Youth Hostel in Beijing
Travel Tips for Beijing - Peking Yard Hostel (Page 1/1)
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31 May 2013 Xin Fu, Australia:
The reception/hangout area, back garden and roof garden! The Jinshanling great wall tour was good too :) |
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11 Apr 2013 Adam, Northern Ireland:
the foods are expensive and limited. The accommodation are reasonable but not clear on the website. |
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11 Apr 2013 Adam, Northern Ireland:
The hostel are hard to find. Wish we have map attached in the email or something. |
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19 Oct 2012 Colin, Australia:
Recommend the Great Wall Hiking day trip organised by the hostel which drops you off in at Jinshaling and picks you up at Simatai (6 km away) The hike took us 3 hours due to lots of photo stops and steep terrain and enabled us to see a part of the wall with very few tourists and great scenery. |
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11 Sep 2012 Madeline, USA:
Ask the front desk for somewhere cheap to eat and they will point you in the right direction. |
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10 Mar 2012 Lee, England & Wales:
The great Wall trip to Jingsling not to Badaling (the spelling of these maybe a bit incorrect) |
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10 Mar 2012 Lee, England & Wales:
There's a small cafe/resturant opposite the road the hostel is on that does really nice food, 2 dishes and a beer for 25 Yuan |
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| HI Hostel Beijing - Peking Yard HostelThe Peking Yard Hostel in Beijing is one of the HI network of hostels in China and one of nine hostels in Beijing. Situated in an authentic Chinese hutong the hostel provides guests with the unqiue experience. Centrally located guests we be able to experience the many attractions of Beijing. | more...... |