Hotels in Eye of the tianjin area, Tianjin

First and foremost, I'd like to extend my sincere gratitude to Jennifer from the hotel staff. Our family of four (two adults and two children) was returning from a vacation in France, and Jennifer was incredibly helpful and enthusiastic, going above and beyond to meet our accommodation needs. It was my husband's and children's first time visiting Tianjin, and the views from our hotel window were truly stunning. The hotel is very conveniently located, and both the facilities and service left us with wonderful memories. Once again, a big thank you to Jennifer. We look forward to staying with you again on our next trip back home.

Great location just right at conner of Jing Gang bridge,[ 10 minutes ride from Tianjin WEST train station] my room could see the Tianjin Eyes, clean and separate shower and blow, huge spaces room, Laundry and dryer provided extremely convenient Breakfast are varieties , be able to walk at the river side, the hotel manager was so nice, helping to book a ride back to the train station and help with the luggage. I recommend staying there. NO NEED to book the room with a window [cheaper] because every night we come back to the room after 10pm anyway, all the street lights are turned off. stay here is the best

Absolutely stunning, very big, very clean, and located in the center of everything, a short distance from the Italian styles town and the Tianjin eye.. front desk very was a little bit slow maybe because she was working alone and we had to wait for a some time to get checked in, overall excellent service

This hotel is about 20 years old, and while its facilities are a bit dated, it's remarkably clean, and the view is absolutely stunning, with the Haihe River nightscape visible right from the window. As a long-standing chain, it still possesses a certain classic charm. Getting around mostly requires ride-hailing services, as it's quite a distance from any subway stations. However, I personally loved the option of going for an evening walk along the Haihe River, which was a big plus for me. The Ferris wheel is roughly 200 meters away, and right next to it, you'll find bustling night market food stalls, creating a wonderfully vibrant atmosphere on summer nights.

We have booked 3 rooms for our few days' stay. All of us find that this is an excellent place. The room is clean, the location is wonderful, and all the staff provide excellent service. They're caring, helpful, and very friendly. All the best to them!! Next to the hotel, there are many good places to dine in.

I have been to Tianjin many times. This time I brought my sister and brother's family to Tianjin for sightseeing and eating. My sister-in-law and her family wanted to stay near the Ferris wheel. We accidentally discovered this hotel. It looked good and we booked it decisively. It exceeded our expectations after arriving. The location of the hotel is so good. When you walk out of the hotel to the left, you will see Wanghai Tower, Li Shutong's former residence and Ancient Culture Street, and to the right is the Ferris wheel. It is very comfortable to walk along the Haihe River in the morning and evening. The hotel has an elegant environment and a reasonable layout of the rooms. The beds are also very comfortable. It is very pleasant to sit at the small table in front of the window and drink tea while watching the scenery of the Haihe River (two rooms were booked, one of which is a viewing room). Special thanks to the beautiful lady working at the front desk on the morning of the 25th. She was beautiful and kind and helped us delay the check-out at 2 o'clock (because we took the train back to Beijing at more than 3 o'clock in the afternoon). At the same time, I want to say that the hotel is generous and provides enough mineral water for us tea lovers (we wanted to exchange the drinks in the refrigerator for mineral water to drink tea, but the hotel said no need to exchange). Thank you very much. I will stay in this hotel next time I come to Tianjin and will recommend it to my friends.

The hotel was newly renovated and just opened, presumably rushed and poorly prepared to open before the National Day holiday. There was a noticeable smell of renovation in the hallways, but the rooms were fine; they must have been treated to remove the odor, as there was no smell inside. The rooms were large, clean, and the facilities were new and functional, but there were some shortcomings in the details: 1. The towels and bath towels were brand new, so there was some lint clinging to the skin after use. 2. There were no hooks or racks for hanging clothes and towels in the bathroom, so you had to come out naked after showering to get them, which was a little awkward. 3. It's mosquito season now, and although there were no mosquitoes in the rooms, the hotel didn't provide electric mosquito repellent, which was clearly a lack of consideration. 4. The hotel has too few parking spaces, which might be inconvenient for those driving. There are some paid parking lots nearby, but they are a bit far, about a 5-minute walk. Location: The location is pretty good, about a 3-5 minute bike ride from the subway station. It's right next to the main entrance of Beining Park, which is a nice park worth a visit. In the alley opposite the park's main entrance, there's a breakfast stall and a stone-ground mung bean pancake stand. There was a queue for the pancakes, so I didn't try them. The breakfast stall was great; several women were busy making food. The fried dough sticks and tofu were delicious, as were the fried dough sticks and soy milk. The wontons looked good too, but I couldn't eat them, so I didn't order any. It's a popular breakfast spot for local residents, and I think it's better than the breakfast stalls in Honghu.

Close to the subway station, easy access, cheap subway, free upgrade to a larger room, good service here, waiters are smiling, the room is clean and tidy, the facilities are complete, the water is not enough to pick up at the service front desk, and there is free afternoon sugar water, night snack, The guests are very thoughtful and comprehensive, the price is not expensive, the breakfast variety is many, it is recommended.

Parking is convenient, there are many parking spaces downstairs, next to the shopping mall, and close to the subway entrance. Tea is provided upon check-in, and the hotel staff is enthusiastic. At that time, I didn’t like the room type very much. The guy took me to several rooms and solved the problem very patiently and carefully. I stayed there many times. I will stay there next time.

I stayed for 3 nights, and the value for money was mediocre. Although the room was spacious, it came with quite a few issues. The first room we were assigned had a non-functional TV. We were then moved to a different room, but upon entering, there was a strange smell. When I asked the cleaning lady, she explained it was coming from the air conditioning ducts. The hotel is old and somewhat run-down, so I just had to put up with it. It was late, so I didn't bother asking for yet another room. I kept the window open all night and had to leave it open every day thereafter; otherwise, the odor was unbearable. Whenever I tried to call the front desk, the line was perpetually busy. I noticed reviews from May already mentioning this, and it's still unresolved by late August. Yet, on just the first day of my stay, they were already pressing me to add them on WeChat and leave a 5-star review. This kind of aggressive push for a 5-star review so early on is simply absurd. I've stayed in countless hotels, but this is the first time I've encountered such a situation. Focusing on the practical details and actual service should be their top priority, shouldn't it? Apart from the friendly cleaning lady, the rest of the staff were quite indifferent.