully equipped kitchen facilities
FREE map of Beijing
The tours to the Great Wall at different sections including The Great wall at Badaling, Mutianyu, Simatai and Hiking on the wall From Jinshanling to Simatai. If you feel getting tired and need a massage after come back from the great wall, the massagists in beauty salon on the first floor will make you quickly recover and refresh.
Shows of Beijing Opera, Chinese Acrobatics, Chinese Martial Arts( Kungfu)... For train, flight tickets booking & you can book it upon your arrival (both domestical and international)
The hostel has buses at all sizes and cars available at reasonable prices.
There are Two restaurants in the hotel serve both Chinese and Western style meal. 10 --15 yuan/person breakfast (US,UK,Switzerland,Continental style) are well arranged in the courtyard restaurant.The buffet breakfast on the 1st floor in main building are very popular. Also there is a coffee bar on B floor where you can log on internet, listening music, watching video and TV program while enjoy your coffee.
*** I want to thank the Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel for perfect lodging during my 6-day stay in Beijing! The hostel, its staff and the day trips and activities it organised were great, and the location and atmosphere second to none! Once again thanks a lot
*** This is a great 'hostel', more of a hotel really. Rooms are cleaned every day and it has every service you could need - internet, laundry and a tour office which can organise you trips to the Great Wall etc. The location is perfect - in the middle of the old part of Beijing.We spent the first few nights here in another part of town and this area is much safer and more fun, I'd recommend it to anyone visiting Beijing for the first time.
***The entire staff at Far East is so incredibly helpful! Having a tourist office inside the hostel was definitely useful, and they're really good at explaining how to get around the city. It's within walking distance to both Tianamen Sq. and the Forbidden City, and the shops along the alleyways are so much cheaper than the silk market! We found that out a little too late. The restaurant on the first floor is really good, and the cafe at the bottom floor is also really convenient. Make sure you stay in the main hostel, not in the court yard!
*** fantastic travel desk and massage facilities - staff very friendly. great free internet service and good breakfast buffet - constantly restocked. great!
***The great food and excellent internet facilites provided by the hotel make life very comfortable and with only a 10 minute walk to the nearest underground station, or a 20 min walk through some very interesting streets leading to Tiananmen square, the location is quite central. I've stayed in this Hotel 3 times now and will definately stay there again.
***Absolutely fantastic! Extremely nice people, very helpfull, good tours and EXCELLENT massages! Loved it and would definitely stay there again. Just one thing: it would be nice with a few strictly female/male rooms. But apart from that it was all more than good!
*** Better location it's imposible! Nothing better than being in this fantastic hutong. In front of the hostel, there's a fantasic bar-cafe, where you can eat for a reasonable price. I would return!
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