Hyatt Place Tianjin South Railway Station Celebrates Official Opening

Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced the official opening of Hyatt Place Tianjin South Railway Station, the first Hyatt Place hotel in Tianjin. Its debut marks the continued expansion of the Hyatt Place brand across key cities in China, offering guests and World of Hyatt members more ways to stay in destinations that matter most to them.

Hotel Debut
- First Hyatt Place in Tianjin, expanding the brand’s footprint in China.
- Located in the Tianjin South Railway Station Business District, part of Perennial Healthcare City Tianjin—China’s first Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) integrating healthcare, eldercare, rehabilitation, and hospitality.
- Offers 393 guestrooms and suites, designed with modern comfort, natural light, and separate spaces to sleep, work, and relax.

Dining & Lifestyle
- The Kitchen: all-day dining with Chinese and Western dishes, plus Tianjin-style breakfast specialties.
- Guests can enjoy local flavors alongside international favorites.
- Wellness facilities: 24-hour fitness center, indoor heated pool, and yoga studio.
- Convenience: 24-hour self-service laundry and free Wi-Fi throughout.

Meetings & Events
- Over 3,000 sq. meters (32,300 sq. ft.) of multifunctional meeting and event space.
- Flexible configurations for business and social gatherings, supported by professional event services.

Connectivity & Culture
- Seamless access across the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region via high-speed rail.
- Nearby attractions: Five Great Avenues and Yangliuqing Ancient Town, blending vibrant city energy with rich heritage.

Leadership Perspective
General Manager Ms. Li Yun emphasized:
> “Our goal is to deliver a stay experience that is efficient, convenient, and comfortable for the modern guest navigating work and life across these cities.”

World of Hyatt Offer
- Members can earn 500 Bonus Points per qualifying night at Hyatt Place Tianjin South Railway Station from July 1 to September 30, 2026.

This opening reflects Hyatt’s strategy of embedding its select-service brands in high-growth, transit-linked hubs, catering to both business and leisure travelers.