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Victory Hotel

This is where we are checking in today.
The Guangdong Victory Hotel is one of the most historic business hotel in China and has undergone more over than one hundred years history. It is a famous hotel with neoclassic style building, which has more than 300 comfortable rooms, suites; several restaurants could offer different style of delicious foods especially Cantonese cuisine. Besides, its business facilities such as business center, conference room/hall, rental service, etc.
We will make you more cheerful in your trip.

Hotel Details
Located on the charming and historical Shamian Island, the Guangdong Victory Hotel is surrounded by an enchanting and peaceful environment and vividly embodies the essence of Baroque and Greek architecture.

Shamian Island was classified as a State Cultural and Historical Protectorate. It is endowed with a rich history represented by the British and French settlements there in the early 20th century, which is still visible in the European-style architectures, such as the French Catholic Church, the British Christian Church, prior British and French Consulates and many other overseas offices.

Rooms
The Guangdong Victory Hotel has more than 330 comfortable rooms including double rooms, single rooms, and deluxe suites of Chinese, Japanese, and French-style.

Stores, post offices, shopping centers, and banks are all located a stone's throw away in every direction. Above all else, the Guangdong Victory Hotel offers a bird's eye view of the spectacular Pearl River. In addition, the hotel offers a quiet refuge of newly refurbished luxurious business suites with broadband access to Internet, around-the-clock room service, a sun-drenched pool, and an efficient and fully equipped Business Center.
Our rooms should be in the West Building - Business King. (We'll see if that is true!)

Room Amenities:
Internet Access& Computer
Cable/Satellite TV
Air Conditioning
Climate Control
Blackout Drapes
Remote lighting
DDD and IDD
Refrigerator and Mini Bar
Tea Bag
Shower
Bathrobes
Bath Lotion
Hair Dryer
Make-up Mirror
Sewing Kit
In-room Safe
Slippers
Desk and Stationary Folder
Iron / Ironing Board
Baby Crib
Baby Tub
Pure Drinking-water System
Electronic Kettle
Housekeeping
Laundry Service
Wake-up Call
16 Hours Room Service

This is probably where we will be having our breakfast in the mornings.

Traders Hotel, Beijing

Here is where we will be checking into tonight...
This is the room I think I will probably have. Let's see if it really looks this way!!


Hotel Details
Ideally located in Beijing’s leading business and embassy district, the hotel enjoys direct access to the China World Trade Center; the metro station (lines 1 and 10) is located within the same complex, and is just 30 minutes from Beijing International Airport. The hotel offers a comfortable and convenient base for both business and leisure travellers.

The 570 tastefully decorated guest rooms and suites feature quality amenities and modern facilities, ensuring travellers enjoy their stay in comfort and style. All rooms enjoy broadband Internet access and satellite TV. Based on availability, guests may choose between rooms that overlook a peaceful garden terrace or city view rooms that look onto the towering China World Phase 3 and CCTV building and Beijing’s wider cityscape.

Guestroom Features
24hr Room Service
Broadband Internet Access
Cable TV news and Movie Channels
IDD and voice mail
In-room Safe
Minibar
Coffee/Tea making facilities
Hairdryer
Iron and Ironing Board
Shangri-La Toiletries
Pillow menu (what the heck is that???)

Recreation Facilities
Fully Equipped Gym (I think the Great Wall will kick my A$$ enough)
Jacuzzi, sauna and steam bath
Access to indoor Pool at Chia World Hotel
(I think my aching legs might find some use for the above!!)
Other Services that I might require
Foreign Exchange Counter
I'm thinking we will have breakfast in the cafe.

I think we'll crash before we see this!!!

Beijing Hotels

I found an interesting article online called China and the environment: The U.S. could learn a lot from China by Roberta
I found this particular paragraph interesting...
"How surprised I was when I walked into my hotel room in Beijing! Lights, TV and all other electronic systems were operable only when the hotel key card was inserted into a slot provided on the wall just inside the hotel room door. When one left the hotel room and removed their key card, all of the electrically operated gadgets in the room would go dead. No energy was wasted when nobody is present in the room. A remote control center next to the bed allowed occupants to operate any light, television, etc. in the hotel room without getting up." read the entire article here.

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