if you are an international traveller visiting TEDA you have to go for the best in this area, and Renaissance is one of them. But unfortunately it still falls short of international standards. A simple example - the room sockets takes an assortment of plugs, except 3-pin plugs from the UK. Why? On arrival my room was very warm -... More

Renaissance TEDA is a good hotel offering typical western comfort in Asian atmosphere. The lobby is specious and we even had a small customer meeting at hotel lobby. I stayed there two times once for 2 weeks and 2nd time for 1 week. Location wise is it close to Irish pub where we frequented many times and visited one Indian... More

I regularly stay at this hotel for business. On a recent stay I lost my wedding ring and searched high and low over and over in my room. Upon check out I mentioned to the manager that I would be returning in a month and that if they found it to please hold for me. The manager (Panawan) asked me... More

This is a good hotel. Clean and very comfortable and modern. 5 or 6 English Channels on TV (including 2 movie channels). Can walk to restaurants or eat in the restaurant. The morning breakfast buffet is very good. The staff is very good as well but make sure that you check out early! More

I absolutely loved my stay in this hotel - so much so I didn't want to leave. My first night in China was a little bit of a trial in Beijing so I really valued the experience of staying at this hotel. Right from check in through to departure I just adored all experiences. The staff - particularly at the... More

Offers exceptional services that Renaissance/Marriott is known for. This full service hotel offers a state of the art gym, swimming pool, spa services, and several different dining options. For the foreign traveler that is unable to speak the local language this is an excellent choice for your stay. The staff speaks English well and is able to provide answers to... More

This was only my second stay in a Renaissance Hotel, my previous being Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. Locations are diametrically opposite. Teda stands for Tianjin Economic Development Area and the town is more properly called Binhai. The reason I underline this is because it is one of the biggest industrial estates in China and home to thousands of factories... More

A friend (non-Chinese speaker) staying here stubbed his foot on luggage, fell on the tile floor broke the toe, shoulder and hip! The staff did call for an ambulance and help him get loaded onto the stretcher, using a hotel towel, sheet and pillow. An employee came along, thought they were there for support and was told the General Manager... More

I have stayed several times at this hotel and have observed its development from the very beginning when TEDA was established. The hotel is still a nice place to stay, but the service is no longer as warm hearted as in the earlier days. Probably too many guests, or too little competition in the neighbourhood.. The breakfast buffes is sumptuous,... More