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Sports Venue
2CMM+66P, Hong Jun Ying Lu, Chao Yang Qu, Beijing, CHI
Tianyi Billiards Club is a sports complex located in Beijing's Chao Yang district along Hong Jun Ying Lu. As a dedicated billiards venue, it provides a focused setting for players and enthusiasts looking to enjoy the sport in a structured environment.
The club serves customers throughout the Beijing area who are interested in billiards and pool activities. With a commitment to quality service, Tianyi Billiards Club maintains a welcoming atmosphere for both casual players and those seeking more serious competition.
For those interested in visiting or booking time at the facility, the team can be reached at +86 10 8288 9090. Whether you're a local organizer scouting entertainment options or an individual player seeking a reliable venue, Tianyi Billiards Club is worth considering when exploring sports and recreation spaces in the Beijing region.
Best For: Corporate team-building events, casual social gatherings, billiards tournaments, entertainment add-ons for larger events
Estimated Budget Range: RMB 500-2,000+ per hour (likely table rental-based); group packages and event hosting costs require direct negotiation with management
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Things to clarify before booking:
Yes, it's a viable option for team-building, though you'll need to confirm table count and how the venue manages larger groups. Contact +86 10 8288 9090 to discuss group capacity, whether they can accommodate staggered play rotations, and if they offer any structured team formats or tournaments that keep larger groups engaged.
Since the venue's full amenity list and layout details aren't publicly listed, request specifics on: seating areas for spectators, restroom facilities, climate control (important for multi-hour events), lighting quality, and whether they have a dedicated event space or meeting area. This directly impacts comfort for non-players and event logistics.
This critical detail requires direct clarification with the venue. Call their contact line to ask about external catering permissions, minimum spending policies, and whether they offer any beverage packages. Many billiards venues have strict policies here due to table maintenance concerns.
Billiards clubs often operate on flexible, walk-in scheduling, but group events typically require advance notice. Confirm minimum booking windows, deposit requirements, and their cancellation/rescheduling terms—especially important if your event date is flexible or weather-dependent.
Ask whether they can structure a formal tournament with brackets, scoring, and rules enforcement, or if the space is primarily designed for casual recreational play. This affects whether your group wants a structured competition or just recreational entertainment, and pricing may differ accordingly.
Inquire about their billing model—hourly rates, minimum durations, late-night availability, and volume discounts for 4+ hour bookings. This helps determine whether the venue works financially for your event length and whether weeknight versus weekend rates align with your budget.
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