Hotels in Binjiang Road/Xiao Bai Lou/Five Avenue Scenic Area, Tianjin

Room with a view and everything one could need for a good stay! Check-in was smooth, room was equipped with a TV, a fridge/freezer, a separate kitchen area with microwave, bathroom had a washing machine, waterfall shower, and blow dryer. New water bottles were replaced daily and cleaning was available daily. In ideal location in Xiaobailou. It’s directly next to a popular shopping center and down the road is my beloved Tianjin Foreign Studies University.

Exceptional Stay with Thoughtful Service, Stunning Views & Memorable Hospitality We had an outstanding experience at the hotel, starting with an early check-in and a complimentary upgrade to a beautiful suite-style service apartment. Special thanks to Betty, whose exceptional hospitality and smooth handling of our transition made us feel truly welcomed. Her professionalism and warm demeanor set the tone for our entire stay. The suite was incredibly spacious, with a breathtaking view of the river view —waking up to that view was a highlight of our trip. Emily was also especially helpful and attentive throughout, ensuring we had everything we needed. Our package included access to the club lounge, where Jane and her team delivered top-notch service. The happy hour, food offerings, and overall warm and personal attention made the experience even more special. We also want to highlight the wonderful housekeeping team, who did an excellent job keeping the room clean and well-stocked with amenities throughout our stay. Their quiet efficiency and attention to detail were truly appreciated. To top it all off, we were gifted a lovely souvenir from the hotel, a thoughtful gesture that made our trip even more memorable. This was a truly relaxing and seamless experience, thanks to the amazing staff and exceptional service. Highly recommended for anyone seeking comfort, elegance, and genuine hospitality. We will definitely be back!

I stayed at this hotel for one night during an overnight trip from Beijing, and I wanted to share my experience. Upon arrival, I took the subway to the hotel. The walk from the station was a bit challenging because the roads are currently being refurbished, which meant there were no markings. This made crossing the street quite confusing and a little unsafe! When I checked in, the staff member at the front desk didn’t speak much English. She handed me the room key without explaining which floor I was on or where the elevator was located, so another staff member had to assist me. The front desk was quite busy, as several guests were checking out at the same time. I also requested to include breakfast in my fee, but I don’t think she understood me. As a result, I ended up paying for breakfast the next morning. I arrived at 9 AM, but the selection was quite limited. I didn’t use the hotel facilities, but I did take a look at the gym and pool, which are open to the public. The shower in my room provided shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel, and having a bathtub was a nice touch! One thing to note is that the hotel is open to the public, which made it quite busy during my stay. There was a wedding happening when I arrived, and later that evening, I encountered a birthday party. This meant there were many non-guests around, which made me feel a bit uneasy, especially as a solo female traveler. Being in the elevator with some drunken guests was particularly intimidating when they tried to strike up conversations. Overall, I wouldn’t rate this hotel five stars. Also, keep in mind that there’s no massage spa available. While I didn’t order room service, there are options for both local and Western food, including pizza.

The location was about a 10mins walk from the closest exit of XiKangLu station. Security and receptionist were onsite 24/7 and were mostly friendly and pleasant to deal with. However, even though I stayed for 4 nights, not once did housekeeping change my sheets. While they did clean and freshen up the room each day, the beds were made with very minimal effort. Other than that everything went well.

I’ve always associated the Westin brand with consistently high standards. Unfortunately, the stay didn’t quite live up to expectations. While the location was convenient and the stuff were polite, the amenities felt dated. The a/c in my room is not cold at all. The repairman came but was not able to resolve the issue. They ended up having to provide me with a standing fan. It wasn’t a bad stay by any means - it just didn’t deliver the elevated experience that I have come to associate with the Westin name.

