I really disliked this hotel. The conditions were terrible: the room had mold, the hotel itself was dirty, and both the rooms and the entire property badly needed renovations. There were so many mosquitoes; they kept flying into the room non-stop through the bathroom ventilation. When I chose this hotel, I read a review from a previous guest who mentioned issues with the elevator, and I can confirm those problems are still not fixed – some elevator call buttons don't work. The shower was uncomfortable; it was installed incorrectly and was too low, impossible to adjust higher, and the water pressure was very weak.
The breakfast was very cheaply put together. There were no scrambled eggs – I had to specifically ask for them to be cooked, which is a first for me in all the hotels I've stayed at. Also, during breakfast, they only provided a small carafe of drinking water for everyone, and for sweets, there was just one type of cheap pastry.
They only provided a 0.35-liter bottle of water in the room daily – they even cut corners on that. I stayed in six hotels during my trip to Vietnam, and all the others provided 0.5-liter bottles.
I paid $33 for this room, but it's worth a maximum of $12.
The staff, especially in the hotel restaurant, didn't seem to try very hard. I assume it’s a greedy owner who sets these prices for rooms but pays his staff poorly, so I understand why they work the way they do. Also, in the restaurant, the cups were often poorly washed – not clean. The wardrobe was very small; it would be very inconvenient if two people were staying in the room.
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