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Revelion in Hoi An
Hoi An este faimos pentru "Lantern Festival" si multitudinea de croitori unde poti sa-ti faci un costum sau orice altceva intr-o zi.
La fiecare luna plina localnicii organizeaza "Lantern Festival", o gaselnita buna pentru a atrage cit mai multi turisti. Nu stiu amanunte cit de vechi si autentic este de fapt festivalul. Orasul vechi se …
Dag 9, 10 - Hoi An: Shop till you drop
Aaahhh! Terwijl Davy nog steeds op zoek is naar een boerka in een land met 80% Boeddhisten, ga ik lekker op zoek naar een laag uitgesneden jurkje in Hoi An. Een wel erg korte busrit volgens Vietnamese interpretatie (4 uur) brengt me naar de shopping 1, 2 en 55. Onvoorstelbaar! Alleen de 'Ming gah' wordt hier vertaald door 'Buy one more?' De …
Beautiful Vietnam
Today I awoke and, thank goodness, I am feeling better and can start to enjoy Vietnam!
At the moment we are staying in a really pretty, ancient village by the river called Hoi An. In the 16th and 17th centuries Hoi An was the international trading centre in Vietnam; Japanese, Chinese, Dutch and Indian traders set up …
My Son temples
This morning we woke up really late then caught a cab to some temple ruins in a nearby valley called My Son. The temples weren’t very impressive after seeing Angkor Wat, but they were still pretty cool. The surrounding mountain scenery was the main highlight. We explored the ruins for about two hours then headed back to town.
When …
Tailors galore
Today the three of us switched to a more centrally located hotel. Mark wandered off to walk around town while Tom and I went to a tailor to get some custom-made suits. Hoi An is famous for its tailors, the town has a population of only 120,000 but it has over 200 tailors. It is by far, the best place to get a suit in SE Asia. I wanted to get two …
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Historical Traveler Reviews Long Life Hotel Hoi An
Great hotel in a lovely town
We knew we were going to stay in Hoi An for 5 days and initially wanted to see what the hotel was like. They arranged a pick up from Danang and gave us a very warm welcome, tips about hoi an (like where to get good clothes made) and they also arrange great trips around hoi an, we went to My Son. They give you a welcome feeling, and a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the streets of hoi an. We ended up staying for 5 days, though there are better deals for breakfast in town.
They go the extra mile!
My daughter and I spent a week in June of 2006 at this delightful spot in the heart of Hoi An. We shared a room which was spacious and nicely decorated with wood touches on the beds and windows and beautiful fabric curtains and bed linens. The room was very clean and had a small balcony overlooking a garden area where meals were served. We only had breakfast there, but our omelettes with a baguette and coffee were good. I was most impressed by the friendliness and efficiency of the staff. This included the women who cleaned our room and the front desk hospitality staff. They were always around and very willing to answer questions and help in any way they could. They even went so far as to give me a mini- Thai massage as we were checking out. I had been having back problems, and they had noticed I was uncomfortable. Some other people checking out asked hopefully, "Is the massage part of the check out protocol?!" I would go back there in a heartbeat.
Believe it all
Stumbled upon this little gem by chance,so glad we did.After spending several days at Hoi An Beach Resort (which was also good),decided to move into town.
Thanh Xuan is incredible value for money @ $23US/room inc bfast.
Room was spotless,had ensuite,tv & fantastic a con.Double windows with shutters to catch the breeze & tiny balcony overlooking the rice paddies & the garden where bfast is served.Meals were fresh & delicious.
But it is the staff that make this place a bargain.From Thanh (owner) right down to the housekeeping staff,nothing was a problem.Tours are available but there is no pressure.If you want a recommendation for a tailor,they are able to help but again,none of the usual hard sell Vietnam is known for.
We'll be back in 07,thanks Thanh x2.
Kathryn & John
Melb Aust.
Loved it !
