When it comes to booking hotels in China I highly recommend that you choose an agency or tour operator that KNOWS China well. Actually the best is to have a Tour Operator like myself :-) who knows China very well and inspects hotels on a regular basis for the past 26 years. Nothing worse than trying to plan your own tour and booking hotels and then being greatly disappointed in your hotel. Fake reviews and claims are common on the internet. Location is one of the things you should consider most. Being located out in the suburbs or poor locations to save a few $$ is not wise. You will spend much of your time and money (taxis) going to the sights. Your tour operator who knows China well, knows these areas and best value hotels. For instance: Wangfujing area in Beijing is the best. Good hotels there but some to avoid too. In Shanghai you need to be close to the Nanjing Road Mall. Some well known hotels are across the river in Pudong and you will be taking a taxi every time you want to go some place and back. Boutique hotels are becoming more common but also high prices especially for best locations. Traditional style hotels are in demand and many are available with modern conveniences however prices are usually a bit higher also. Hotels in China usually come with a large buffet breakfast included in the hotel cost. If not listed as "included" the cost can often be $15 to $25 per person extra. There is also a service charge of normally 15% added or included too as there are no tips in the hotels other than perhaps a bell boy. The city tax is also included. If none of these costs are listed as included, the quoted low cost on the internet can often be a surprise when you check out. One former client wanted a hotel in Xian and he said it could be booked for $85 a night. I knew the hotel well and had consulted with them. That $85 room located in an older building on the first floor facing the inside is indeed $85 for a single. No breakfast, service charge, tax etc. was quoted. The room on check out then is $137. per night. One should know there is usually 5 level of prices in each hotel depending on the room size and amendments.
For more information on hotels, please feel free to email me at interlak@eskimo.com My name is Dave and I will not try to sell you a tour if you are only interested on more hotel information.
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