Sen Vivian Home

Considering the price, I was very satisfied. Of course, the facilities are a bit dated, but I was surprised to find a bathtub for this price. There's no stove, but there's a small kitchen area with a fridge and microwave in the room, so it's also recommended for long-term stays. Just a heads-up, the hotel entrance requires climbing a few narrow steps, which might be a bit challenging if you have a lot of luggage. (The road in front of the hotel is narrow, so taxis can't enter, meaning you'll need to walk about 3 minutes from the main road.)

It's a pretty standard hotel, but the price is cheap, so I guess it's okay. Don't expect too much from the surrounding environment if you're staying in a hotel in Le Thanh Ton.

The hotel is located in Chinatown, easy to find, and there's a big shopping mall nearby.

It's alright, nothing special, nothing bad. Just a simple guesthouse. The fridge was a lifesaver in 35-degree Vietnam, which was great. Too bad there's no elevator past the fifth floor though.

I really appreciated how clean the bedding was. The only downside was the stairs. The semi-basement room I stayed in was only accessible by stairs, not an elevator. Also, the shower area in the bathroom had a low ceiling, so I had to duck to wash my hair.

I stayed in a basement room, and it was cleaner and better than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise. There's a spot in the shower ceiling that's a bit low. I bumped my head a few times, but if you're mindful of that, it's actually quite a comfortable stay. It's located near Japantown, so there are many Japanese people around, which I think makes for a very pleasant environment.