Thien Thanh Hotel

  Customer Review 

Room was large and quiet. Very good breakfast. Employees were accommodating and organised trips, taxis, washing at reasonable rates.

  Customer Review 

Excellent, clean and warm and friendly little hotel, just 5 minutes walk from the old town. Gorgeous staff along with the breakfast is exceptional (especially the pancakes! ) and is served overlooking the most comforting rice field. We would definitely stay here again!

  Barton D... 

The employees were very useful as properly as the breakfast was good.

  Customer Review 

The staff were extremely helpful as properly as the breakfast was good.

  Customer Review 

Great location and huge rooms. We booked the Halong bay tour there and it was extremely good.

  Dominik S... 

Great location and huge rooms. We booked the Halong bay tour there and it was really good.

  Customer Review 

The employees is very friendly, the breakfast inside the garden overlooking the water is very good and relaxed.

  Harry Van V... 

The staff is really friendly, the breakfast within the garden overlooking the water is really outstanding and relaxed.

  Customer Review 

We chose this hotel due to the fact it was recommended inside the Rough Guide and had a high rating on HostelBookers. HOWEVER - we were rather disappointed and felt we had been misled, conned out of money by the dishonest employees and the hotel is overpriced for what it is. The employees are dishonest and try to overcharge you at every single point, use a higher exchange rate when converting into VND or USD and also over charged us for a bus ticket which we had to go and collect ourselves anyway (which took over an hour due to the fact they told us the wrong address). On HostelBookers a standard double room is around $38 (722, 000 VND) per night - when you arrive at the hotel the room rates are priced at 150, 000 VND ($8! ) per night. Our room had one tiny external window. Sound travels very easily in this hotel (due to the poorly fitted windows) and in case you don&'t wish to be woken at 7a. m. every single morning on your holiday by the employees shouting at each other as they prepare breakfast and start off work, or as the outside street and horn beeping commences, then do not stay here! In case you do decide to stay here, I would check your bill thoroughly and ask for points to be quoted in either VND or US$ throughout, otherwise they will use extortionately high rates (sometimes coverting points twice and therefore overcharging twice). If they do convert any prices, double check them. Also, do not book any bicycle hire, tour tickets or bus tickets through them - go to the travel agencies directly, as the hotel sticks a huge commission on, simply for calling their brother or sister down the road. A general tip for all hotels and eating places in Vietnam: check your bill. We have been here for two weeks now and each restaurant has tried to overcharge us by increasing the prices of dishes. Very good luck!

  Caitriona C... 

We chose this hotel because it was recommended in the Rough Guide and had a high rating on HostelBookers. HOWEVER - we were rather disappointed and felt we had been misled, conned out of money by the dishonest staff and the hotel is overpriced for what it is. The staff are dishonest and try to overcharge you at every point, use a higher exchange rate when converting into VND or USD and also over charged us for a bus ticket which we had to go and collect ourselves anyway (which took over an hour because they told us the wrong address). On HostelBookers a standard double room is around $38 (722, 000 VND) per night - when you arrive at the hotel the room rates are priced at 150, 000 VND ($8! ) per night. Our room had one tiny external window. Sound travels very easily in this hotel (due to the poorly fitted windows) and if you don't want to be woken at 7a. m. every morning on your holiday by the staff shouting at each other as they prepare breakfast and start work, or as the outside traffic and horn beeping commences, then do not stay here! If you do decide to stay here, I would check your bill thoroughly and ask for things to be quoted in either VND or US$ throughout, otherwise they will use extortionately high rates (sometimes coverting things twice and therefore overcharging twice). If they do convert any prices, double check them. Also, do not book any bike hire, tour tickets or bus tickets through them - go to the travel agencies directly, as the hotel sticks a huge commission on, simply for calling their brother or sister down the road. A general tip for all hotels and restaurants in Vietnam: check your bill. We have been here for two weeks now and each restaurant has tried to overcharge us by increasing the prices of dishes. Good luck!