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How to Save Your Hotel Address in Chinese
A practical guide for foreign visitors on saving a Chinese hotel address for taxis, Didi, Amap, food delivery and hotel check-in.
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Choose the correct airport and railway station first. The metro is extensive, but a cross-city transfer can add a substantial journey.
PEK is Beijing Capital International Airport (北京首都国际机场); PKX is Beijing Daxing International Airport (北京大兴国际机场). They use different airport rail links. Daxing Airport Express connects with the city at Caoqiao; Capital Airport Express connects with central metro lines.
Start with the line number, then check the transfer station and final exit. Zoom in to read station names.

2026-06-29 edition. Community map in English. Grey or closed stations are not available for boarding.
Map by Ran and Hat600 ↗. CC BY-SA 3.0. Labels and credits unchanged; preview resized for display.
Airport Express services are distinct from normal metro lines and have their own fares. Confirm the terminal and last departure with the operator.
Use the full name on your ticket. East, West, North and South are different stations.
Keep both the airport code and the Chinese destination ready. Leave extra time for a railway or airport connection.
Pick a hotel near a useful metro line and confirm the station exit; large roads can make a nearby-looking hotel a longer walk.
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A practical guide for foreign visitors on saving a Chinese hotel address for taxis, Didi, Amap, food delivery and hotel check-in.
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Plan a transfer from Beijing Capital Airport, distinguish PEK from PKX and find the correct terminal pickup.
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Choose a route from Daxing Airport, plan the city connection and handle late arrivals or ride-hailing pickups.
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A practical train ticket guide for foreigners in China: 12306, Trip.com, passport booking, station names, payment and boarding tips.
Transport sources reviewed 13 September 2026. Map editions are labelled above. Services, closures and station entrances can change; confirm your journey with the metro operator and 12306. Rail corridor sources appear with each route. This is a source-based guide, not an on-site travel test.