Hotels near Nan Cui Ping Park, Tianjin

總的來説還是保持了全季酒店以往的穩定品質。就衹是走廊還沒有空調，比較奇怪。另外地點也相對偏遠了，距離周邊的景點兒。都需要打車，地鐵站還需要汽車，位置比較偏。其他的沒什麼好説的，但是有一個問題就是服務員居然呃強行要求好評。這個呢有點讓人不舒服。

The parking lot is really big, the front and back two yards, just stop. Service is good, come at night, security guide parking, front desk procedures, and very fast. New hotel, clean rooms, simple facilities, arrived in Tianjin very late, there is a parking space is still very happy, stayed for one night to check out, go out to play.

The location has a ton of low level restaurant, but not a single place I'd risk food poisoning. If you take a 10rmb ride north, you'll find yourself close to a prominent area with a vast shopping mall, a lake, carnival rides, and foreign amenities. The hotel itself was reasonably clean for the price, although the chain lock was broken, and the AC was faulty. The staff keeps the sheets and other necessities really clean. If you're on a budget - definitely yes; if you're picky and have more money to spend - look elsewhere.

Health is not OK, lived many times what makes me not live can imagine that the health problem can not endure, sleep for two days long red rash emergency change place, bought the ointment and applied for a few days. Very sorry, very sorry, it was already regarded as an inn every time I went (ventu has nothing to do)

Excellent Staff, Amazing room and view! The room is so large that we could fit 2 weeks worth of shopping and living without any issue. There was constant housekeeping and everything was kept clean for us. In addition, the parking was free so we could leave and go when ever we wanted without having to pay extra. Highly recommended for anyone staying in Tianjin!

I arrived in Tianjin late on the first day, so I decided to move to the Ritz on the second day. I made a transition on the first day. I happened to find that Yanyuan, the former Sheraton, had a very good price, so I made a transition. When I came to Tianjin 11 years ago, I saw this hotel and was impressed. Although I went back to Beijing that night and didn't stay, I remember it very clearly. The hotel opened in 1987 and was one of the earliest international hotels in China. It was delisted in 2019, ending its 32-year career as a Sheraton. I thought I would never stay there again, but I didn't expect to live there again by chance. Looking at the opening year, you can see how old the hotel is. The hollowing out in the middle of the building and the sightseeing elevator are very old. The public area is well maintained, after all, it was once the top brand in Tianjin. OTA reservation, upgraded to an executive room. The room is indeed old, the bed is a bit shaky, and the switch for adjusting the water temperature of the shower is loose, which makes it very troublesome and hot to adjust the temperature. Maybe because it has been renovated, the room looks a little newer than the Chengdu Lido Sheraton before it was renovated, and it is actually okay overall. In addition, there are many Sheraton elements in the room, which is very interesting and full of feelings. The service is quite enthusiastic. When checking out, they also took the initiative to give small gifts. Overall, there is no problem. Special praise for the front desk staff Zhu Junyi and Chen Yingmiao. The service is very good. If it is a transition, it is still a good choice and it is also worth the money.

The design is great, all the details inside and outside the room have been considered, and most of the service staff are well-trained. Unfortunately, it is a typical state-owned management, with only a few flaws: 1) The front desk had a sullen face when checking in, and the service was stiff; 2) During the three days of the Mid-Autumn Festival, some floors of the hotel were outsourced as event venues, and the already messy lobby also had a registration desk, which was very noisy. If the old hotel wants to continue to improve its service experience, it still needs to work hard.

The hotel's service is very thoughtful. Every employee is very helpful, which makes me feel warm. There is a welcoming pine tree in the lobby. The staff enthusiastically asked me if I came to Tianjin for business or tourism, and recommended fun places, delicious restaurants, parking problems and license plate restrictions. They considered us everywhere! So considerate, give a big thumbs up to the front desk ladies! ! ! Oh, by the way! Fruits were also given when we checked in, because there was a new store event! ! Super value! The apples were super sweet! ! ! When we met the room cleaning aunt in the corridor, she also greeted us. When we entered the room, it was clean and tidy. The newly opened hotel looked very bright, and we lived on the sunny side. It felt great in the morning! ! ! The breakfast on the second day was also delicious. No wonder the hotel business was so good. When we checked in, many rooms were full! Next time I come to Tianjin to find this hotel!

Comfortable ✅ Clean✅ Good Location✅ Quiet✅ Good loocking from hotels outside ✅ All things in the hotel if you want to chill✅

The air conditioner is powerful. Although it is on a high floor, the water pressure is sufficient and the shower water is large and hot. However, there is no anti-slip mat or floor towel in the bathroom, so it will be a bit slippery after taking a shower. The room size is OK, the bedding is comfortable and soft. I have to complain about the curtains, which are relatively thin and cannot block light. There is light leakage on both sides. I thought I slept until noon, but it was only six in the morning. . .