While in Hanoi, an Australian couple (who planned to spend no more than $300 TOTAL on hotels for a month in Vietnam) told us about this lovely small hotel in Hoi An that cost about $20. It was more than they liked to spend, but we were skeptical. ($20 for a hotel?) Anyway, we arrived by taxi, the staff rushed outside to meet us, helped us carry our bags up three skinny flights of stairs and did everything possible to make us confortable. Our Aussy pals told us to get a room at the back of the hotel, overlooking the garden. The first two nights, that room was already booked, so we stayed in the front. Hoi An isn't Las Vegas, so the "street noise" was no problem. Our last night, the staff moved us to the back. It was lovely, as well. Rooms are clean, charming and safe. I would stay there again. Vietnamese coffee is excellent, too. As I am frightened of getting sick from unpastuerized dairy products, it wasn't until our stay at this hotel, that I tried coffee with milk. It's actually sweetened condensed milk poured into the bottom of the cup, with strong Vietnam-grown coffee poured over it. Delicious. And the garden area in the back of the hotel is charming. Just remember your DEET. My spouse rarely gets bitten, but the bugs like me, even with DEET. You'll need it. Bottom line, we stayed an extra day in Hoi An because the people at this hotel were so wonderful. It was one of the best experiences of our entire southeast Asia vacation. I only wish I could bring some of these people back to the U.S. with me. We could learn a few things about hospitality from the staff at the Thanh Xuan. Thanks. Vicky and Victor.
Breakfast in the Garden
The Thanh Xuan hotel in Hoi An is a lovely medium sized hotel with any amenity you could want. the prices include fully cooked breakfast served in a beautiful back garden. the girls are lovely, helpful and very capable in dealing with any problems that may arise. A small hiccup from the bus station was quickly resolved on arrival at the hotel. rooms are clean, quite spacious and cool even in the hot weather. no hesitation in recommending this hotel.
Unglaubliches Hotel
Dieses Hotel ist unglaublich - günstig (12-20 Dollar), sauber, gutes Design, sehr gemütliche Zimmer mit Moskitonetz, sehr nette MitarbeiterInnen, gute Lage zur Innenstadt, dabei sehr ruhig.
Das Frühstück/Essen im Garten ist sehr angenehm. Es gibt einen zuverlässigen Tourservice, Internetanschluss - vor allem wird man mit keiner Frage allein gelassen und es ergeben sich nette, persönliche Gespräche mit den Mitarbeitern, wenn man das möchte.
Thanh Xuan - A haven in Vietnam
We loved the Thanh Xuan! The staff were so kind and welcoming, the atmosphere serene, our room was spacious and xtra comfortable. After we had a hard time in Ho Chi Minh this place was a haven. Their banana chocolate pancakes are the best and they recomended a good tailor too.
Wonderful and value hotel
This is one of the friendliest and helpful hotel we found in Vietnam. On the day of our arrival, even though the hotel was quite full, the staff were very helpful and took initiative to make sure we got two rooms that are side by side. The rooms are lovely and spacious with a big ensuite bathroom. Furthermore, the hotel is relatively new and very clean! It is really good value for money!
The staff quickly helped us plan our itinery in Hoi An after we settled down. The staff were so thoughtful that they remembered one of my friend's birthday which fell on the second day of our stay, and a bouquet of flowers was awaiting him when we returned to the hotel that night.
It is in fact a pleasurable and memorable stay in Thanh Xuan Hotel. Thanks for being a wonderful host.
Homestay experience in Hoi An
We reached Hoi An very early in morning - wihtout arrangment with any hotel!!
After hopping a few budget hotels, we landed on Thanh Xuan. B4 we make our decision, the friendly staff - patiently showed us to many rooms (at different levels) that fit our budget. She even explained the various amenities available in the room - without us asking!
Touched with sincerely and gd services, we decided to check in.
Throughout our stay, all the staffs are prompt in assisting in our needs, and ensured that we can optimise and enjoy our stay in Hoi An.
The hotel room has advance facilities, centralise power card control, and a bath tub, which is rare in a budget hotel.
Overall, a very homely stay in Hoi An. Thanks!
Great hotel in Hoi An
Super hotel about 3 mins walk from the centre of the old town on a quieter street filled with tailor shops and restaurants. The staff were really helpful, knowledgable and professional and they serve a great breakfast in a little courtyard in the back. The hotel rooms vary in design ours was on the top floor with a Chinese motif, very clean, great hot shower, satellite tv and refreshments in the fridge. A welcome fruit basket topped it all off. For a reasonable price, great location and courteous staff check out the Thanh Xuan.