3. Drawn by Tianjin folk songs, but completely won over by this hotel

🌁Decor style: The hotel features modern luxury as its main theme, with crystal chandeliers in the lobby complementing geometric lines. The rooms combine beige and coffee tones with wooden furniture, accented by Tianjin's iconic Yangliuqing New Year painting elements, seamlessly blending classical and contemporary styles. 🏘️Room types/layout: Diverse room options available. The family suite I stayed in had a well-designed layout, with the living room connected to the bedroom and floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the Haihe River at night. The bathroom has a dry-wet separation design and is equipped with smart devices, ensuring maximum comfort. 🎠Activities: Just a 5-minute walk downstairs takes you to Jinwan Square, where you can enjoy a night cruise on the Haihe River and admire the neon lights along the banks. The hotel is only a hundred meters from Tianjin Railway Station, making it super convenient for high-speed rail or subway travel to attractions like the Porcelain House and Five Great Avenues. 🍽️Dining highlights: Breakfast includes Tianjin traditional snacks like jianbing guozi and lao doufu, alongside Western options. The hotel's Chinese restaurant specializes in Tianjin cuisine, with standout dishes like Bazhen Tofu—tender, fragrant, and unforgettable. 💰Average cost: Around 400 RMB per night 💗Other tips: Inspired by the line "Tianjin has nine rivers, three floating bridges, and two passes" from the Tianjin folk song, I discovered the hotel's prime location—just steps away from experiencing the charm of the Haihe River. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, even offering luggage storage for hassle-free travel!