Guo Mao Super 8 Hotel, Beijing
No.18 Shuangjing BeiLi Chaoyang District, Beijing, China, 100022

	Comfort Inn Area : No.18 Shuangjing BeiLi Chaoyang District
	Location: Super 8 Hotel Beijing Guo Mao is located within the CBD. Beijing railway station is a 10-minute drive away. Beijing International Airport can be reached within 40 mins.
	Surrounding: World Trade Center, Silk Market, Wangfujing pedestrian shopping street, Beijing railway station
	Hotel Accepted: Master, Visa, AMEX, Diners Club, JCB

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When I extended my booking I was assured by the hotel reception staff that the extension period would be charged at the rate-to date. i.e., $238 per day plus $10 per day for breakfast. I am not pleased that I am now being belatedly informed of a hitherto unknown and undivulged increase for the final three days. Furthermore, I understood that a 'western style' breakfast would be available. However, on the first morning of my stay when I proceeded to the dining room I found that the only food available which mildly resembled anything like a 'western breakfast', were hard-boiled eggs and half dry slices of bread. NOTHING ELSE. NO juice. NO cereals. NO bacon. NO coffee. NO butter. NO spreads. NOTHING AT ALL. (I was offered a glass of warm water however.) As a consequence of course, I did not avail myself thereafter of the 'so-called breakfast for which I am paying. Ronald McGill. Guest Name : Mr. Ronald McGill Nationality : Australia Updated : 2007-7-13
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