East meets West in the most fashionable way at Conrad Tianjin, a sleek retreat smartly tucked away from the bustle of Tianjin’s city center. Situated just a few blocks from Shuishang Park, the luxury hotel puts you within arm’s reach of the city’s top attractions, not that you’ll want to stray far from its inviting interiors.
Art deco surroundings harken back to an era of bygone glamour though luxurious touches aren’t a forgotten art at this sumptuous stay. Immaculately dressed staff members ensure no detail is overlooked and elegant artwork dotting the property provides just enough refinement without feeling overly formal. Fresh flower arrangements and in-room tea sets set the stage for a serene getaway while deep-soaking tubs and spacious city-view accommodations seal the deal.
- Spacious by city-center standards, Conrad Tianjin’s accommodations start at 484 square feet and offer plenty of room to spread out. Deep-soaking tubs stocked with fragrant Shanghai Tang amenities add an extra sumptuous touch.
- A gorgeous indoor pool with garden views is a refreshing way to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Plush daybeds, soothing uplighting and a large whale tail sculpture give the space an air more akin to an upscale art gallery than a hotel pool.
- Located in the vibrant Nankai district, Conrad Tianjin enjoys a quieter address that still affords you easy access to the city’s top sights. Tianjin Water Park is just a quick walk away, while Tianjin Zoo and Ancient Culture Street all sit close by.
- Dine under the stars on Bam Bou’s garden terrace. Open during the summer months, the cozy alfresco space’s lush greenery and plentiful lanterns make it an atmospheric spot to indulge in Southeast Asian cuisine.
- Conrad Tianjin’s afternoon tea is an elegant treat, especially when enjoyed in the stylish surroundings of Cha Lobby Lounge. Indulge in your preferred blend of TWG tea served in gorgeous Wedgwood china while soaking in views of the adjacent gardens through floor-to-ceiling windows.
- Conrad Tianjin’s design harkens back to the Jazz Age, when the province enjoyed an economic and cultural boom. This east-meets-west aesthetic carries through the property in subtle nods like a black-and-white color palette with geometric accents.
- Art-deco-inspired glamor is most notable in the luxury hotel’s lobby. White marble walls, molded ceilings and oversized crystal chandeliers are contrasted with black and grey furnishings, bronze accents and compelling patterns.
- All of the Tianjin property’s restaurants draw design inspiration from China’s history of global trade. Brasserie on G, for example, features a retrained European aesthetic while Bam Bou evokes a Southeast Asian twist in the form of bright tropical colors. Ying focuses both on flavors from around the country and those with a local touch.
- The European art deco theme gets a contemporary Chinese upgrade thanks to the use of natural elements in the design. Classic geometric patterns are lightened with wood instead of bronze — a design tweak most noticeable in the luxury hotel’s facade.
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