## **The windows in this room type at DAHLIALAND SAIGON HOTEL & SWIMMING POOL are completely soundproof!**
First, the service was quite good (just to be fair).
However, upon check-in = after a tiring day, arriving at the hotel in the evening, I got to quietly listen to other people coughing, the sound of car brakes and engines, and motorcycle engines. It was truly delightful; if you're interested in sleeping on the street, you can definitely come and experience it. The flaws are so numerous, like warts on a toad. Here are the uniquely consistent shortcomings:
**1. Bathroom:**
The sink had black spots, looking so dirty that it completely put me off using it. The bathtub was a movable version that could be kicked with one foot, paired with an old showerhead that couldn't maintain its direction at all. You either ended up touching the yellowed shower curtain (who knows how often it's cleaned) or hitting the wall. Additionally, the cotton swabs amenity in the room had already been opened and not replaced. May I ask if your hotel simply checks that the quantity of cotton swabs hasn't decreased and deems them suitable for the next guest?
**2. Room:**
An extremely poorly soundproofed room. Songs, engine noises, honking, all sorts of sounds were incessant. Since the room faces a bustling main road, why can't there be even a little soundproofing? Guests are lured in by the flashy homepage pictures, only to find out they can't get a refund or it's too late and they're too tired to change hotels = they're forced to endure sleeping on the street. At 5 AM, the street started playing music, waking me up again. It's truly incredible, just incredible.
**3. Hygiene:**
The pillowcases were stained with dirt. For a hotel that fines guests for dirtying bedding, isn't this being too strict with others and lenient with oneself? So, the fines paid by guests are neither used to clean the stains nor to replace the bedding with clean ones. Anyone who falls for this scam like I did will be scarred for life.
**4. Layout:**
To create a retro Nanyang style and trick fools like me, they sacrificed the room's flow. The huge old bed in this already oddly shaped room is intimately close to a baffling tea table, causing one to bump into it every time they pass by. It's hard to understand how such a basic detail, not even a minor one, could be so overlooked.
**Summary:** Don't believe the merchant's claim that it opened in 2025; everything is visibly old furniture. If you yearn for sleeping on the street, you can stay here.
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