Hotels near Minyuan Stadium, Tianjin

"The room was clean and tidy, though the family room felt a bit small. However, the hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. They even offered complimentary coffee every day, which was a nice touch. The hotel's location is excellent; it's right next to tourist attractions and a pedestrian street. There are also many delicious restaurants nearby, all within walking distance."

"The only good thing about this hotel is its excellent location. It's close to everything, basically a ten-minute bike ride to all the attractions. If you're a traveler who isn't too picky about details, I highly recommend staying here. Everything else, like the cleanliness and infrastructure, gets a maximum of three stars. The bedsheets weren't properly made, the duvet cover was loose, and the floor was dirty and damaged, as shown in the pictures. Most of the light and curtain control switches didn't work well or were unresponsive, and the bedside power outlet was broken, forcing me to charge my devices by the sink. The TV couldn't cast to other devices. At night, you could even hear the subway rumbling underneath. Overall, it's a hotel where the pros and cons balance each other out. The stay was pretty average, but its great location is a definite plus."

"· Super convenient location: At 101 Nanjing Road, Heping District, right next to Wudadao (Five Avenues), within walking distance. Plenty of malls and restaurants nearby. · Spacious and comfortable rooms: The guest rooms are very spacious, and housekeeping does an excellent job keeping them clean. · Thoughtful service: Families can get complimentary children's bathrobes and slippers. The lobby was under renovation during my visit. I'll definitely be back once it's done!"

"I had a very satisfying stay here; the hotel has a wonderfully comfortable atmosphere. The staff were exceptionally good, warm, and polite, always patiently and promptly answering any questions I had. The room was meticulously cleaned, spotless, and tidy, with every corner taken care of, and no unpleasant odors, making for a very reassuring stay. The biggest surprise was the hotel breakfast; it offered a rich variety of delicious options. Hot dishes, pastries, and drinks were all available, with fresh ingredients and great flavors. Overall, it offers excellent value for money and is perfect for travelers. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time and highly recommend it to everyone."

"I traveled with my parents and we got to experience both the old and new buildings. In the old building, we stayed in the Cai E and Huang Xing rooms, both with their own unique decor. The rooms in the new building were standard. The front desk was very thoughtful and helped us coordinate rooms on the same floor. We also got a free room when we topped up our membership, which was a pleasant surprise. Although I might not stay here again if I return to Tianjin, I can at least transfer it to someone else. The dining service was excellent. We arrived at the restaurant at 6 PM. We didn't know we needed to reserve a table for dinner and had a boat tour at 7:30 PM, so there wasn't enough time to go out and find another restaurant. The manager of the buffet restaurant, upon learning of our situation, enthusiastically helped us find a table quickly. The parking was particularly impressive; despite limited spaces, they always managed to help us find one. The hotel also provided a free boat tour, and the staff were very friendly and patient with our questions. The museum had many old artifacts; the typewriter was especially nostalgic, reminding me of the crisp 'ding' sound when changing lines on the one I had as a child. Before leaving, we couldn't find new fridge magnets, but the staff were very patient and asked us to point out which ones we wanted, then retrieved new ones directly from the warehouse. The biggest issue was the complimentary photo service, which I only learned about on the way home and significantly dampened the overall experience of this trip. My parents, both elderly, went for the photoshoot. The service for seniors was perfunctory; the person in charge casually gave them unwashed clothes and didn't allow them to choose. In contrast, other younger guests could select their own outfits. When asked where they could take photos, the staff member simply told my parents to 'listen to instructions.' When both my parents wanted to take pictures on the stairs, the photographer refused to photograph one of them. Each room is entitled to three free photos, so with two rooms, my parents had six free ones. Perhaps because they perceived seniors as having low spending power, the overall service and attitude towards them were noticeably different from that given to other customers, who received patient explanations. After the shoot, there were no makeup remover wipes, so my parents had to return to their room to remove their makeup. I paid 320 yuan for five photos, which was very few considering they barely took ten pictures of each parent. At the time, I thought, 'A century-old hotel is different, huh?' Compared to the market where you can often choose from hundreds of photos, this was a minimalist approach. Who would have thought they were just too lazy to serve? As a service industry, especially a century-old hotel, the discriminatory service attitude of this photography department is surprising and completely out of sync with other departments. There's nothing wrong with adding projects to attract customers, but not at the expense of service quality. Regardless of how much they spend, all customers are customers. Do I, a customer, really need to teach them such a basic principle?"

