Alley Garden Courtyard Hotel
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Hello my friends, 你好!
I have been in Beijing for just four days, and have already fallen in love with the city. It seems huge, perhaps because of the massive population (highest populated city), yet it is the smallest (area wise) of China's big cities. Even with however many million people, the congestion is not as bad as I would …
The 12 hour brunch!
... a bottle of beer.
The forecast that night was for snow, a 90% chance. Sunday morning, pulled back the curtains and yes - it had snowed, only a light covering but a bit further north in the more exposed areas it had snowed a lot, and in some areas the heaviest since 1960. Think being more sheltered in the town, we escaped the worst. It was cold, snowing, and wet underfoot - so what does one do? One goes for brunch at midday, and comes home at ...
Oh God Oh God Just One Of Us Is Going To Die?
... was suffering more than others for unknown reasons. I left a few times to splash water on my face and body, I felt really warm. After class ended finally around 4:30pm I went to my room and crashed until morning woke me at 7:30. “You going to class Logan? You didn’t look so good.”
“No. Tell Rose for me.”
“Also, Logan, you’re extremely good looking and should have, in our humble opinion, ...
Too many good times? Never.
The awful conditions last night had me somewhat worried for my first full day in Beijing, but it was all for naught. I awoke to clear blue skies, which I learned are something of a rarity in Beijing. I met three guys at the hostel in the morning: two from Paris, and one from Germany. The German, I learned, had lived in Winnipeg for a time. How many more Winnipeggers will I find in Beijing? I had a bit of a plan for the day, but when the ...
Midnight Express
... find out we had booked a soft sleeper instead of a hard sleeper. Which meant that we were going to get more of a sleep that we anticipated. There are four bunks a cabin and Ken and I had the top bunks. Our room buddies arrived 10 minutes later and they seemed nice enough. The train departed from the station right on time and we were off! Just over 12 hours. We slept for 11 of those hours and by the time morning arrived we had also arrived in ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsAlley Garden Courtyard Hotel Beijing
“ A beautiful oasis. ”
Reviewed May 31, 2011
Very cute, traditional chinese style hotel. If you are looking for something basic, this is the perfect place. Close to the subways, and the city center. The staff is friendly and helpful, and speak english quite well. The area is safe, with the police station at the end of the road. The only downside could be the restaurant across the street is noisy at night (however I never found it to be a problem). If you are sensitive to noise when trying to sleep, the back courtyard blocks most of the sound. This is a wonderful hotel, for a great price! Thanks to Bob and Jenny for everything!
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