We pursue meaningful travel rooted in human‑centered warmth. As we uncover the distinct heritage of Jinmen Hometown beside the Haihe River, we respect and preserve the folk culture and time-honored craftsmanship of the local community, making every stay a gentle arrival that soothes both body and mind.
Guests first enjoy a traditional Chinese-style afternoon tea at the hotel's B1 Wellbeing Space and calmly copy the calligraphy work "Farewell" by Li Shutong. Afterwards, under the guidance of the hotel's Wellbeing Ambassador, they take a leisurely tour of the Li Shutong's Former Residence to gain in-depth insight into Tianjin's profound local cultural heritage. Blending Eastern Zen aesthetics and wellbeing philosophy with local culture, this experience immerses guests in a rare tranquil and healing retreat amid the city.
CNY 158 per person
Intangible heritage at your fingertips, blossoms born from paper. Following the century-old lineage of Tianjin paper-cutting, experience the craftsmanship of this intangible heritage through every fold and snip. Watch red paper transform into auspicious patterns in your hands, as blessings are cut into a peaceful afternoon moment.
CNY 38 per person
Tai Chi (八段锦) is one of the oldest health and fitness regimens in China, being originally created over 800 years age during the Song Dynasty. No equipment is necessary and it requires very little space or perhaps most importantly in our fast-paced lives, time. It's perfect for office workers, as they often suffer from lower back and cervical pain caused by hours sitting in front of the computer.