This was my first stay here. Compared to more renowned names like Ritz, Four Seasons, St. Regis, or Westin, this hotel might fly under the radar, but my experience here was truly fantastic. I believe I booked one of their more basic room types, yet the actual space was surprisingly generous, almost feeling like a junior suite. It came with a walk-in closet, double sinks, and a huge bathtub from which you could enjoy panoramic night views of Tianjin. What made it even better was that, with the recent SCO Summit, the city buildings were beautifully illuminated. Soaking in the tub while enjoying that view was truly delightful. I was celebrating my birthday during my stay and had noted it in my reservation. The hotel pleasantly surprised me with birthday decorations and a cake. While the service wasn't exceptionally warm compared to five-star hotels in some other major cities, it was definitely one of the best I've encountered in Tianjin. It was consistently professional and helpful, with staff always ready to assist. The location is also superb. It's only a five-minute walk to the subway, taxis are readily available, and the surrounding commercial district is vibrant. A particularly cool and somewhat rare feature for a five-star hotel is that food deliveries are brought directly to your room by a robot, saving you a trip downstairs – a definite plus! All in all, after this one stay, I genuinely loved the hotel. The value for money is outstanding, especially since it's considerably more affordable than the other hotels I mentioned. Unless there's a specific reason, this will be my go-to hotel for future stays.

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.

My recent stay at Four Seasons Tianjin was nothing short of exceptional. What truly sets this property apart is the remarkable staff who consistently went above and beyond to create a memorable experience. Even before arrival, Duty Manager Qiqi was preparing for my stay despite being on leave. Learning it was my first visit to Tianjin, she thoughtfully arranged a stunning room with panoramic skyline views that made for a perfect introduction to the city. The moment I arrived at the driveway, David from concierge greeted me personally. His Golden Key designation was evident in his impeccable professionalism and knowledge throughout my stay. Check-in with Olivia at the front desk was seamless. She had clearly familiarized herself with my preferences beforehand, making the process efficient while still providing a warm, personalized welcome and comprehensive overview of the property's facilities. Though working behind the scenes, Communications Coco and her team functioned like personal butlers, anticipating needs wherever I went. When I needed a garment bag for my suit to simplify air travel, a simple text through their live chat service was all it took - Coco went the extra mile to ensure it was delivered promptly. Breakfast service was where Alice truly shined. After noticing me select a passion fruit, she immediately appeared with a spoon without being asked and offered to prepare fresh-squeezed juice to complement my meal. This level of attentiveness and personalization defines the Four Seasons experience. While I never encountered the housekeeping team directly, their impeccable work spoke volumes. The turndown service particularly impressed me - the consistently prepared ice in the room during evening turndown demonstrated the brand's commitment to maintaining standards across all properties. What's remarkable is how each staff member made such an impression that I've remembered their names - a rarity in my hotel experiences. Every team member embodied the golden rule of treating others as they would wish to be treated themselves. I'm genuinely grateful for the exceptional care and will absolutely return when next in Tianjin. This property represents the Four Seasons brand at its finest.

We were very pleased with our stay at this hotel. From the moment you arrive, there’s a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere — everything feels calm, thoughtfully arranged, and comfortable. The service is excellent: staff are polite, attentive, and always ready to help — from the front desk to the restaurant. A particularly nice touch was being greeted with welcome drinks upon arrival, which immediately set a positive tone for our stay. The rooms are very clean and spacious, with large windows that let in lots of natural light and offer great views of the city. The hotel features a modern and elegant design, and it’s clear that the property is well-maintained — everything feels fresh and in great condition, with no signs of neglect or aging. Highly recommended for those who value quality, comfort, and professional service.

Visiting Tianjin, I felt Lishunde was an absolute must-experience! The hotel's new lobby is bright and grand, but I specifically booked the Cai E Suite, aiming for the old wing – and it truly lived up to expectations. It felt like stepping back in time, and the creaky floorboards added so much character. If you prefer not to stay in the old building, the new one is available, but the old wing is definitely worth a visit. Linda provided excellent service – highly recommend! I'll bring my family back and might try the new wing on our next visit. The whole place felt very cinematic; the staircase and the old grand lobby are incredibly beautiful. I also visited the museum and learned so much about its century-old history. It made me realize how quickly time flies and how fast China has grown. Looking back at history helps us move forward more peacefully and resolutely into the future. Oh, and for showering, you have to step into the bathtub. The old wing has a strong scent of aged wood, much like the Forbidden City – you get used to it after a while. If you're sensitive to smells, keep that in mind. For photos, I highly recommend wearing a qipao; it perfectly complements the setting!