Hyatt Regency Tianjin East

Because I didn't catch up with Zheng Jun's Shanghai concert after returning from Japan, I ran to Tianjin to listen to old Zheng... I also encountered heavy snow in the north, not only was there a long delay at Hongqiao, but it was also hard to get a taxi after leaving the Tianjin airport. Fortunately, Line 2 goes directly there, otherwise I really would have been in trouble, but stepping outside was really freezing. 1. There is only one Hyatt in Tianjin (there are two other Hyatt Places but sadly they don't count for member days), so there wasn't much choice in terms of Chinese style. The overall style is better than the one in Chongqing and the two in Shanghai, but that's about it. Currently, my fondness for this brand is just average, a very standard, even ordinary business hotel. By comparison, I think Marriott is much more stable, and occasionally there are surprises. 3. I missed the lounge dinner in the evening and just glanced at it, the variety seemed quite rich. But because of the heavy snow, it was inconvenient to go out for lunch so I ordered room service, a mushroom soup and a beef brisket noodle, which were not terrible but also not delicious. The price of 6xx is still considered good value for money, just right for the last member day and the reward for 60 room nights, indeed a very appropriate choice for a sprint.