Tiegang Airport Hotel
| File:.jpg Tiegang Airport Hotel; 1752 AN. | |
| Location |
 Tiegang International Airport |
|---|---|
| Opening date | 1753 AN |
| Developer | ESB Construction |
| Owner | ESB Stay |
| Number of rooms | 300 |
| Number of floors | 15 |
| Parking information | Valet parking and secure underground parking |
The unimaginatively-named Tiegang Airport Hotel, operational 1753, is a 14-story, Brutalist-inspired airport hotel, owned and operated by the ESB Group. Some say that it was built due to a lack of serious comforts in the International Mandate, especially for ESB executives who were used to the finer things in life. Rumors that it is a luxury barracks of spies and operatives is mere scurrilous libel and conjecture.
It is known for its 800-seat ballroom, its picturesque and stately lobby dining room dripping in gilt and marble, and is well-regarded for its breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets, with fresh food flown-in daily. It also has an entire floor of ESB-related executive offices. It likewise has another floor of coworking spaces, operated by Entrepreneurship Services Business. It has a small casino. It is likewise the location of an ESB Bank branch.
Security is, of course, managed by the ESB Security Directorate.
In 1754, it opened a franchise of Imperial Constancian Milk Tea within its premises.
