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I had a pretty interesting 4 nights here!
During my 5-day business trip, I booked a standard studio. The room was like a small hostel, quite cramped. There was no free water. Downstairs was the bathroom (the toilet was clogged), the kitchen (no utensils except for a bottle of dish soap), and the refrigerator. Upstairs was the sleeping area with a thin mattress, pillows and blankets, a chest of drawers, and air conditioning. The downstairs and upstairs were connected by an iron staircase.
If you wanted to eat anything, you had to order takeout or cook yourself (but you needed to bring your own utensils).
The reception desk wasn't very fancy, but the staff were quite enthusiastic and pleasant.
The price after tax and fees was over 380,000 VND/night (depending on the time of year as I booked through a third party), which might not be high compared to the city, but the lack of basic amenities was a bit disappointing.
It's located in an alley, but cars can drive right up to the gate. Near the bus stop, about a 50m walk to Nguyen Duy Trinh street. There are also many restaurants around.
Since I chose a standard studio, the experience might not have been great; other options would probably have been better.
This type of room is only suitable for young people; it's not suitable for the elderly or young children because there's a staircase (without safety barriers).
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