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2 Lam Son Square, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, 84, Vietnam
Good for: Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Business Travel
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85 Ma May St, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, 10000, Vietnam
Good for: Business Travel, Budget Travel, Singles
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Cua Dai Beach, Hoi An Town, Hoi An, Vietnam
Good for: Family Travel, Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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30A Chu Van An, Hue, 10000, Vietnam
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Evason Ana Mandara & Six Senses Spa at Nha Trang
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Beachside Tran Phu Blvd, Nha Trang, Vietnam
Good for: Luxury Travel, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons, Spa and Resort
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151 and 164B Phan Dinh Phung Street, Dalat, Vietnam
Good for: Budget Travel, Backpacking, Road Trip
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Hoang Dieu Str, Sapa District, Lao Cai Province, Sapa, Vietnam
Good for: Arts and Culture, Hiking and Walking, Family Travel
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24 Nguyen Dinh Chieu St, Han Tien Ward, Phan Thiet, Vietnam
Good for: Beaches, Luxury Travel, Singles
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92 Cai Khe Ward, Can Tho, Vietnam
Good for: Spa and Resort
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68 Ho Xuan Huong Street, China Beach, Da Nang, Vietnam
Good for: Family Travel, Spa and Resort
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159 Thuy Van Street, Ba Ria-vung Tau, Vung Tau, 74000, Vietnam
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1 Tran Hung Dao Beachside Boulevard, Vietnam
Good for: Spa and Resort, Water Sports, Fishing
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Ghenh Rang, Bai Dai Beach, Binh Dinh Province, Quy Nhon, Vietnam
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212 - 214 Nguyen Cong Tru - Buon Ma Thuot, Buon Ma
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25 Kim Lam-Dien Bien Phu -Lai Chau, Dien Bien Phu,
Good for: Historical Travel, Budget Travel, Road Trip
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Infinity pool was amazing, it looks onto the beach. Buffet breakfast included in stay was fabulous, so many options. Rooms were very nice, bathrooms are large, the bath has a glass wall that looks into the bedroom. Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Six restaurants/cafes onsite. Only downside is you have to pay for wi-fi and it is a bit pricey.
Spa is wonderful and the pricing is very reasonable.
If you are going to Hanoi, try the Hanoi Backpackers Hostel, it is in a prime location, the Old Quarter, this is the area where all the backpackers are. It is clean, the staff are friendly and very helpful. It has a great reputation, the type that where you meet backpackers throughout Vietnam they all recommend going there. They have a tour desk with staff that are very helpful, the have events/activities every night, and the food is fantastic!
Since my wife's family live in Tan Binh District of HCMC, we always stay at the Hotel/Apartment, Cam Ly.
This is really outside the tourist area about 15 minutes from the airport. If you want to be away from the whole tourist area and go "native", this is the place to be. You will be hard pressed to find another westerner and not too many of the locals speak english (or any other language outside VN), but the locals are really friendly, and the deals are much better. The hotel is right across the street from an amusement park which has a nightly market. There is also a large market in the area where the deals are much better than going to the "tourist markets"
The prices are very reasonable, with a regular room going for about $22.00 USD and a two room kitchen/bedroom suite going for $28.00 a night. These rooms have a large refrigerator and kitchen sink and cabinets, but no stove, although they have the gas line and maybe an extended stay can get you a stove. The two room also have two air-cons although you will not need both.
There is also a discount for extended stay apartments.
You can get food right outside the hotel at many of the street carts, including one that sells dog meat. But be warned that these carts are serving Vietnamese people that have a
stronger "constitution"!
Shops line the streets in this area, in particular clothing stores.
There are mini marts that sell drinks and such as well as pharmacies.
A short taxi ride or longer walk will get you over to a couple teen disco's as well as a really cool corner that has coffee shops on every corner and side street, as well as a VN steak house which was really good. The coffee is served by some very cute, short skirt girls...but of course as a married man, I don't go in for that sort of thing...especially since my wife would kill me! LOL
Overall, if you are looking to get away from the areas catering to tourists, or are relocating to Saigon, then this may be an option for you.
There is no swimming pool, no restaurant, no elevator.....BUT...this is a clean, cheap and friendly hotel/apartment building. It has this nice courtyard with a little waterfall that unfortunately does not get used very often. It used to have a small bar, but they closed it down since it was never used.
