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Sino-Swiss Hotel Beijing Airport 
Being an oasis of relaxation, this property offers a pleasant ambience, high standards of comfort and convenient facilities for business as well as leisure travellers.
Location
Situated just a short drive from the city centre and the airport, the Sino Swiss Hotel is surrounded by the lush landscaped gardens.
Rooms
Elegantly designed, the 408 spacious guestrooms are gracefully appointed and come with all the contemporary amenities, enabling you to relax and have a blissful sleep after a busy day.
Restaurant
Guests can dine at the on-site Ajisai Restaurant that serves delicious cuisine for breakfast, lunch as well as dinner. The on-site Mongolian Gher serves Mongolian dishes for you to feast on. After a tiring day, you can unwind at the cosy bar with a refreshing drink.
General
The hotel offers 2 well-equipped meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 400 guests for organising your conferences, seminars as well as banquets. The Splash Recreation Club boasts an extensive range of facilities such as a well-equipped gymnasium, swimming pool, tennis courts, sauna, jacuzzi as well as massage service.
The hotel is located just 3.5km away from the Beijing Capital International Airport. Regular scheduled airport shuttle service (available every 30 minutes) is provided on complimentary basis. The Hotel’s Airport Shuttle Bus location is Car park D118 (across the Beijing Capital International Airport’s Arrival Exit Gate 5).
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"Good airport shuttle bus service although pick-up point at airport is difficult to locate. Staff helpful. Hotel public areas pleasant and quiet. Supermarket opposite hotel for cheap water / essentials etc." - Anonymous |
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"Location is good if you are on transit. It's hard to figure out where to get on the shuttle bus from the airport, but just go into the parking building accross the road from the Terminal 2 arrival exit3, go 10 seconds to your right, and hang around at the first dropoff area. I don't know what would happen when terminal 3 opens (due in march/april 2008).
The ride to the hotel takes only 15 minutes, so no big loss if you take the taxi. There are some eateries around the area, which are quite good. If you want a cheapo-light option, there is a steamed dumpling place left as you exit the gate. Hot pot places etc are there, too, so you're not confined in a totally deserted area (which happens sometimes with transit hotels). Overall, a good value.
" - hiroo yamagata |
| Overall Hotel Rating: 3.75 out of 5, based on 11 review(s). Click here for details. |
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