Tianjin Saixiang Hotel is located in the southwest of Tianjin city, adjacent to the ring line of expressway, walking to Metro Line 3, with convenient transportation. As a landmark building in the core area of Tianjin high tech Zone, it is close to the Olympic Sports Center, Meijiang Convention and Exhibition Center and other important urban destinations.
The hotel has more than 300 deluxe guest rooms, and is equipped with Chinese, Western and Japanese restaurants, a well-equipped Sports Center, an 850 square meter pillarless banquet hall and a multi-functional meeting room, which can meet your various business meetings and leisure needs, a variety of children's welcome desserts, a complete range of children's accommodation supplies and children's gifts, Let you enjoy the parent-child time with your family.
The brand service concept of 'warmth, credibility and integration' enables you to find the taste of home no matter you are on a business trip or on holiday.
Tianjin Saixiang Hotel is 18.8km from the airport.
Yes, please contact us with flight number to arrange it after booking a room.
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Tianjin Saixiang Hotel.
Yes, the hotel has a pool and gym. See details about other facilities on this page.
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
Each costs cny113 for extra breakfast.
The room prices is from cny828, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
This time when I came to Tianjin Huayuan for business, I casually booked Tianjin Saixiang Hotel. Originally, I only placed my order for its convenient location in the high-tech zone. After staying for two nights, I realized that this long established hotel, which has been open for many years, has no sense of restlessness like internet famous hotels. It has solidly integrated the concept of "comfortable living" into every detail.
The experience of checking in was particularly relaxed, with no overly enthusiastic formalities at the front desk. The crisp and lively Tianjin style Mandarin made people instantly relax. During the gap of checking information, I casually handed over a card marked with nearby convenience points, and even reminded them of the approximate time when the hot water in the room would reach the appropriate temperature. Pushing open the door of over 30 square meters, the first impression is openness and brightness, completely devoid of the oppressive feeling of cramped chain hotels in the same price range. The warm toned wooden furniture carries a warm texture polished by countless guests, without the pungent odor of new decoration, only a comfortable and time settled feeling.
The most surprising thing is the sleeping experience. The double-layer soundproof windows completely isolate the sound of traffic outside the high-tech zone. As someone who is particularly sensitive to sound, I slept through two nights until dawn without being awakened by the late night noise. The softness and hardness of the mattress are just right, not the kind of internet famous models that are so soft that they sink in. The support is enough to make the waist feel completely relaxed in less than ten minutes after running for a day. The bedding is washed fluffy and soft, with a faint scent of sunlight laundry detergent. Even the pillows are prepared in both soft and hard shapes. As someone who is accustomed to high pillows, I don't need to call the front desk to ask for them. Lying down, I just found the most comfortable position.
The thoughtfulness in the details cannot be hidden: the brightness of the desk lamp next to the desk can be adjusted in three levels, and changing files at night will not shake the eyes, nor will it be too dark to be eye watering; The hot water in the bathroom comes out in seconds, so you don't have to wait in the shower for half a day to get hot. The water pressure is incredibly stable, and even exhaustion can be washed away by the water flow when taking a shower. The mini bar in the room doesn't have fancy high priced drinks. It has two free bottles of local mineral water from Tianjin and two packs of specialty bagged tea. If you want to make a hot drink, you don't have to go downstairs to buy it.
The breakfast experience was also far more than expected. There were no expensive imported ingredients piled up. It was all a solid homely taste: the Tianjin pancakes and fruits were crispy and crisp, the hot soybean milk was thick and mellow, and even the glutinous millet porridge was warm to the stomach. After breakfast, taking a walk in the hotel, the retro sofa in the lobby was soft. Sitting down and resting for two minutes, even the tension of rushing was relieved.
Of course, as an old hotel, it does not have the ubiquitous intelligent robots, and some of the carpets in the corridors carry faint traces of time. But compared to those new hotels that only rely on check-in points to attract attention, the comfort of Tianjin Saixiang Hotel is tangible - it doesn't deliberately try to please anyone, but simply achieves the bottom line of 'making people stay at ease'. Next time I come to Huayuan, I will definitely choose this place again.Show more
This time, when I came to Tianjin Xiqing to connect with the industrial park project, my colleagues chose a bustling chain hotel in the city center, and I specifically booked Tianjin Saixiang Hotel. It was only within a 10 minute drive from several industrial parks that I realized after staying for three days that this old business hotel, which opened in 2007, is the most accurate place to meet the needs of business travelers.
Get out of Tianjin South Station and take a taxi directly to the hotel entrance in 15 minutes, without having to detour on congested roads in the city center. The check-in process is smooth and efficient, with the front desk staff speaking crisp Tianjin style Mandarin. Within two minutes of checking the information, they explained the morning rush hour traffic avoidance routes for several surrounding industrial parks and the fastest walking path to Huayuan subway station clearly. They even reminded me of the free printing quota for the hotel's 24-hour business center and the reservation rules for different sized conference rooms, saving me a lot of trouble in temporary communication.
The layout of the room completely hits all the pain points of business trips: a 1.2-meter-wide solid wood office area is reserved by the window, and network cable interfaces and multi specification fast charging sockets are all within reach, without having to squat on the ground and search for power strips. The ergonomic office chair provides ample support, and even after two nights of revising the project plan until early morning, my waist didn't feel as sore as usual. The 1.8-meter bedding is fluffy and soft, and after running to three venues during the day, I was exhausted and lay down for less than ten minutes before dispersing most of it. The design of the independent dressing room is particularly thoughtful, and formal attire will not be wrinkled and piled up at the foot of the bed when hung in. File bags and laptops have dedicated storage layers, and even a 24 inch suitcase can be unfolded without blocking the aisle.
The most convenient thing is the supporting business services. The large, medium and small conference rooms of the hotel are all front-line configuration, and the high-definition projection, professional audio, and synchronous recording and broadcasting systems are debugged in advance. I temporarily booked a 15 person project docking meeting, and when I arrived half an hour in advance, I can directly arrange the information, without spending time debugging the equipment. The breakfast hall will open at 7 o'clock. The Tianjin pancakes and fruits, hot soybean milk and solid pastries made now can eat a full meal in 10 minutes, instead of eating cold bread in the rush morning rush hour. After a busy day's work, you can also go for a half-hour walk in the 24-hour gym to relieve all the tension throughout the day.
Of course, as an old hotel, it does not have fancy intelligent delivery robots, and the decoration of some public areas carries a sense of time. During the morning rush hour, the elevator needs to wait for an extra half minute. But these small inconveniences cannot offset its reality: the hotel comes with a large free parking lot, and customers who come to inspect by themselves do not have to look for expensive parking spaces; Take the expressway to Tianjin Binhai International Airport and it will take 25 minutes to get there directly. There is no need to panic when rushing to catch a flight.
When I checked out, the front desk took the initiative to call me a train to the high-speed railway station, so I didn't have to stand by the roadside in the high-tech zone during the evening rush hour to wait for my order to be picked up. Sitting in the car and looking back at the hotel building, I suddenly realized that business trips should never only be exhausting. Choosing such a solid place to stay can even add a bit of calmness to the days of rushing to catch up with the itinerary.Show more