"Great location, perfect for exploring Wudadao – it's a quick walk there and back to the hotel for a rest. The breakfast is really exquisite, and the view from the restaurant is absolutely stunning! The service is excellent. Plus, there are plenty of self-service vending machines on the first floor, which is very convenient."

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. From the moment I arrived, the staff were welcoming, and very helpful. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, which made a great first impression. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with all the amenities I needed for a relaxing stay. I especially appreciated the cozy bed and the quiet atmosphere, which allowed me to rest well after a long day. The hotel’s location is also very convenient, with easy access to nearby attractions, restaurants, and transportation. Breakfast was delicious with a good variety of options, and everything was fresh. Overall, I’m very satisfied with my experience and would definitely recommend this hotel to others. I look forward to staying here again in the future."

"This hotel is really conveniently located. The pedestrian street and a mall are just 50 meters away, and the subway station is about 300 meters from the entrance. Taxis are also quite cheap, usually around ten-something yuan for a ride. The staff are pretty enthusiastic and offered some great food recommendations. We booked a business room, which was quite spacious, and the wet/dry separation in the bathroom was well-done. The only thing that needs improvement is the hairdryer – it's ancient! Replacing that old-fashioned hairdryer would make everything perfect. Food recommendations: Jinbao Tianjin Cuisine (the Italian Style Street branch, definitely don't go to other branches as their menu is incomplete, missing about two-thirds of the dishes!). The Xibeijiao morning market is also decent. As for Goubuli baozi, honestly, they're not good at all 😊"

"Let's just say this is an older hotel, and it's pretty standard, neither great nor terrible. First, the good points: The location is decent. While not in the busiest area, it still offers river views and is relatively quiet! There's a mall right behind the hotel, which is super convenient for shopping. The hotel breakfast offers a wide variety of choices, though it does get quite crowded and a bit noisy around 8-9 AM. A big shout-out to the restaurant staff – they are incredibly observant! They proactively seat you and even help deliver food to your table. When the coffee machine ran out of water, they were there to refill it immediately. Parking is very convenient, with plenty of spaces in the underground garage, and you get free in-and-out access during your stay. Now for the downsides: I encountered two staff members in the hallway, and perhaps they were just tired? They didn't react when they saw us; we had to greet them first 😵💫. The hotel doesn't offer any welcome fruit or tea. The facilities and amenities are a bit dated; the TV is small and doesn't support screen mirroring. The toiletries are just so-so. There's no coffee machine in the room. The complimentary bottled water and tea bags at the minibar give off a vibe of cost-cutting measures."

"The hotel was exceptionally clean and tidy. I had originally booked a room without a window, but after speaking with the lovely lady at the front desk, they upgraded me to a better room for free. It was really spacious and bright. I rarely leave hotel reviews, but this one truly impressed me. I had even forgotten to bring a disposable toilet seat cover and was about to go buy one, only to find that the bathroom already had them prepared for guests. All the little details were well thought out. The cleaning staff were also very kind and friendly. I loved it! The location is also fantastic, right next to the train station and across from Jinwan Plaza, close to all the attractions, making it super convenient for getting around. Overall, I was very satisfied and comfortable. When checking out, the front desk lady even gave a gift to my baby, which I really appreciated. This hotel will definitely be my first choice when I visit Tianjin again. [Heart emoji] Highly recommended!"