The second largest city in northern coastal China, Tianjin is an inspiring destination full of history and heritage. Once home to foreign concessions in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Kuomintang era, it retains its old-world charm to this day amidst rapid urbanisation; as evidenced by the growing number of modern architecture that can be found around the city. Besides indulging in Tianjin's delicious local cuisine, visitors often spend their time taking in the stunning sights along the Haihe River and exploring the many cultural attractions that make up its beauty.
From Tianjin Railway station, drive along Hai He East Road, and should reach the hotel within 15 minutes drive.
From Shi zi lin road to reach the hotel
GMT/UTC +8 hours
Local Tianjin dialect and Mandarin
Renminbi (RMB)
The average temperature in summer is around 25, while it can drop to the ice point or even below.
Locals are known for their warm, friendly and generous manner. Besides the major Chinese festivities, Tianjin people also celebrate their own local festivals.
Police – 110
Fire Alarm – 119
Ambulance – 120
Traffic accident – 122
The voltage used is 220–volt 50 Hz A/C. An international adaptor can be provided upon request.
Tipping is generally discouraged; however, giving a small tip to your hotel porter is considered appropriate.
A 10% service charge and 6% tax are applicable in the hotel.
A visa, as well as a passport with six months’ validity, is required.