Qingxi Xiangshe Qingfeng Hostel

Name: Qingxi Xiangshe Qingfeng Hostel
Address: No. 6, Xintang Village, Jingui Community, Shijing Street, Shenzhen, Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China
Rating: 0

33.9 kmfrom the city center

64.2 kmfrom subway station Airport North

from HUF 19,485

Popular amenities

Bar or restaurant

Location

GuanHu Beach • 6.6 km
Dapeng Fortress • 11.6 km
OCT East • 13.4 km
Xichong Beach • 23.5 km
Dongchong Beach • 25.1 km

Available rooms

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Location

No. 6, Xintang Village, Jingui Community, Shijing Street, Shenzhen

Places of interest
GuanHu Beach • 6.6 km
Dapeng Fortress • 11.6 km
OCT East • 13.4 km
Xichong Beach • 23.5 km
Dongchong Beach • 25.1 km
Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (SZCEC) • 32.9 km
Dongmen Pedestrian Street • 33.6 km
Shenzhen People's Park • 33.6 km
International Foreign Trade Center • 33.8 km
Shun Hing Square • 34.6 km

Airports
Fuyong Ferry Port • 39.3 km
Huizhou Pingtan Airport • 47.1 km
Hong Kong Harbour • 50.9 km

Subway
Airport North • 64.2 km

Description of the hostel

Location

You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hostel. Places nearby: GuanHu Beach, Dapeng Fortress and OCT East.

At the hostel

Taste the local cuisine and have a rest in the restaurant.

Room amenities

In the room, there is slippers. The room equipment depends on its category.

Facts about the hostel

Type of electrical socket

Type A

220 V / 50 Hz

Type G

220 V / 50 Hz

Type I

220 V / 50 Hz

Number of rooms

3 rooms

Services and amenities

General

Heating
Terrace
Fire Extinguisher

Rooms

Slippers
Toiletries

Services and amenities

Luggage storage

Meals

Common kitchen
Restaurant

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 15:00

Check-out
Until 13:00

Conditions of accommodation

Check-in and check-out

Check-in
After 15:00

Check-out
Until 13:00

Additional information

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