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Days Inn Opens Beijing Hotel Next To Forbidden City
July 17, 2007 |
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HKI Properties and Days Inn China have officially opened the Days Inn Forbidden City Beijing.
The hotel is owned by property development company, HKI Properties and is positioned as both a business and a tourist hotel. It is fully managed by Days Inn China and is now reportedly the closest hotel to the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
The Days Inn Forbidden City Beijing is located in central Beijing and adjacent to the Forbidden City, which is close to the downtown area. To the east of the hotel is Wangfujing Street, along West Chang An Avenue and with a 3-minute walk to Tiananmen Square. The hotel is next to the Great Hall of the People.
The hotel is a courtyard-style buildings surrounded by thousand-year old trees and has retained its old-world charm, but at the same time has merged it with contemporary architecture and designs. There are 165 well-equipped rooms with workstations, broadband Internet and wide-screen flat-panel televisions with cable.
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