Tianjin Hotels with Bars

Facilities: The facilities are very complete; it's a relatively upscale hotel in Jinghai, and even has a mini-fridge. Great value for money! Cleanliness: Very clean, even the toothpaste is Colgate. Environment: Good soundproofing, lots of restaurants nearby. Service: They upgraded our room for free, and there was a pleasant surprise when we came back after dinner – a fruit platter! Not only was there water in the room, but the fridge also had coffee and other beverages.

Tired of the urban jungle, I yearned for a getaway to the mountains. So, I drove over a hundred kilometers to Ji County's Zuowang Mountain Resort, and it absolutely exceeded my expectations – a definite five-star review! This isn't your average B&B; the resort is expansive and built into the mountainside, with picturesque views at every turn. The facilities are comprehensive, featuring two koi ponds and an Instagram-worthy infinity pool that really sets the mood. Multiple viewing platforms at various heights offer progressively stunning vistas. Outdoors, the natural mountain scenery is breathtaking, offering expansive views of the village and countryside. The in-room amenities were a delightful surprise: a Mousse mattress ensuring a soft and comfortable sleep, Bulgari toiletries with a sophisticated and elegant scent, and even a Marshall speaker. Every detail exuded quality. It's a perfect blend of natural mountain ambiance and modern, luxurious facilities, balancing scenery, comfort, and quality. The food also completely surpassed my expectations. The freshly made flatbread for breakfast was crispy and delicious, and the à la carte home-style dishes were authentic and flavorful. It's the perfect place to completely unwind and destress from city life. Spending two days a month here, immersing myself in the fresh air and relaxation, is incredibly blissful. And a big thank you to the owner for the complimentary hawthorn snack souvenir – it was soft, fresh, and tastier than even Jinye or Yida!

The butler service at The St. Regis is incredibly thoughtful, a big thank you to Gracie, Cassie, Winnie, and the other butlers. I also want to commend The St. Regis for their food selection, especially for breakfast. I specifically checked if they used pre-made items, as many other five-star hotels often use pre-packaged pastries for breakfast. However, The St. Regis's baozi (steamed buns), bread, and other items are all freshly made by their chefs, and the juices are freshly squeezed. It made me feel very assured about the food. The check-in and check-out times can also be relatively flexible depending on room availability, which is great for a vacation. The pool is 1.5m deep and the temperature is perfect – not too cold – and there's also a smaller pool suitable for children. The location goes without saying; it's right on the Haihe River scenic belt, perfect for sightseeing, strolling, and shopping right outside the door. The only minor point is that the standard rooms might not be considered very large.

I personally verified that it's close to Jinwan Pier and the subway. The subway station is just around the corner, which makes it absolutely the best hotel I've ever found. There's also a laundry room on the second floor. You definitely need to rent an electric scooter when you go out, it's super convenient. The front desk staff was very good; they helped clean my room every day for the three days I stayed.

The hotel, a beautiful old castle, truly evokes a medieval European atmosphere. I loved that you could customize the room key cards and I'm especially fond of Ritz-Carlton's signature 'misty blue' color palette. The service was absolutely superb; they contacted me in advance, the hotel itself is grand and elegant, and they were very accommodating with a late check-out. I arrived around 9 AM and had my room by 10 AM, then headed straight to the lounge for breakfast. Every staff member – from the lounge, front desk, and housekeeping to the concierge – was warm, friendly, and courteous. The breakfast on the first floor was extensive, and the wontons were particularly unique. The lounge's lunch and dinner desserts were also delicious. The location is excellent too; it's right opposite the Astor Hotel, just a few minutes' walk to the Haihe River, and very close to the Wudadao area, making it perfect for a city walk. The rose-scented bath salts were lovely. The surrounding area is also charming, and I picked up a neck pillow and a phone charm. Overall, it was a fantastic experience. If I ever come to Tianjin again, I'll definitely choose this hotel!

This long-standing five-star hotel never disappoints. The Horizon Club not only offers a breakfast buffet but also complimentary afternoon tea and an evening light meal daily, meaning you can have all three meals right at the hotel. Shangri-La's pastries are always renowned, and the afternoon tea is particularly lavish. The room isn't huge, but the attention to detail is excellent. The bathroom even has a clothesline (something many newer five-star hotels lack) and a Panasonic smart toilet with many functions. Right across the street is the Galihui shopping mall, making it convenient for groceries, dining, and shopping. Metro Line 9 is located on B1 of the mall. It's also only a ten-minute walk to Jiefang North Road.

This century-old hotel has a unique charm that's truly irreplaceable, which is quite rare to find. You can see traces of modern Chinese history everywhere inside, and my child absolutely loved the museum, visiting it twice. The sanitation and facilities aren't old or run-down at all; they're very well-maintained. The service attitude is excellent, and the front desk staff are friendly and quick to resolve any issues. The location is superb, right by the Hai River, and you can easily walk to areas like the Wudadao (Five Avenues) to admire the charming old foreign-style houses.

Five-star review! My stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Tianjin on August 11th with my two children was absolutely perfect. As soon as the car pulled up, the concierge immediately came over to help with our luggage. Check-in at the front desk was efficient and swift, with no long waits. Dinner at the Chinese restaurant was exceptionally brilliant. A special thank you to the staff there; their service was meticulous and thoughtful, with just the right amount of attentiveness, making us feel incredibly welcomed. The sommelier, a charming young man from Tianjin, was elegant and highly knowledgeable about wines. His professional explanations and recommendations truly enhanced our wonderful meal. The king-size bed in the room was spacious and incredibly comfortable; it easily accommodated two children with plenty of room. The hotel noticed the children in our party and thoughtfully prepared adorable kids' amenities, a detail that was truly heartwarming. From the front desk and concierge to the dining service and room setup, the service quality across all departments was consistently excellent, and every staff member demonstrated high professionalism. It's clear that the hotel boasts mature and comprehensive management, as well as outstanding management capabilities. This was a thoroughly pleasant stay, my top choice when visiting Tianjin. I look forward to returning!

Breakfast during an extended stay: Breakfast was just so-so. Room type upgrade for extended stay (subject to availability): The hardware facilities are pretty good. Excellent price, good service, and the dinner at the executive lounge was very thoughtfully prepared. Overall, highly recommended. The surrounding area is very quiet with a strong business vibe. It's far from the city center, but it would be great to spend a couple of days at the hotel as a staycation when not attending meetings.

Came to Tianjin for a family trip with the kids. Didn't have to make up beds individually, which saved a lot of energy. The room had plenty of storage, so it was easy to put away the kids' toys and our luggage. The starry ceiling was a big hit with the kids; they kept asking to go play in the lobby every day. Plus, there's a snack street right downstairs, making it a one-stop shop for eating, staying, and having fun.