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Hai Dang Hotel, Hue, Vietnam

43 Hung Vuong Street, 4, Hue

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Hai Dang Hotel - Hostel
Hai Dang Hotel in Hue is a new 'boutique' style hotel with 5 star rooms and amenities.

Avg Rating: 74% (7 Reviews)

Karaktär: 77%

Säkerhet: 77%

Plats: 80%

Personal: 74%

Roligt: 60%

Renlighet: 74%



Customer Reviews

46%

We lost power 3 times over 2 nights, one time for multiple hours. The front desk seemed determined to sell us a tour and asked us everytime we entered the building. Not the best place on the block for sure.

Allan, from USA ~ Jul 26 2008

80%

We were very pleased with our stay. Our room was up three flights of stairs but was nice, clean and bright (with a window). The staff were helpful and friendly. Includes breakfast with coffee, a baguette, bread/butter and fruit and free internet use. It's a bit of a walk to the Citadel and tourist spots, though. We would recommend this place to others.

Trent, from Australia ~ Apr 1 2008

74%

we had a really good stay, breakfast an bike-hire was a bonus! although, some of the staff were pretty useless, we almost missed our bus to hoi-an and the staff behind the reception wasnt much help!! decent enough place though!

ashlea, from England ~ Mar 4 2008

86%

Great place for its value!

Melanie, from Canada ~ Jan 9 2008

76%

The staff r friendly and have been very kind in helping to arrange some bookings n travel needs. The location of Hai Dang is strategic too, just a walking distance to Perfume River!!!

Weng Foo, from Malaysia ~ Nov 11 2007

84%

The manager of this place is really helpful - he got us a really good deal on our room in Nha Trang - the laundry is quick, the free breakfast is brilliant. I've given the hotel a lower score for fun because the low season meant it was empty. The people staying there at the same time were all friendly and cool, but there were very few. In the high season I'm sure it'd be better.

Rebecca, from England ~ Oct 22 2007