Bamboo Garden Hotel, Beijing

The Zhuyuan (Bamboo Garden) Guesthouse is a classical Chinese garden-style structure in a quiet lane west of the Drum Tower in Beijing. The guesthouse was formerly the residence of Sheng Xuanhuai, the Minister of Post of the late Qing Dynasty(1644-1911). It is also said to be the garden of Li Lianying, a noted eunuch of the Qing Dynasty. Since the late Qing Dynasty, many celebrated Chinese people, including Ma Hansan, Dong Biwu, and Kang Sheng had lived in this guesthouse. The halls and pavillions in the building are linked by tortuous, long corridors, with a tranquil and elegant surrounding of bamboo groves, rockeries, and fountains.
The hotel sees blooming flowers in spring, colorful lanterns and green bamboo swaying in the breeze in summer and autumn, and pines and snows in winter, all making the hotel an ideal place to hold banquets and greet guests.

The quoted room rate includes service charge.
Breakfast: RMB50(US$6) per person.
Extra bed: RMB100(US$12) per bed per night.
Credit card info required to guarantee the reservation.
The Standard Suite have been fully booked before March 15, 2004.
Check out 12 noon.
The above room rates are subject to change during peak season.

Hotel Info:
The Bamboo Garden Hotel (Zhuyuan Guesthouse) is a classical Chinese garden-style structure in a quiet lane west of the Drum Tower in Beijing.

Room Info:

Consisting of Deluxe suites and standard rooms. There are guests room of the traditional Chinese courtyard house-type in the hotel. Each room in the hotel offers closed-circuit TV, refrigerator, and a IDD telephone.

Facilities:
In each room:
Telephone, International Call, Air Conditioning, TV, Room Service
In Hotel:
Air Conditioning, Currency Exchange, Business Center, Coffee Shop, Internet Access, Restaurant, Cable Television, Direct Dial Telephone, Tea House,