accomodation in beijing?

2Dec/11Off

hi,

l'm finishing year 12 in a month and after that i'm planning a trip to beijing for 2 months. i was trying to find some good accomodation, and i don't really want to be staying at hotels for 2 months. i'd like to rent an apartment in beijing for that period of time. of course, i will travel around a bit maybe at at shanghai for a few nights and i'll stay at a hotel then, but any good recommendations for my trip? anyone stayed at an apartment there?

also, if any one knows what kind of documentation l'd need and if many apartments will permit me to lease it only for 2 months? thanks!

where in china to stay? hi, l'm from australia, l am finishing year 12 in a month and am planning on going to china for 2 months. i am travelling alone, l'm 18 and i...
How much to offer for a Beijing Apartment during the Olympics? I'm planning to attend the Olympics this summer in Beijing. A friend of a friend has an apartment there that I can potentially rent. I'm trying figure out what a...
How much does a typical 2 bedroom apartment rent for in China? Me and my wife want to move to China and we are thinking about getting a live in nanny to help us with our first child that we are planning...
how much it costs, living with locals in barcelona or puerto la cruz venezuela? me and my 5 year old girl, planning for a trip to venezuela.. can i rent a place (small room or apartment) with or near the locals in barcelona or...
Place to stay near any of the stops along red line of metro in Barcelona? I'm heading to Barcelona on october 13th for 4 nights. Ideally would like to stay near one of the stops along the red line of the metro. Any recommendations? Would...

Tagged as: Hotels, Planning A Trip, shanghai Comments Off

Comments (2) Trackbacks (0) ( subscribe to comments on this post )

ykphil
July 17th, 2010 - 03:54

Contact Xin at she rents nice apartments located downtown near Hepingmen metro station, clean, mew building with good security, serviced, well located. Price per night is in the 200s RMB, they probably have monthly rates too…

If you have a valid tourist visa and you are within your stay limits, and of course if you don’t work, study or conduct business in China, there is no need to register anywhere. Renting a serviced apartment is like renting a hotel room.
krustybedsheets
July 18th, 2010 - 20:28

…one thing you will have to do is register with the local police within 24 hr’s- i rent an apt in beijing and have been stopped by the police three times to make sure i have a residence certificate…. i know a place near chongwenmen subway that will rent apts on a monthly basis…vey convenient location…solo apartments… near the new world plaza…believe they have a website…sorry – don’t know the link…can bargain for 100 rmb per night..