This kid-friendly hotel in Tianjin offers exclusive views of the Haihe River at night from high above!

Taking the kids to explore Tianjin, the most worthwhile sight to see is the Haihe River at night, so choosing this Tianjin Scenic Hotel—the Banyan Tree Tianjin Haihe—is definitely the right decision. Upon arrival at the Banyan Tree Tianjin Haihe, I was greeted with the unique fragrance of the Banyan Tree, which although the kids' dad couldn't stand , I found to be a very special calming scent, somewhat similar to lemon essential oil, I guess. In any case, it fits well with the Banyan Tree's 'sanctuary for the senses' vibe. For me, olfactory memories last much longer and are more profound than visual ones. The hotel focuses on spa and hydrotherapy services, with aromatherapy candles lit everywhere, and they even come to the room to light a pleasant fragrance every evening at 6 o'clock. The most important thing is that staying in the hotel completely saves you the trouble of visiting the Haihe River in person. During the May Day holiday, there were quite a lot of people, and from the room, you can feel the sensation of 'strolling along the banks of the Haihe River, with the gentle flow of the water and the breeze on your face.' Be sure to book a 'river view room,' otherwise, it would really be a lonely experience. The child lay on the sofa for a long time, looking out the window, pointing at the boats coming and going in the river, asking all sorts of questions. I think the hotel breakfast is standard, with a wide variety of options. Compared to yesterday's Four Seasons, I feel there is a slight difference in quality, but of course, you can taste authentic Tianjin cuisine here—Gabacai and Chataang! The service staff are very attentive in preparing it for you. Overall, the service experience at the Banyan Tree is also very nice. The moment of departure is always hard to bear. The child looked back at the Banyan Tree Tianjin Haihe, eyes filled with longing. The Banyan Tree Tianjin Haihe has put a perfect end to our parent-child trip.