Very good
Julien2 months ago
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Bình Đào Hotel offers family rooms with private bathrooms, city or courtyard views, free Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning and flat‑screen TVs. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, garden, hot tub, shared kitchen and outdoor seating. Situated 17 minutes from Lam Vien Square and 1.6 km from Xuan Huong Lake, it’s near Yersin Park, Hang Nga Crazy House, with airport shuttle, 24‑hour front desk and tour services.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Very good
Julien·2 months ago
The accommodation is very central but tucked in a quiet corner. Nearby are great spots for local food, a night market, and more. We arrived very early, yet our room was ready and it was very helpful. Everything we needed was in the room, and it was great value for the money. The owner was very kind and helpful.
Lukas·5 months ago
The family‑friendly reception was very efficient and offered good advice. It’s just a stone’s throw from the city centre and a self‑service bakery. The room was quite spacious with comfortable beds and the hotel was quiet. They can also handle laundry. Nothing to complain about.
Sabine·6 months ago
The host was extremely friendly, kind, and accommodated our late check‑in. The place is quiet yet centrally located, within walking distance of the market, lake, etc., and the rooms are cosy with a kettle and tea. We rented bikes right from the property, which was very convenient and hassle‑free, and the bikes worked great. The only issue was that the soundproofing could be better; we stayed on the ground floor and could hear people outside and in the lobby as if the walls didn’t exist, but it wasn’t that noisy because the area is quiet.
Urszula·6 months ago
We had the room in the entrance that opens onto the street, and we were surprised by how calm it was at night. The owner is very friendly and does everything to make our stay easier, just a few steps from the night market. The only downside was the difficulty finding it in the narrow pedestrian or bicycle lanes, and it was poorly marked on Google.
Nadine·7 months ago