Catic Plaza Hotel
Catic Plaza Hotel
No. 18 Beichen East Road , Chaoyang District, Beijing,China
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Location :
Xicheng District
Rooms :
367
Beijing’s modern Catic Plaza Hotel has a pleasant lobby good for relaxing in, not far from the Olympic Green that hosted many events for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Its immediate environs are in a peaceful district full of business.
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