★★·Ho Chi Minh City·8.1
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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The Queendor Boutique Hotel offers air‑conditioned rooms with parquet floors, soundproofing, bathrobes, yukata, bidet, hairdryer, slippers, free toiletries, a work desk, TV and high‑speed Wi‑Fi. On‑site amenities include a fitness centre, restaurant, bar and shuttle service. Located 2 km from Tan Son Nhat Airport, it provides easy access to Giac Lam Pagoda, Dam Sen Cultural Park and Tan Dinh Market.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The staff were cute, the hotel was flexible. The room was extremely stinky, and although it had a window, it couldn’t be opened for ventilation. Even though the hotel was flexible and allowed a room change, the toilet was still filthy. It was a little farther from the toilet, but the smell was still noticeable; fortunately, the bed and pillows were comfortable, which made me feel better.
Thi·Hace 2 meses
The location was convenient, with many shops and restaurants nearby, and the price was reasonable. The front desk staff were very attentive. The downside was that the day‑shift security guard was rude. A group of more than ten guests arrived on a 16‑seat vehicle; the driver parked them before they could move down to the car, and the security guard rushed the vehicle away while refusing to help with luggage.
Snowy·Hace 3 meses
The hotel is close to the airport. The breakfast menu only had two options.
Gig·Hace 3 meses
A single night near the airport was all we needed, and the Queendor delivered that. It’s close enough to the airport yet still within walking distance of restaurants, cafés and banks. As a budget hotel there’s nothing fancy, but the rooms were comfortable and breakfast was included, making it a nice, wallet‑friendly option.
Vinh·Hace 5 meses
The bed was soft and the pillows fluffy, and even though the hotel sits on a busy street it was quiet enough. The downside was the shady alleyway outside; my window faced other rooms with only a thin partition between them, so the walls were very thin.
Vaaiga·Hace 6 meses