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Book a Hotel in China

Staying in a hotel in China is exactly the same as any other country with the widest of choice from budget style hotels to first class 5 star luxury in all of the major cities. The accommodation is usually of a very high standard and the service is the same, the only difference may be the level of spoken English by members of staff who are not that used to Western visitors and still need to increase their English comprehension. The hotel rooms in China tend to be of a high standard with a wide choice of food to choose from, including the more traditional Chinese food which may not be to the western pallete to the more acceptable.

Hotels in the cities other than Beijing, Shanghai or Hong Kong may offer a room service menu but you should make sure the times of service at reception and not rely on the room guide.

Hotels in leading international cities such as Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong are very familiar to western visitors and offer a more traditional service which we as international travellers have come to expect from international cites around the world.

The Chinese love to eat and socialise at the same time so you should try to experience local hospitality if you can and you will find the Chinese a lovely people that want to meet you and talk with you and especially eat with you. Your Chinese host may want you to try local delicacies and definitely expect you to enjoy a glass or two of local Chinese Rice Wine.

Book a hotel in China and experience the vibrant night life of China make new friends to raise a toast of enjoyment and Chinese hospitality – Gambei