We booked this hotel for three nights, based primarily on good reviews and its location (as described in reviews). However, I think we were slightly misled in terms of location. While it certainly isn't far from Old Town Hanoi, be prepared to walk. It was roughly a 15 minute walk from our hotel to the Old Town, where we spent... More

good hotel. big room, little balcony. 5 min walk from the heart of town. helpful staff. but pool not working whilst i'm here (April 24th) which is a big shame as clearly they didn't mention it when booking. also hot water not working well. can't grumble, its a good place they just need to keep up the standards. a good... More

Do not stay here if you want a nice stay in the lovely Hoi An. Very disappointed, as this hotel is recommended in Lonely Planet and cannot understand others ratings here. There is no pool for starters. They are correct in saying the bathrooms are prosaic and are not nice. The first room we moved into smelled of street food... More

At the Thien Nga hotel in Hoi an the accommodation is clean, spacious with airconditioner,TV and a wardrope. The price of the place is reasonable and you get a free breakfast, but the point of this review is the staff. The staff at this hotel are friendly and help in all matters in organisation of transport, etc; this makes continued... More

Nothing more and nothing less you can expect from an one star hotel. Room on the back are spacious and with balcony, and surely quite. Bedroom it's quite simple, with fan and air conditioner, tv, but nothing more. The hotel offer a small breakfast in the lobby, where also you can find several computer with free Internet (wifi available for... More

We stayed for 2 nights at this hotel and found it an overall positive experience. We stayed on the top floor in a spacious, clean room with nice bathroom for 20 dollars per night. Good location - short stroll from town centre and easy to hire bikes to get to beach. Staff were helpful in advising on onward travel and... More

There are two Hoi Ans, really: The hotel zone near Cua Dai beach (perfect for sun-worshippers), and Hoi An town (near "cultural" attractions, dining, the market, etc). If you're seeking the latter, this place fits the bill nicely. Our moderately-sized room was clean, with a private balcony that looked out over a beautiful rice paddy. The walk into town was... More

Our experience began with an ignored email enquiry sent the day before arrival. Never a good sign, but as we hadn't had any truly negative experiences in Vietnam we let it slide. Upon calling the next day we were advised that a room was available. Arriving in the hotel all seemed well. We were offered one room with a balcony... More

This place ticked all the boxes for us and more. Our room was spacioius, clean and airy, with a large comfortable bed and a decent sized blacony that overlooked the garden at the rear. We also made great use of the DVD player in our room (new dvd's are sold in the old town for $1 each). Breakfast was included... More