I like the two room apartment with the kitchen. It is larger than a regular room for just a few more dollars. The bathrooms are nice with full tubs.
The staff are very friendly. They will take your bags up to your room and assist when they can with any questions.
We stayed for 3 nights in March 2012. Were upgraded to a family room (triple) which was spacious. Looked over front of hotel on first floor but not noisy. Big bathroom. In room computer but I am always wary of viruses on that sort of PC, so I used my laptop and wifi. Tea and coffee and kettle. Breakfast is a buffet, lots of different fruit, eggs to order, noodles, pho, bacon, yoghurt, bread etc.
Central location.
The staff are very friendly and all speak English, soon were calling me Mrs Susan. Booked river trip with reception and also transfer to Hue on open tour bus (which turned out to be the best - Sinh Tourist). Great response to emails re booking. Fresh fruit in room and towel sculptures!
Everthing was good in this hotel. The view, rooms many extra thing and balcony, nice bar, nice pool area, good localization etc... It is just near the bridge, easy to go everywhere.
Binh duong hotel was good. There were big balcony and internet in the room! Rooms were clean and nice. Localization and price was good but I don't know egzact price.
It is a big 3* hotel. It's location is good, close to the lake, shops, local people's restaurants.
I guess ther are more than one Sunshine hotel, be careful!
The rooms in this hotel are very large compared to other hotels I have stayed in. Actually, even the standard room is a suite. Separate room with table, sofa, chair, desk, and refrigerator. I got a standard room. The view was non-existent but who cares. Since I was staying for 11 nights, I requested a tub. There is an individual in-room safe and cable TV with a fairly decent selection of channels. Free internet is a major plus. Tea and coffee making facilities but more on that later.
The downside: the service in the restaurant, the breakfasts, housekeeping service, and the dinner menu. If you like everything cold or lukewarm, this is the place for you. Cold eggs, cold French toast, cold pancakes, lukewarm sausage. There is absolutely no consistency in the breakfast menu. One morning they will have numerous kinds of bread, pound cake, and Vietnamese sweet bread and the next day, for no apparent reason, all you get is plain white sandwich bread. The service is terrible. Breakfast starts at 6am and several times I entered the room to find the staff bringing out the food at 6:15 am. If an item has run out, like corn flakes or pancakes, good luck. You can wait up to ten minutes. Disorganization and plain lack of caring on the part of the waiters is painfully apparent.
I was leaving the maid a dollar tip every day. For that, the least she could have done is provide tea and sugar refills. I asked her several times, via hand gestures and holding up an empty sugar packet, for more supplies. She never, repeat never, refilled my supplies. I had to chase her down in the hall. I left a note for her. Yes, I understand she probably could not read English. The note was left on the pillow. She should have taken it to the front desk and asked what it meant.
The dinner “menu” is really really bad. The choice is so limited as to be nonexistent. And to top it off, the menu in the rooms is different than the one in the restaurant. Fried chicken breast turned out to be slices of bread coated rubber. The French fries were good though. No salads on the menu at all. I had to ask the cook to prepare a basic salad.
Almost every night I was there, there was a wedding. That means the restaurant and bar were off limits to guests. Incredible. A guard stood by the elevator to make sure I went to my room and did not try and sit down in the bar to have a drink.
After talking to an ex pat from America who has lived in Vietnam for five years, I now understand I got ripped off. I paid $55 night and he told me I could have gotten a nicer place, with a decent and hot breakfast, for less.
2.5 stars.
No outstanding characteristics.
Cheap hotel and friendly staff. The staff is trying all avenue to help you. I did book a Halong Tour via the hotel and it is cheaper than booking online.
When we arrived in Ninh Binh the lady of the house, Kim Lien, run towards us and tried to convince us to come with her to her guest house. She had pictures with her, where we could see everything. In the end we decided to go with her and it was really worth it. They all did so much for us, helped us planning our next trip, get us what ever we needed. They also made a very nice dinner every night, it was great although it isn´t very central.
Q: transit visa??? "My son is flying from Sydney to Paris via Saigon. Does anyone know if he will need some kind of transit visa? He won't be leaving..."
A: "No."
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