Tianjin Heping District Hotels

Hotel is like condo unit and feel cosy within walking distance to many malls and place of interest. Will choose this hotel again for next visit tianjin

Facilities: The elevators are incredibly fast, and the rooms are well-equipped with excellent soundproofing. Cleanliness: The room was spotlessly clean, not a speck of dust anywhere, and even had a subtle, pleasant fragrance. Environment: The location is superb, making it extremely convenient for visiting Wudadao or Binjiangdao – perfect for a city walk. From the room, you can enjoy views of Tianjin Station and the city's light show. Service: Check-in was quick and efficient. All the staff were incredibly warm, friendly, and professional. I initially only booked for one night, but because the experience was so good, and I happened to have some free time the next day, I decided to extend my stay for another night. This is a highly satisfying hotel! I highly recommend it!

The location is great, just a stone's throw from Xikai Church, with several shopping malls nearby. It's really convenient for dining and getting around. I appreciated being able to extend check-out until 2 PM; otherwise, with the typhoon causing massive flight delays, being stuck at the airport would have been quite painful. Now for the downsides. The hotel is advertised as a 6-star hotel by some organization and meets domestic 5-star standards in terms of room decor, but there are many flaws in the details. 1. The toilet space in the suite is only big enough for a single suitcase, yet the walk-in closet is disproportionately large in comparison. 2. For a 5-star hotel, there's not even a set-top box. They use an analog cable TV system with incredibly poor picture quality, let alone premium channels like HBO. 3. The front desk staff lacked smiles throughout the check-in process. We had three people staying and an extra bed was added, but they didn't even think to provide an extra set of slippers, toothbrushes, or towels. 4. I used my Ctrip membership to redeem a complimentary mini-bar feature, but I wasn't informed about it upon check-in. I had to repeatedly confirm myself to find out it was actually free. Overall, the service still feels like most state-owned hotels from 10 years ago. In today's highly competitive market, this is clearly not enough.

My recent stay at The St. Regis Tianjin Financial Street was truly remarkable. The hotel boasts a superb location in the heart of the Financial Street. A nearby subway station makes it incredibly convenient to explore, whether you're heading to the Italian Style Area for a taste of European charm or visiting other popular attractions. Before my check-in, Hailey proactively reached out to me. Upon learning I was driving, she thoughtfully sent me a video of the parking lot in advance, which was incredibly helpful. Throughout my stay, Hailey was exceptionally responsive to all my requests. Her attentive service truly enhanced my trip. I'm already looking forward to my next stay at your hotel and experiencing Hailey's outstanding service again!

The building was the iconic building of Tianjin 30 years ago, but now it definitely shows the age. The apartment we had was very functional but had damp smell so we had to open all the windows at first. The location and amenities are super good especially if you need an extended stay. The best features for us were the view of tourists area and the washing machine. I planned this stop to refresh all our clothes in the middle of our summer trip.

I stayed with family for two nights and got room on the 22nd floor, which afforded a splendid view, especially at night. The hotel is very close to the subway station, which is very convenient to explore the city. Breakfast was good with both Western and local food items. However, if they could add more options for juices, it will further make breakfast better. Overall, I enjoyed my stay.

This is arguably the most satisfying hotel near the scenic area, offering excellent value for money. Because the nearby roads were mostly closed during the day on October 1st, many street-facing hotels had no parking available, but this hotel's parking lot was quite convenient. The interior facilities were well-detailed, and I loved the minimalist, retro, and clean decor. The Xiaodu smart butler service was very convenient, and the staff were also very helpful. The only minor issue was the hot and cold shower adjustment, which wasn't very easy to use.

Dear Pilipe 王子晔and Alex王学伟 the Concerge Department I would.like to express my sincere.Your professionalism,attentiveness,and walm hospitality have truly enhanced my experience.Whether it was handling my luggage,providing valuable local information,you did it all with a smile and efficiency.Thank you for going above and beyond to make my stay memorable and comfortable.i truly appreciate your efforts and look forward to seeing you again in the future.Thank you again to all the staff of Four Seasons Hotel TJ.

If you're planning a stay at The Astor Hotel in Tianjin, I truly hope you have the good fortune to meet an exceptional staff member like Linda – she's the one who made this trip extraordinarily memorable. The Astor Hotel itself is an undeniable treasure. From its rich history and unique museum to the charmingly old elevators and prime location, everything is simply perfect. But even the finest facilities need exceptional people to bring them to life. Linda's professionalism, warmth, and guest-first approach transformed the hotel's century-old history from a cold exhibit into warm, personalized memories. She truly embodies the essence of The Astor's 'century of service.' Our stay was absolutely fantastic value for money, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to all my friends! The next time we're in Tianjin, we will definitely choose The Astor Hotel again!

The room was very new, the bedding was very comfortable, and the view was great. However, only two of the three elevators were operating, and even only one was working when I checked in on Saturday afternoon. The rooms were all above the 40th floor, so the wait for the elevator was a bit long. I checked in at 3 PM on Saturday and was told that the room hadn't been cleaned yet and asked to wait. After my insistence, they initially offered to upgrade my room type, but then said they needed the manager's approval, and the manager was nowhere to be found. Finally, after 30-40 minutes, I was finally able to check into my reserved room. It's understandable that the room was fully booked on the weekend, but if it says check-in is after 2 PM, they should accommodate the customer's needs no matter what. If I hadn't argued, I would have been left waiting for a long time, and then I'd have been left wandering around. I don't think this is the kind of advice a professional hotel should give to its guests. They gave me a gift as an apology, but I don't think it was a good solution. It still left me with a less than pleasant stay.