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Beijing Courtel hotel is situated in the heart of Beijing, China. As a main housing style of Beijing, courtyard dwellings, where live generations of Beijing natives, are well-known to people both at home and abroad. Courtyards emerged during the Yuan Dynasty when Beijing was for the first time established as the country’s capital. Their architectural structure, which has many distinct characteristics, is typical and representative of the Chinese traditional housing construction. Though just a kind of common dwellings, the courtyards convey a profound cultural meaning since they are regarded as the carrier of Chinese traditional culture. On arriving in Beijing, a place that has a long history and rich cultures, you can feel its uniqueness simply by living in a courtyard, tasting Peking roast duck, climbing the Great Wall, listening to Beijing Opera and so on. If you are eager to know more of the city, living in a courtyard must be the best choice.
Food and Beverage
Breakfast
Chinese-style breakfast
soybean milk, plain congee, maize gruel, congee with mungbean, congee with black long rice, pork and preserved egg congee, Guangdong steamed bun stuffed with juicy pork, twisted cruller, egg (fried, boiled or scrambled), flour dim sum (steamed roll, steamed bun with milk), soup noodles with sirlon, BBQ chicken wings, salted vegetable.
Western-style breakfast
1. Single order
a. Solid food: toast, soft roll, croissant, Danish pastry, English sponge cake, egg (fried, boiled or scrambled) and toast, potato cake, bacon, ham or sausage, bacon, cheese.
b. Soft drinks: milk (iced or warm), fruit juices (orange, apple, pineapple, tomato)
c. Coffee: black coffee, espresso, cappuccino, iced coffee, milk coffee, Brazil coffee, Café Americano, Blue Mountain.
d. Black tea: lemon with tea (iced or warm), milk tea.
2. Meal sets
a. English breakfast: bacon, egg (fried, boiled or scrambled), toast, salami, tomato, milk or fruit juice, seasonal fruit dish.
b. American breakfast: egg (fried, boiled or scrambled), sausage, toast or soft roll or croissant or Danish pastry or English sponge cake, milk or fruit juice.
c. French breakfast: egg (fried, boiled or scrambled), shrimp, bacon, french stick bread, fruit, milk or fruit juice.
Snacks: popcorn, French fries, peanut, fried chicken.
Entertaments: Karaoke bar, poolroom, gymnasium.
Bar: soft drinks, beer, corktail, long drink, red wine, white wine, sparkling wine, coffee, tea, distillate spirits (whisky, vodka, rum, gin).
