Michael's House Beijing Hostel in Beijing


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Michael’s Gifts For Your Summer Vacations:
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1, Deluxe Double Suite (Minimum 4 nights stay)
-1 free 60 mins Body Massage (Valued:
USD20/CNY140 per person, maximum 2 people per room);OR
-1 free Badaling Greatwall one day tour (Valued: USD38/CNY260 per person, maximum 2 people per room).

2, Emperor Suite (Minimum 3 nights stay)
-1 free 90 mins Body Massage (Valued: USD35/CNY240 per person, maximum 2 people per room) OR
-Free show tickets (Peking Opera ticket, VIP seat, Valued: USD55/CNY380 per person,
Or Kongfu Show ticket, VIP seat, Valued: USD40/CNY280 per person
Or, Acrobatics Show, VIP seat, Valued: USD40/CNY280 per person;
Maximum 2 people per room)

Promotion Policy:
1. The promotion starts from 10th, Jul to 31st, Aug, 2010 and is only available for guests who make reservations during the period.
2. Guests could alternatively choose one listed free service.
3. The promotion will become invalid and the service will be charged with the listed price in case of short stay by any reason.
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ABOUT US
The hostel is built in the style of a Siheyuan (courtyard house), one of the most emblematic forms of traditional Chinese architecture. Surrounded by the hutongs (small alleys which run between courtyards) which were constructed in the 13th century, courtyard houses used to accommodate one family each. With most of the hutongs remaining today dating back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, the hostel enjoy an atmosphere full of history and culture.