Wanjia Boutique Hotel (Tianjin Station Binjiang Road Pedestrian Street)

Great service, and the room was quite clean. The location is fantastic—super close to the subway, shopping malls, and attractions. Very satisfied, and dining nearby is quite affordable too.

The hotel's location is near the scenic area. The downside is that taxis are very slow because there's only one one-way street nearby, which gets really congested. It took an hour and a half to get from the airport to the hotel, a journey that should have been 30 minutes. Now, about the front desk service: it's not that the attitude was bad, but rather expressionless, indifferent, and the tone was stiff. Considering the inflated prices during the National Day holiday, this kind of service attitude is unacceptable. When I checked out, they didn't even hand me the luggage claim slip directly. They actually said I wasn't taking it! What, did they expect me to reach into the counter myself to grab it? They claimed the TV supported screen mirroring, but it didn't work at all. I asked for help, and the staff member eventually got his Android phone to cast. He then said my iPhone was the problem and suggested I use an Android phone. I told him we all had iPhones, to which he simply replied there was nothing he could do and walked away. There were only two power outlets in the entire family room: one on the desk, which was occupied by an air purifier, and another by the bed. That's incredibly few! Regarding the environment: the window was tiny, just a half-window. The floor and corners weren't very clean. The soundproofing was terrible; you could clearly hear the vacuuming in the hallway even with the door closed. It was incredibly noisy. I stayed for four days and listened to it for four days. Oh, and 'coming to Tianjin and not drinking Haihe milk is like not coming at all' – what's that even supposed to mean?

The cleanliness was quite poor, with a foul smell in the hallway and a general dirty feel inside the room. The location is decent, right next to the pedestrian street, and very close to the Porcelain House and former residences. The front desk staff had a poker face, and the service was very mediocre.

The hotel is in an excellent location, just steps away from the pedestrian street and very close to the subway. It's super convenient to get to attractions like the Porcelain House, the Former Residence of Zhang Xueliang, the Five Great Avenues, Ancient Culture Street, and Jinwan Square. There are also plenty of dining options nearby. The hotel is clean, well-maintained, and fully equipped with all the necessary amenities.

The soundproofing in the room was terrible. I booked four nights with friends for the National Day holiday, but on the first night, I couldn't sleep because of the loud talking and snoring from the next room. We were forced to change rooms on the second day, but there were no good options, so we had to switch hotels. One of the female front desk staff also had a very poor attitude, and the room was tiny. Avoid this place if you can.

The room was dirty, the facilities were old, and it wasn't worth the price. The walls were very dirty.

Located in a prime bustling area, the hotel even offers parking. The best part was the parking attendant – so enthusiastic and genuinely helpful! The front desk staff were also very patient. Overall, a great experience.

This is my third time staying at this hotel, and I keep choosing it because of its incredibly convenient location right in Binjiangdao. It's also close to the subway station. The only downside is that since it's a shopping street, it can get a little noisy at night. We arrived around 12:00 PM, planning to just drop off our luggage and explore, but the front desk offered to check for an available room and let us check in immediately if there was one.

The rooms aren't very spacious, but the location is excellent, really close to the city center.