Tianjin Heping District Hotels

Perfect hotel! The bed is sloop comfortable and the room is spotlessly clean. Food delivered by robot was so cool. Staff are polite and professional and there is a great coffee place at the lobby. Close to Heping Road shopping Street and the old concessions area. Thanks for a great stay. Just 2 issues - plug shapes didn't work for devices from NZ/AU, which is different to most other hotels in China where they do fit. The AC unit is right next to the bed and it got a bit chilly lying in bed.

The service here is very good. The front desk receptionist are all very friendly and kind. All out to service and attend to your request. In CBD area traffic is easy accessibility to town area. The hotel is big and cozy and also the rooms are all very clean. Very good standard price is also very reasonable. Especially the front desk lady name Holiday. Very helpful and efficient. Looking forward for the next stay in Westin.

Great stay experience! The hotel is conveniently located, the service is warm and thoughtful, the room is clean and comfortable, the facilities are complete, and the bedding is so soft that it feels like sleeping on a cloud! The breakfast is rich and delicious, and every detail is carefully considered. It is very cost-effective. I highly recommend it to all travelers and will come again next time!

The location is central. The facilities are a little bit old but the staff are very friendly and welcoming. The breakfast is very brief but it’s okay when considering the price. What I have to mention is that the fantastic gym. It’s equipped with many rooms and equipment, along with a swimming pool. There are professional trainers on site. Will certainly visit again!

My first visit to Tianjin was a pleasant surprise. It's a truly walkable city, brimming with historical sites, former residences of famous figures, and even crosstalk parlors. I saw this hotel on Ctrip, and I wasn't disappointed. It boasts a rich history, having been the site of the Red Flag hoist during Tianjin's liberation. The decor is beautiful, the rooms comfortable, and the cleanliness is excellent. The separate wet and dry areas are especially impressive, surpassing many other hotels. Not only is there no odor, but there's also a refined fragrance. The hotel is newly renovated, and all the amenities are brand new, including disposable toilet seats and even hair conditioner. They also have disposable slippers, and the bathroom flooring is non-slip. So much attention to detail and thoughtful considerations. Even though it's located on Heping Road Pedestrian Street, it's quiet at night. Surrounded by major shopping districts and pedestrian streets, it caters to every need for dining, accommodation, travel, shopping, and entertainment. Transportation is super convenient, with Line 3 subway station right outside, and buses within walking distance, making it close to all the attractions. This hidden gem of a city is full of hipster charm, a relaxed, slow-paced atmosphere—you'll fall in love with it once you visit. I will come again next time and stay at Bohai Building Hotel.

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.

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To be frank, the hotel is new, the view is lovely, the rooms are large, and the amenities are good. The two sinks are very convenient, and the shower water is hot and generous. However, there are a number of issues. 1. Regarding the construction noise issue mentioned by some, I booked the room based on a review that the renovations were complete. However, upon arrival, I discovered that while the Lang Li Zi's renovations were complete, another hotel directly below was also under renovations, with half of the lobby occupied. This hotel is also owned by the same company. The online response was a bit evasive. Fortunately, I was given a floor farthest from the renovations, otherwise I would have been incredibly upset. 2. We checked in at around 4:00 PM, but the room still wasn't ready. There were quite a few people waiting in the lobby, which suggests this isn't an isolated incident. Finally, it was almost 6:00 PM, and check-in wasn't complete until 2:00 PM. If you don't want to wait, you'll have to choose a room on a floor close to the renovations. 3. The smell of the renovations. There should be no formaldehyde smell, but the smell of wood is also very strong, and the corridor uses a strong fragrance to cover the smell. I sneezed as soon as I entered the corridor. If you are sensitive to smells, please be careful when staying here. 4. The breakfast is very simple, which is slightly better than that of an ordinary business hotel. Apart from the freshly made food stall, there is nothing to take. It is even worse than a certain restaurant. Breakfast ends at 10 o'clock. When I went there at 9:40, many things were gone. They were not replenished until I got the food. The pancakes and rice crust dishes were okay, but the wontons and buns were very unpalatable. 5. The TV screen could not connect to the hotspot twice. The staff came and debugged it for a long time before it could be used.

The hotel is located on Tongnan Road, Fifth Avenue, more than 300 meters away from the Li Goubuli VIP Building, so it was logical to go and eat Goubuli steamed buns. The hotel is very new and clean. The scenery outside the window is beautiful. The service staff is considerate and answers all questions. The information provided is very accurate and pertinent. There are a lot of places to shop nearby. The pancakes for breakfast at a restaurant nearby are very crispy. The dishes at Donglin Restaurant are the ones I have eaten that are more suitable for southerners. The Goubuli steamed buns are also OK. There is also a teahouse nearby. Crosstalk is a must-experience for visitors to Tianjin for the first time.

The service is very good, the hygiene is very good, and the hardware in the room is also fine. It can be said that it is quite spacious in a four-diamond hotel. For example, the floor-to-ceiling windows have large glass, the scenery is first-class, the bed is moderately soft and hard with support, not too soft, the TV is also very large, there are sofas and tables and chairs, which are really good. OK, after talking about the good things, I have to say the only bad thing, that is parking. I can accept and understand the high price during the May Day holiday, but I really didn't expect that the parking lot that was promised to charge 18 yuan a day is just a small open space at the door. Drivers should be careful. When we drove there at night, there was no space at all. We went in and took a look around. There were already several layers of parking inside. They were all parked in a way that you had to call others to move the car if you wanted to move the car. The passage was almost occupied, and it was parked to the extreme. I struggled to move around in it for a long time in the middle of the night and could only squeeze out again... Finally, I saw some empty parking spaces on the sidewalk in front of the building next to it. There were no railings, no instructions, and no one was in charge, so I parked there. When I was leaving the store the next day and getting ready to drive away, I was shocked to see what a mess it was. The sidewalk was cluttered with shared bicycles, electric bikes, and tricycles that were parked all over the place. I parked my car at the very back, so I couldn't get out. I took great pains to move the bicycles and electric bikes one by one under the scorching sun and strong wind, and I even cut my fingers. After struggling for most of the day I finally made a way out, but there were a lot of young people coming in and out of the building, and it was lunchtime. When I walked back to the car, started the engine, and got ready to drive away, new bicycles and delivery trucks kept driving up and parked randomly. Oh my God, I was so angry that I almost vomited blood. In the end, I could only drive forward a little, get off and move some bicycles. After overcoming all the difficulties, I finally got to the exit, but suddenly an old man showed up, took out a QR code, and asked me to pay him 30 yuan for parking. I got furious. I didn't explain when I parked my car, there were no railings or management, and now I'm leaving and you come to collect the money? I struggled to move the car for half an hour and even hurt my finger. What were you doing? You call this managing the parking lot and you have the nerve to charge parking fees? After arguing for a long time, I was really angry. In the end, I paid but bargained down to 20 yuan and left. My good vacation was completely ruined by this parking mess. It's really...