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Lolitta2

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Q: Anyone know of any good low-budget hotels in Chaoyang area?

My parents are coming soon and my flat is too small to accomodate them (and too dirty, hehe!) so I want to put them up somewhere in the Dongzhimen area that's clean but won't cost a fortune. Any suggestions?

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Check out the Sanlitun Youth Hostel on Chunxiu Lu . It's within walking distance of Donsishitiao subway station and it's gotten fairly good reviews overall. A single private will cost you about 260 RMB in the high season. Check out the link below. You can also browse many more hostels on that website, hostelworld.com.

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