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Nanjing, China Mainland
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Our 29 rooms and suites
Superior King Bed
From
£111
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travellers
35 sqm / 377 sqft
Lounge area
1 King bed
Superior Twin Bed
From
£131
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travellers
35 sqm / 377 sqft
2 Twin beds
Deluxe King Bed
From
£153
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travellers
42 sqm / 452 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 King bed
Specialty King Bed
From
£186
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travellers
45 sqm / 484 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 King bed
Specialty Twin Bed
From
£186
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travellers
45 sqm / 484 sqft
Balcony or terrace
2 Twin beds
Specialty Suite King Bed
From
£230
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
3 travellers
45 sqm / 484 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 King bed
Yihe Suite
From
£329
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
3 travellers
65 sqm / 700 sqft
Balcony or terrace
1 King bed
Family Suite
From
£340
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
3 travellers
85 sqm / 915 sqft
Lounge area
2 Twin beds
Villa
No.9 Villa
6 travellers
Balcony or terrace
3 King beds
Search for Yihe Mansions on this Route du Bonheur
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CHINA, TAIWAN | 3 stops | 5 nights
Shanghai-Nanjing-Beijing, en route through China's megacities
Shanghai, Nanjing, Beijing. Three cities, three settings, three characters. On the shores of the China Sea, Shanghai's urban silhouette makes a striking contrast with residents of all ages practising tai chi on the Bund promenade across the water. Along the Yangtze river, Nanjing cultivates the memory of Confucius and the Ming dynasty against the majestic backdrop of the Purple Mountains. And Beijing, China's sprawling yet captivating capital, protects its Summer Palace and its Forbidden City, the ultimate cultural treasures.
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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at Yihe Mansions
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A gracious look at history
Staying at the Yihe Mansions can be a rich cultural experience, especially in a historical city like Nanjing.Nanjing, which means "southern capital", was once the heart of the political administration of China, during the period of the Republic of China from 1912 to 1949, colloquially known as "Min Guo"The Yihe Mansions are an elegant renaissance revival of upper-class culture and retain the original amorous feelings of the Republic of China.In the most discreet way possible, each of the 26 of the Yihe Mansions buildings tells a story.The names of the previous owners include Xue Yue, nicknamed "the Patton of Asia" by US commander Claire Lee Chennault of the Flying Tigers.The smile of the butler waiting by the door 24/7, or the welcome note in a retro Min Guo style envelope written in the traditional vertical columns, will make your stay a very unique experience."
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Where Oriental meets Western
"Le Siècle" or the "Century" is housed in wonderfully renovated 1930's villas, on a lovely Maple tree lined street - Yihe Road. The buildings previously accommodated prominent Army Generals Like General Xue Yue and foreign diplomats during the Republic of China or "the Minguo" period.The Menu and wine list at Le Siècle is more than spectacular. My selection is the Salmon Mi-cuite as a starter, the Poached Canadian Lobster as a plat principal and the Chocolate Hazelnut Cake for dessert.But no one goes there only for the food. This restaurant is one that will delight visitors to Nanjing and will give them a good impression of how the elite used to live in during its glory days of the 1920's and 30's.
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Find the millennia old cultural heritage in Yihe Mansions
We are warmly welcoming you to The Yihe Mansions and experience the millennia old art of woodblock printing.Typography - one of the 4 greatest achievements of mankind and printingone of the greatest ancient Chinese inventions starting from the Sui dynasty during the 13th century - more than 150 years before Martin Luther.Since 1866 (Qing dynasty) Jinling Buddhist cultural Institution is famous for its dean "the living fossil" who is the Authority on engraving and printing, following a teaching career with experience and wisdom while not being afraid sharing his insights with others.The complete heritage preservation of old traditional crafts such as woodblock printing and wire-bound letters is the mission of Jinling as he Chinese woodblock printing technique was also listed in 2009 list of world intangible cultural heritage.