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Frasers Hospitality launched second Tianjin property

It has 224 Gold-Standard studio residences and two bedroom apartments.

Frasers Hospitality launched Fraser Place Binhai Tianjin as its second property in the city after its opening of Frasers Place Tianjin in 2016. The property is located in the Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area (TEDA), an announcement said.

Located in the residential development of Beacon Hill, the property is footsteps away from TEDA MSD shopping centre and the BMT station. It also offers direct access to Tianjin’s financial district.

The serviced-residence has a 224 Gold-Standard serviced residences ranging from studios to two-bedroom apartments. It also houses facilities including complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, 24/7 room service, an all-day dining restaurant, a lobby bar, a swimming pool and a gym.

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Frasers Hospitality holds 16 properties in 11 major China cities whilst 16 projects are still in the works.

“In addition to entering new Chinese cities, we are also building on our presence in cities that we already operate in so that we may better provide travellers with more options that cater to their needs,” Frasers Hospitality CEO Choe Peng Sum said.

From 2016-2017, Frasers Hospitality recorded a 10% rise in the number of room nights booked by Chinese travellers.

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