We stayed at this hotel for 3 days to explore the sights of Hoi An and soak in the town's atmosphere.
I want to express my huge gratitude for the hospitality! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Of course, there are more luxurious options in the world.
But we always evaluate hotels based on value for money, which we believe is fair.
Let's start from the beginning.
Firstly, I want to thank the reception team, Music and Moon. We arrived much earlier than 2 pm, and they checked us in within 5 minutes. Everything was very friendly; they offered us cold lemonade, which was much appreciated as it was very hot, and delivered all our luggage to the room! The reception area is very beautiful, perhaps a little old-fashioned, but tastefully decorated, clean, and attractive, in a rich Vietnamese style! 😊
Now, a quick word about the room. We were on the 3rd floor, with a city view. Despite being on a lower floor, we had a beautiful view of the tiled rooftops, just as we like it! We booked the most basic room, and it turned out to be spacious, with a huge 3-meter bed, a good workspace, and excellent, working Wi-Fi – which was important for us, as we work remotely. Everything in the room was very good, not new, of course, but with a pleasant, oriental charm! Everything worked well; it was very comfortable and clean. The hotel's bedding was excellent.
Two small bottles of water every day – a small detail, but a nice touch!!!
I want to talk separately about the breakfasts.
In our opinion, they were 5++!
Primarily because of the atmosphere created in the restaurant. We were there for three days, and it was always uncrowded, with plenty of space, and everything was always available. Every day there was a different soup, an omelet/fried egg/poached egg option, always a selection of fruits, tea/coffee, and pastries.
Of course, these aren't Hyatt breakfasts. But for what we paid, we were absolutely delighted!!!
Special thanks to the wonderful music, smiles, and responsiveness of the entire restaurant team!!!
And a couple of words about the location.
It's a 10-15 minute walk to the center (old town), but it's a pleasant and quiet area!
Separately, I want to warn you to be extra careful on Vietnamese roads; look left and right three times before crossing – it's very dangerous! ‼️
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