WADA Hostel
Check rates and availability for this hostel
Find the best prices for WADA Hostel from our 7 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Beijing
Serving the community and dealing with taxis
... and sauces, everyone gathered at the front of the school at 1:30pm to begin the afternoon activity. Last week, everyone was supposed to go do community service but the activity was cancelled due to rain. Since, today was sunny and bright, it was decided that the community service would be happening today. The community service was supposed to take place at 新怡家园 and sadly, there was ...
Day 1, Saint John, Toronto, and Beijing
... s beautiful there, and there are a large ammount of things to see, the embassy district doesn't feel like the real China, if you catch my drift.
For supper we had a Thai meal consisting of Pad Thai, Saute, Chicken wings, stir fried vegetables, etc. It tasted delicious and just like almost everything else in China, it was very cheap.
PS: I'm writing this in the Shanghai Airport so the pictures will be up soon.
...
Midnight in the heart of Beijing
... But she came beside me and motioned for me to follow her. I followed her down Qianmen, then we headed into the narrow long Dazhalan Xijie/West Street (大栅栏). In middle of the way she actually grabbed one side of my suitcase handle to help me out and before long we were standing in front of my hostel, the 365 Inn. Crisis averted. Though, it wouldn't be the last time I'd rely in the kindness (and warmth) of ...
Baijing - last day
... the entrance that were covered in scaffolding & therefore out of bounds, when I finally came across one. It was like opening the floodgates, as then there were absolutely masses.
There were shops in quite a lot of the buildings & I ignored them but then I saw a sign saying coffee & noticed tables on a balcony, which looked picturesque so went to inquire. The café was in the top of the building so I climbed the narrow, steep stairs to find the price of the coffee ...
East meets West, for 2 hours.
... expected red lights and sirens to alarm on the computers. As I was called forward, the officer didn't seem to be in a good mood at all. He glanced at my passport and then he looked up to give me a good stare. Then came the questions. How long have you been here? What was the purpose of your travel? Where did you spend most of your time? I thought I was busted, and this was just his way of almost torturing me. I swear ...
Location
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
TripAdvisor Reviews WADA Hostel Beijing
