Tianjin Hotel Guide - Business Hotels in Tianjin, China

Good hotel overall. They messed up our booking and it took them a while to sort out although they did upgraded our room as a compliment. The internet charges were EXPENSIVE and no free WIFI in the lounge. Staff has good command of English.

Very nice hotel, away from the CBD and airport and in more of a quiet area but had everything needed for a comfortable stay. Internet is slow and is not wireless in the rooms, still censorship in China and things like Google do not work. Very few people in the Hotel spoke any English but it was always possible to get what you wanted, it just took a little bit longer. One review said there was a shuttle from the airport to the hotel but this is incorrect. Only way to the hotel is via taxi which is a short ride costing around eight US dollars. The area is very clean, surprisingly clean and I enjoyed my stay.

Hotel is new and everything works! Upgraded to lovely suite overlooking Tianjin - awesome views of River and city lights at night from room on 40th floor. Excellent breakfast buffet from top floor, 49. Staff wonderful, great bed, easy to navigate city by taxi. From Beijing, only 35 minutes at 260mph on train. City old and new worth 2-day exploration.

I always stay in this hotel when I am visiting my parents who live in Tianjin Univ. The room is very comfortable and quiet. They have a nice gym and pool, I used the gym but not the pool.

I loved the my stay there. The staff were friendly and very helpful. I would stay there again.

The staff at the hotel are the best. I had to interact with the concierge service the day I arrived. due to late arrival of my luggage. Peter, the concierge service supervisor, took down the information. He made sure this information was shared with the evening shift and check with me when I passed concierge desk the next day. The cleaning staff was also courteous and helpful.

The historic Astor allows you to walk back in time to an age of elegance and beauty. Our room was very spacious and it had a great view of the park. The Astor museum has wonderful photos, logs, furniture, dishes, etc. It tells the story of the earliest guests and their leisure pursuits.

I stayed at Tianjin Ocean Hotel for three days. The room was comfortable but not very clean. For example, there was a nice red couch in front of the television, but it had strange stains all over the cushions. The desk chair was state of the art, but had greasy stains on the seat. Sometimes there was a musty smell when the air conditioner was on, and the shower smelled moldy. Bed was a queen but advertised as a king. Despite all of this, I was comfortable. The bed seemed clean and I slept well each night. The TV offered no English stations, but I was able to watch some funny Chinese shows, some with English subtitles. The view from the room was nice, although blocked by ugly window frames. And the room was large, so I felt like the couch and sleeping areas were distinctive from each other. One very unfortunate thing happened: due to a mix up, I needed to book my room another night. It was still time before check out, so I had put the "Do Not Disturb" sign up as I went to get coffee. When I came back, the maid had entered the room and cleaned up! I was happy she cleaned, but not happy that she went in despite my wishes. The hotel's location was very convenient, just steps away from the Italian Village and only 10 minutes walk from the start of Binjiang Road, the famous shopping street. About 20 minutes from Tianjin Train station, but it was somewhat easy to find because you can see the building's name from a distance. Overall, I might stay here again despite its flaws.