Hue Hotels - Reviews and Rates

The old town of Hue was the centre of some pretty serious fighting. Nowadays its streets have the semi-refurbished feel of a town which would rather be forgotten, but it has a certain charm with its many bars and restaurants.

The Citadel is the main attraction here. It is being painstakingly refurbished to its ancient glory. The city with...

Finalement il fait beau aujourd'hui ! C'est pas pour autant qu'on a fait la ballade sur la Riviere aux Parfums (apparemment incontournable) pour aller voir les tombeaux, car ils sont eloignes du bord. Donc en plus du bateau, il faut rajouter la location d'une moto qui nous emmene sur le site et le prix d'entree. On a donc prefere relouer les vel...

We didn't have much time in Hue today as we had to be ready to leave at 3.30pm for our overnight train to Hanoi. In the morning we boarded our Dragon Boat that took us down the Perfume River. We had two stop offs. Firstly was the Thien Mu Pagoda and Temple. This was a lovely area right on the river banks where there were monks at prey and a real...

Upon reading back the last entry, it was a bit ****. So I'm gonna take a little trip back to Nha Trang... Now it would be fair to say we've had a couple of drinks since we've been here. We're travelling north in a reasonably big group - a mixture of Brits and Aussies - and we have quite a level mix of quiet ones and noisy ones. The highlights of...

No night bus was required for this journey as Hue is only about 120km north of Hoi An. The drive takes you through Danang , which I had decided to skip. Some do pay it a visit as it is the place where the first US forces came ashore but it looked like a fairly non-descript town I carried on through to Hue, described as the heartbeat of old Vietn...

After a long, very uncomfortable bus ride we arrived in Hue at 6 a.m. Unfortunately our first experience in Hue involved us getting scammed by a cab driver. We were basically right by our hotel when we got dropped off by the bus and we didn't know it. So, he drove us in a big circle, which we both figured out. Then, when he did drop us off, he t...

We left Hanoi on the 18th in the evening by train bound for Hue. The train was noisy, as you can imagine and a bit crowded in our shared "rooms." There were four to a cabin, each with our own "soft" bed (although, none of the beds in Veitnam appear to be soft). The train arrived in Hue at 9 am on the following morning. We made our way to the hot...

Hello Everybody, This past few days in Vietnam I have learnt lots of new things..... in a nutshell: 1. If you want to know the difference between what you're buying don't bother asking cause you always get the same response.... "Same Same, But Different". 2. It's totally fine for the mini buses that we travel on (or any other large vehicle on th...

Both slept extremely well on the bus - pretty comfy as buses get! AC and lots of leg room, and reclining seats... Having prepared ourselves for a rough journey we were pleasantly surprised. We have an open ticket that takes us down the coast - a sort of Jump on jump off bus North to South for a tenner! Great value. Bearing this in mind, we had t...

We arrived in Hue after a horrifically long 16 and a half hour bus journey. After spending so long on a bus we were all feeling understandably tired so we just spent the afternoon in a few cafes deciding how to spend the next few days. Next morning and we were up at the ridiculously early hour of 5:30 AM to go on a tour of the DMZ (Demilitarized...