Beijing National Jade Hotel

Address: No.19 Huizhong Lane, Yayun Village, Beijing, 100101, China | Hotel
 
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        TravelPod Member ReviewsBeijing National Jade Hotel

        Youth hostel

        Reviewed May 23, 2013
        by (3 reviews) Eastleigh , United Kingdom

        Lovely place and communal areas, room itself was very cramped but good for money. Room was very dark though as was no main light only individual bed lamps. Wifi in communal area was excellent.

        This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

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